Leela & Shlepok
Leela Leela
Shlepok Shlepok
Leela Leela
I just got through a gravity wave that twisted the ship like a riff, so I figured we could swap tips on how to keep your course when the universe starts humming its own bass line.
Shlepok Shlepok
Whoa, gravity riff, love it. Here’s a trick: sync your ship’s thrusters to the wave’s pulse, like setting a metronome in a storm. It’s like letting the universe riff with you instead of fighting it, and if you feel off, just jam out a quick bass line, it calms the cosmos.
Leela Leela
Cool trick, but I’d rather keep my own rhythm than sync to the universe’s. Still, keep that bass line handy for when the ship starts hiccuping.
Shlepok Shlepok
Got it, stay true to your groove. Just keep that bass line in the toolbox, like a backup riff you can pull out when the ship throws a surprise solo. Keep riding your own beat, and when the universe wants a duet, you’ll already have a cool jam ready.
Leela Leela
Cool, but I don’t rely on a jam session to get us out of trouble. I’ll keep the backup ready if the universe throws a curveball.
Shlepok Shlepok
Fair enough, I get it. Just keep that bass line in the back pocket; when the universe goes rogue we’ll riff on the spot. Meanwhile, let’s fine‑tune those propulsive vibes and stay on track.
Leela Leela
Fine. Keep the engines clean, the power lines tight, and don’t let the ship drift. We’ll stay on track.