Good Point — Low-Profile Cap

You have strong views about sandwiches, although you do not usually introduce yourself this way. It takes a friend choosing a place with a very ambitious menu to bring them out. By the time you reach the counter, you have explained why height should not be the main achievement of lunch.

Your friend says that is a good point. You had prepared for disagreement, so this leaves you holding a surprising amount of unused material. There is still the question of the bread. And the thing they have done with the sauce. Your friend points out that you could order something else. An excellent suggestion from someone who has been listening while looking at cake.

You like going out with them. They notice the little coral marks on the dark cap, tell you it works with the jacket, and then refuse to let you get away with pretending you do not enjoy choosing these things. Their own outfit includes a color you would have argued against in a shop. It looks wonderful. You leave that argument where it belongs.

The sandwiches arrive lying down. You approve. Your friend cuts theirs in half, considers the result, and asks what you think about pickles. At last, a person willing to use the time properly.

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