<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/64/a1/eb/64a1ebbbcf4fdbd74d30ee3e374e3270.jpg)</div>The suggestion of substituting ingredients went over about as well as it might have on any one of the Ramsay shows the instructor seemed to fawn over. In fact, his whole style seemed to be based on the successful, foul-mouthed gutter rat chef.<br/><br/>But hey, at least Celine had traded up in partners. The two young men were as different in personality as chalk and cheese, but all three of them shared a few eyerolls and knowing winks at the teacher's over the top antics, even as they did their best to follow his instructions. The quiet boy, who had introduced himself as Finn, seemed to actually know what he was doing, raising the question of why he'd even come. But Celine was glad of the company, especially when it came to flipping the omelette out of the pan, a process she made a complete botch of.<br/><br/>Hey, the eggs still tasted good.<br/><br/>After they'd cleaned down their station- predictably, Celine had made most of the mess- she walked out with them.  "Well, it tastes better than my local diner," she confessed, "but if you figure in the time and, in my case, the wastage, and it's a lot more expensive." The reached the corner, and she started to turn east towards home, thn paused. "Speaking of eating local- either of you up for coffee? I know a great place nearby. And they don't make you grind your own beans," she added with a smirk.