Well, it seemed like she at least got the gist of it, no matter what she actually said. He was tempted to just get up an leave, but it wouldn't hurt to see what was brought out to them, even if they decided not to eat it. He put his elbow on the table and laid his chin in his hand, looking over the rest of the people in the restaurant with a skeptical expression. He found himself wishing for company that he could talk to. Al would be best, though right now he'd even take Gorilla-man and old-man-Lion.

Ed glanced back at Kara, looking back at her clothes. It was certainly a style he wasn't used to seeing, but he couldn't really ask about it, could he?

Thankfully, it wasn't too long before the waitress returned with two plates of food. She placed them down on the table and gave them both a smile before leaving. Ed scrutinized it. It looked good. It smelled good. He poked it with his fork and looked up at Kara, wondering if she would try hers first.