Farmer Watermelon
Dialogue
Hey mate!
G’day, you! I’ve got a real mess on my hands...
You’d best not be wasting my time!
Are you here to help or just have a chinwag?
Let’s get on with it, time’s money!
Another bloody portal jumper.
What language do you speak?
What, you looking for a handout?
Suit yourself, but don't come crying when there are no handouts.
Everyone'll tell you this is a shithole, but it was nice before that portal opened.
Begging for a job already?
You know what I say to that? To hell with the portals!
I'll ask a local if something comes up.
These pipes of mine, I tell you, are more temperamental than a wet hen.
Every other day, they're springing leaks. I'm starting to think portal jumpers are opening them.
I was born here in Kwalat, and I earned what I've got here. No handouts!
Bugger off. You never know when a pipe might spring a leak.
I'm just great. Would be even better if my farming system bloody worked.
Kicheki! Been working myself to the bone since I was a young 'un.
So you're just going to leave me in this shit situation, shocker.
The government said I had to start growing these darn watermelons.
Help? From the likes of you?
You're in Goldenfield Village, my home. MY home, got it?
You bet your boots I could use some help.
So here I am, knee-deep in mud and pipe grease. Just another day in paradise, huh?
Got those parts from Junkyard. Never should've trusted those dirty portal-jumping drongos.
No need for help, unless you can make these pipes stop leaking.
Alright then, guess I'll handle it myself. Just like always.
Don't dawdle! I'll be here, fixing this bloody barometer!
All your kind are the same. Now get off my property!
I get that you have no bloody soul, you outworlder jerk.
We shouldn't be giving those folks free food and bread. Disgusting!
Guess I'll make you useful for something.
And who has to fix them? Yours truly. Why don't you take some responsibility?
Find and replace leaking pipes with new ones. You can usually find them in barrels or crates.
Now I'm flat out busy fixing pipes and yelling at leaks. It's a right pain, let me tell you.