Still good on him for honoring the purchase even if he gripes a bit about it.
As proprietor he has every right to deny the 'cheating' and even get the two removed from the store not because of their species but specifically because they have this kind of capability, but good on him for putting up with it.
Good on every human in the MoGal-verse who sucks it up and just deals with powers they can't fully understand or anticipate.
Still good on him for honoring the purchase even if he gripes a bit about it.
As proprietor he has every right to deny the 'cheating' and even get the two removed from the store not because of their species but specifically because they have this kind of capability, but good on him for putting up with it.
Good on every human in the MoGal-verse who sucks it up and just deals with powers they can't fully understand or anticipate.
Besides, the headache of trying to create a rule that denies them the ability to "cheat" while still honoring that that is just the way their species is isn't worth the trouble.
That said, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these shop owners start to get wise to this and start doing some shenanigans to try and turn those abilities back on them.
Besides, the headache of trying to create a rule that denies them the ability to "cheat" while still honoring that that is just the way their species is isn't worth the trouble.
That said, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these shop owners start to get wise to this and start doing some shenanigans to try and turn those abilities back on them.
This is basically a Newsstand or LGS meaning that the manufacturer of the products is the one that needs to think up countermeasures. Surely they could do so with their R&D budget even if the law frowns on it.
This is basically a Newsstand or LGS meaning that the manufacturer of the products is the one that needs to think up countermeasures. Surely they could do so with their R&D budget even if the law frowns on it.
If he didn't know which one was special, this wouldn't work. I'd say this one's on him.
Still good on him for honoring the purchase even if he gripes a bit about it.
As proprietor he has every right to deny the 'cheating' and even get the two removed from the store not because of their species but specifically because they have this kind of capability, but good on him for putting up with it.
Good on every human in the MoGal-verse who sucks it up and just deals with powers they can't fully understand or anticipate.
Considering the Medusa incident rather than suck up it's more like they don't care as long as it's not that that's being bothered.
If we pretend that this post is the painting, then I removed the commentary which is just the photographer talking about going to the museum. (You can read it in the commentary history.)
