“ yeah? ” quinn mildly bounces on his feet, a little excited, a little giddy. firstly, he’s glad hadley isn’t mad — and he’ll make it up to her, of course — and secondly, opting for the unknown but fun things is necessary. it’s a beautiful day; they need to take advantage of it. “ oh, man. i can’t even remember the last time i saw a fortune teller machine like this one, ” he admits as they amble towards it. he can’t help but be amused because people are walking past it or downright ignoring it. “ do you follow astrology? ” quinn asks, glancing at hadley, and then noticing the machine needs coins. ah, maybe that’s why! he digs a few coins from his jeans pocket, drops a couple in the slot, and then they stand back. “ oh, what’s happening now, ” quinn remarks, snorting in amusement and looking at hadley with wide eyes. it looks like the fortune teller machine isn’t moving until it did — zoltar’s hand now moving, its pale hand touching the crystal ball. is it going to recite their fortune? what is it going to do? on cue, a piece of paper slides out from somewhere, and quinn immediately catches it. fast reflexes, heck yeah! “ the older you get, the better you get, unless you are a banana, ” he reads, showing the card to hadley. “ guess the fates are telling us to make banana bread. ”