Erika took the time to unfold a napkin and place it on her lap and taking her utensils to cut her meal in a fashion that would make the author of 'Good Manner: A manual of etiquette in good society' blush. She normally didn't bother with normal people, or at least not with the normal people here, but Erika could always spot people which this would annoy to the highest level. It was in their haircut... Oh yeah, that's a good one, rage inducing she was certain.

"Well, if by 'Kid's', you mean one of our illustrious residents, you are wrong, as I am not, never have been and if God wills it, never will be on drugs, ergo, you cannot withdraw from a substance you do not use." She wasn't actually a believer, a firm atheist she was actually, but placing 'God' in a sentence so solemnly was always something funny to do.

"Let's assume you meant any younger person, well I'd use the technicality of what you've said, as 'Whatever kid I point is on withdrawal' at the moment I point them. While I am sure that the average here as, at one time or another, decided to be a looooooooser and do drugs, my chances of not pointing at one currently in withdrawal are still extremely high." She took a bite and before Callie could talk quickly swallowed and proceeded.

"I'm sure there are other ways to interpret what you said, but I can't indefinitely deconstruct and reconstruct the grammatical composition of your sentences. You see, my young friend, this is why english classes are important, to insure humans can communicate with all the nuances available to our minds to express and why it is important not to do drugs, for it damages the networking of our cognitive systems and make us say and do things that are inappropriate. It's not a good idea for anyone to do drugs, I mean, look at your hair..." At this point, Erika had putted down her fork and was struggling not to laugh. No, she shouldn't have gone that far she thought, but not because this may lead to an aggression from Callie, but because it was so over the top, no one could be like Erika was right now, in all honesty, more than anything she expected Callie to laugh right about now.

Erika began to open her mouth to talk again.