Hey, heard you’re planning some new booths for the fair. How about we build a mechanical arcade game from a pile of salvaged parts? I’ve got a ton of broken gearboxes and old console chips that could turn into a working slot‑machine machine—no decoration, just pure function.

Sounds like a plan—just the kind of dirty, functional tinkering I thrive on. I’ve got a stack of scrap gearboxes and those old console chips you mentioned. I’ll line them up, hook up the coils, and we’ll spin the wheels. No paint, no ornamentation, just a raw, honest slot‑machine. By the way, you’ll need to keep your hands off the lucky wrench; I can’t risk it getting mixed up in the chaos. Let’s get to work.

Got it—no bells, no glitz, just a steady whirring of metal. I’ll line the gearboxes up, secure the coils, and let the pistons push the reels. The lucky wrench stays locked in its drawer, just in case you get a sudden urge to “NO!” I’ll make this slot‑machine a humming, coin‑driving beast—raw, gritty, and fully functional. Let's get the gears turning.