Stellar & Chupa
Stellar
I was watching a meteor shower last night and it made me think—what if we turned those random streaks into a prank, like lighting up the sky at random times? What’s your take on that?
Chupa
Sounds like a blast—literally—just make sure you’re not starting a sky‑fire alarm, or you’ll get a real buzz from the police! A surprise flare, a pop of confetti, maybe a glitter trail? If you can keep the chaos low‑key and the laughs high, it’ll be one unforgettable night. Go for it, but maybe keep a signal or two for the neighbors, just in case!
Stellar
That sounds thrilling, but I’d need to make sure everyone’s safe and the sky isn’t too crowded with surprise lights. Maybe we could do a coordinated star‑show instead?
Chupa
Oh, a coordinated star‑show? Love the idea—just add a twist: every “scheduled” star flash drops a tiny confetti balloon onto a random fan’s hat. Surprise, surprise! Keeps the crowd safe and the sky full of glittery surprises. Let's make it happen, but only if you can keep the confetti budget low—don't want the city thinking we're a meteor shower cult.
Stellar
That sounds like a charming idea—just keep the balloons small and maybe use biodegradable glitter so the city won’t see us as a meteor cult. We could time the flashes with a countdown app, and maybe hand out a few tiny ribbons for extra sparkle, keeping the budget tight and the surprise big.
Chupa
Sounds like a secret rave in the sky—countdown app in one hand, biodegradable glitter in the other. Just keep the ribbons small so you don’t need a permit for a parade, and maybe add a random “whoops!” shout every once in a while. The city will think you’re just stargazing, but everyone will be blinking at the surprise fireworks. Go wild!