<strong>Outside Sunset</strong><br/><br/>Not too much was open this late at night, especially things that sold dog food, but there were a few.  Meowsers was a warehouse type of store which catered to all sorts of pets, open 24 hours, with a logo of a lurking cat prowling past at the full moon.  "We know your cats don't keep 9-5 hours" was their logo, and they allowed animals inside, but many of the night workers tended to be snippy.<br/><br/>If they missed the pizza, though it seemed as though they would be in time, one of Aaron's favorite places was Sally's diner.  Another late joint that was only open between 4pm and 4am, Sally ran a greasy place but was always polite and sociable.  A number of bikers and truckers were known to frequent the place, but Sally kept a crowbar under the counter, and she had little trouble throwing out the unruly.<br/><br/>Of course, the city was huge, and the two likely both knew some of their own little places to go as well.  The only thing in short supply was grass, which only existed on a patch of land which had mostly been dedicated to a cemetery, or in Grayson Park.  Further away from the thick of the city, though, houses and lawns still existed as usual.