Jacob finds a suitable seat in the inn, and sits down to enjoy his meal.  He makes sure to engage the innkeeper in conversation as much as he can, asking clarification for any words he doesn't understand and can't puzzle out, although he doesn't say much about himself.<br/><br/>Of particular interest is the local currency, since he doesn't want to make a habit of overpaying as he and his siblings probably did at the last inn.  They'll probably take silver and gold no matter what's stamped on it, but there's no guarantee that the local coins are minted in the same weights, and he'll certainly be thought a fool in this city if he can't handle money properly.