FelixIDK: A Pewdiepie and RobertIDK Fanfiction

Chapter 2: Quick Store Trip

After him and Felix exchanged a few more emails trading phone numbers and Felix giving him his address, Robert was faced with getting the supplies for the challenge.
They were going to do the Try Not To Laugh Challenge on Felix's channel, and Innuendo Bingo for Robert's. Robert put on his plain white T-shirt, jeans and some white vans to match. He could walk to the store closest to him without dying so he decided it'd be easier than having to unnecessarily get in his car and drive all the way there and back.
He made sure he locked his house before leaving and headed out, both excited and nervous. What if he wasn't cool enough for Pewd's channel? Pewdiepie was just so talented and funny, and Robert didn't think he could ever be that clever... why had Felix even emailed him in the first place? It was amazingly awesome and he was way too happy about it, but he didn't even have 500,000 subs. Most of the people Felix did collabs with had at least close to a million. He was just so nervous...
When Robert arrived, he was immediately stopped at the door by a dollar store employee stacking paper cups.
"Hey, wait a second..." he said. "Your a YouTuber, right? Something Robert..."
Robert smiled, happy to meet a fan. Could this day get any better? "Robertidk, actually," he beamed, "and yeah, I'm a YouTuber."
"Ha! I knew I knew you from somewhere. My brother is a huge fan. Says you remind him of that big shot Pewdiepie, but better. Could I get an auto for the little teat?"
After signing the paper and exchanging some good, not-ackward conversation he continued to buy the supplies for the challenges. He was happy when his phone buzzed because of Felix's message.
Hey, how does Thursday sound? I don't have too much planned on that day.
Thursday was in two days... he could contain his inner fanboy for that long, no sweat.
Well, maybe a little sweat. It's Pewds!!
Sounds fine to me. I've got the stuff haha
He payed and went home, ecstatic for Thursday and also unnecessarily marking his calender.