The morning had been off to an awful start. Silver had wanted to read a bit before going to work, but apparently books were malfunctioning again. When they had tried to open their favourite book, a series of tall, meat-smelling sparks had erupted from it. Also, when they had tried to shower, no water had come out of their shower head. They wrote it off as the water company shutting of their water again, due to their alleged non-existence, and didn't think more of it. It happened from time to time, and they would just have to e-mail the company, and get them to turn on the water again.<br/><br/>Silver put on their gas mask, and grabbed their bike to go to work. They once had a car, but that had been smashed in the incident with the turkey sandwich billboards, that suddenly appeared on the highways and other inconvenient places around the city; and they had never gotten around to get a new one. Acquiring a new car was a pretty complicated affair for people who exists, but when you probably don't, then it's even harder; and Silver had decided that it simply wasn't worth the hassle. When they finally got to work, their co-worker Rebecca was already in, setting up the bloodstone circles around the tables. Honestly, people were so inconsiderate, always moving around the bloodstones when they get to their tables. It was one of the greatest hassles of the job honestly.<br/><br/>Over all though, Silver was very pleased with their job at the Moonlite All-Nite Diner. Alleged non-existence can make waitressing tricky, but it has it's perks as well. For example, they can't get fired, because how would you even go about firing someone who doesn't exist? Also, customers can never complain about them, because their existence was, at best, debatable. All in all, non-existence had its perks as well, and Silver didn't feel like they had anything to complain about. That didn't stop them most of them time, but that was completely  besides the point.<br/><br/>Rebecca informed Silver that there was no water in the diner either, which probably would end up complicating their work for the day. It was better than the swarm of crows that occasionally haunts the diner. They never tip, and they always take too many napkins, and leave them crumbled up at the table.