The kitchen in pep!pep!'s dorm can be reached through a classroom door in the common room, and it's no coincidence that it appears like a home economics classroom. Six stainless steel lab tables protrude from the side walls, three on each side with stools for seating. The bases of the tables have drawers and cabinets with kitchenware and utensils.
A deep stainless steel sink makes a large part of the counter immediately next to the door, and next to it is a standard microwave, though it's very old and janky and its LED panel barely works and all of the numbers and lettering on the control panel are worn and hardly legible.
A fridge flanked by two drink coolers that are always filled with ice sit opposite of the sink counter, the plastic on all three chipped and scraped in multiple places. In lieu of a stovetop the room is equipped with a multitude of hot plates in all sizes, but thankfully there is are three ovens complete with broilers, set up at eye level on the back wall of the dorm. There are posters and placards everywhere reminding you in no less than 20 different languages to wash your hands.
A small openable window lets in sunlight, next to one of the backmost tables. Sitting and basking in its luminescence makes you feel special, like an amazing adventure is about to start…! Alternatively it just makes you look weird and kinda shady. Who can say?
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The bases of the tables have drawers and cabinets with kitchenware and utensils.
A deep stainless steel sink makes a large part of the counter immediately next to the door, and next to it is a standard microwave, though it's very old and janky and its LED panel barely works and all of the numbers and lettering on the control panel are worn and hardly legible.
A fridge flanked by two drink coolers that are always filled with ice sit opposite of the sink counter, the plastic on all three chipped and scraped in multiple places. In lieu of a stovetop the room is equipped with a multitude of hot plates in all sizes, but thankfully there is are three ovens complete with broilers, set up at eye level on the back wall of the dorm. There are posters and placards everywhere reminding you in no less than 20 different languages to wash your hands.
A small openable window lets in sunlight, next to one of the backmost tables. Sitting and basking in its luminescence makes you feel special, like an amazing adventure is about to start…! Alternatively it just makes you look weird and kinda shady. Who can say?