Yes. Absolutely. Preferably a different outfit per day of the week, that is considered standard in most places. And I imagine in most realities. Furthermore there's laundry machines but no dry cleaning. Nor tailoring. Those things are generally standard on cruises of any repute.
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... You need more than that? [says woman who wears same outfit every day.]
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Yes. Absolutely. Preferably a different outfit per day of the week, that is considered standard in most places. And I imagine in most realities. Furthermore there's laundry machines but no dry cleaning. Nor tailoring. Those things are generally standard on cruises of any repute.
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an even longer pause as she considers the best way to explain that she has no idea what dry cleaning is but it sounds counterproductive...?]
Um, there are some clothes in the sundries shop...?
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[Those are khaki's and shirts with quirky sayings on them.]
What about proper clothes?
[He gestures at himself.]
Am I simply supposed to wear this forever?
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... Yes?
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Well that's simply unacceptable.
Let's not think about me for a moment, and consider the other passengers.
[He knows it's difficult to think about other people, but stay with him for this.]
Are the humans supposed to launder their clothes daily? What do they wear while it's being washed?
[And don't say the shirts from the shop.]
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[Hmf.]
Well that was entirely unhelpful, thank you.
[He turns to leave, he's going to go think up some way to barter for more suits.]
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... she thinks she'll do it.]