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"I don't even have a 'pla'."
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"Phoebe, your turn." Monica leaned back against the arm chair, making sure I wouldn't fall off in the mean time.
"Alright, if I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, and good things for the rain forest." She nodded her head. "Oh, and bigger boobs." She added.
"Well. See, you took mine." Ross joked. "Suparna, what about you?" Everyone looked at me.
"If I were omnipotent for a day, I would control the weather and make it rain." I answered, answered. "God, I love the rain." I giggled a little. "Chandler, what about you?"
'If I were omnipotent for a day, I would make myself omnipotent forever." He replied. We all let out scoffs in response.
"There's always one guy." Rachel shook her head. "'If I had a wish, I'd wish for three more wishes'." She said in a dopey way before going back to her job. Then, Joey walked into the cafe.
"Hey, Joey, what would you do if you were omnipotent." Phoebe pointed at him.
"Probably kill myself." He shrugged his shoulders.
"Excuse me?" I furrowed my brows up at him.
"If Little Joey's dead, then I got on reason to leave." He sat on the other arm of my chair.
"Joey, uh...omnipotent." I clarified for him.
"How are you...?" He trailed off, asking if I was impotent. Later that day, Joey was counting his steps from we left our apartments to when we stepped into Central Perk.
"...95, 96, 97." He finally finished counting. "See, I told you. Less than 100 steps from our place to here." He looked at us.
"That's why you've been counting?" I groaned realizing that I just wasted a whole minute and a half of my life.
"You got way too much free time." Chandler pat Joey's shoulder. I sat on the arm of Monica's chair, talking to her and Phoebe.
"Could I stay at your place? They're doing some work in the bathroom 'cause everything's leaking in there." Monica got me a cup of coffee.
"Of course. Phoebe's joining us, too, so we could have a girls' night in!" We squealed excitedly. While we discussed things we could do, Joey and Chandler gave Ross their extra tickets to the Rangers–Penguins game tonight
"Oh my God. Is today the 20th? October 20th?" Ross looked over at his sister.
"I was hoping you wouldn't remember." She gave him a sad smile. Ross groaned in response.
"What's wrong with the 20th?" Joey asked him.
"11 days before Halloween—all the good costumes are gone?" Chandler inquired.
