Zax: *Snickers a bit before announcing.* Hey guys! Don't tell Silent Cat about California Pizza Kitchen!

Chuong: California Pizza Kitchen is not bad to me though. I like it.

Jack: Zax, can we please not? The last thing we want happening is Leonardo going off on Silent Cat for freaking out over their pizzas.

Zax: Relax I was joking.

Alpha: A spicy pizza like the mushroom pepperoni sausage goes nice with some honey drizzled on top.

Tyler: Down in Australia, we have barbecue chicken pizza too.

Zax: You Australians are basically the Commonwealth version of us, so you basically have everything what we have. Only difference is that your natural environment is very rough.

Tyler: We know. We used to be the largest prison colony in the world.

Cosmic Star: Don't tell him about CPK? Why not?

Super C: He's Italian, and Italian people are extremely judgmental when it comes to the foods of other cultures, particularly the pizza. Don't tell them you like pineapple on your pizza, or they'll mob or stab you to death. Literally. Leonardo hsa been telling his people to cut it out, but hasn't had any results he wanted.

Cosmic Star: Wow. And I thought the parallels had ultimate authority as a superpower.

Leo: We do, but we also have the issues of IC3 killing people off because they don't obey us.

Zax: And apparently from what I know, chicken does not go on pizza nor pasta in Italy.

Silent Cat: No, it doesn't. Chicken parmigiana, like pepperoni sausage, is also American even though by Italian immigrants. Instead, we have a similar dish called cotoletta, which is fried veal. It's basically our equivalent to Austria's schnitzels.

Zax: I didn't know you had such an equivalent.

Silent Cat: We do, and some of our hardcore nationalists like to argue that the origin of schnitzels go back to Italy using the history of the Roman Empire as an argument of how we shaped Europe today.

Cosmic Star: *to Silent Cat* Thank you for letting me know about that. In return, I promise not to push your buttons, a frequent topic we hear our customers talk about is you having the freakouts over how other nations do a pizza versus how Italy does it. The fact is, there's no wrong way to make a pizza, is there?

Super C: Do you find that topic distracting?

Cosmic Star: Sometimes.

Zax: In the end, you're American, so there's no wrong way to make a pizza, really. Except for Sweden where for some weird reason, they have plaintains and curry on pizza.

Gustav: It's more of an Indian and Carribbean style pizza as we call it there.

Zax: I can see it now.

Finisher: Finland has a pizza chain known as Kotipizza, and the poro pizza is good. Reindeer meat and chanterelle mushrooms are nice on it. Many of the Italians who complain about this never tried it. You never know until you try it.

Cosmic Star: Hopefully we'll have the opportunity to try that one of these days.

Leonardo: And I wish those hardcore nationalists would cut it out; all they are doing is being judgmental of others, and so they shall be judged for it in the end.