This is Joseph's usual eating habit. Even in the past, when they ate at home, his words were very few. Occasionally he just responded and then listened to Irish's chatter with a smile.
In the past, she was a little dissatisfied with him. She didn't like to say a lot of things, and she got a reaction from him, who nodded or shook his head, and then she always asked him, "What do you think?"
Joseph would respond to her and say, "Okay."
She asked again, "I said a lot of things, and you just said okay, huh?"
Then, Joseph would add, "It's enough that you feel good."
That day they were truly silent. He did not speak, and Irish did not bother to speak. But she was still saddened by the passing of the money, and the food was not enough to save her heartbreak, so there was no mood for her to say anything more.
More importantly, that day couldn't be counted as a date.
