"I have a job. Though I hate it." Seth said.

"Then why do you do it?" Orion asked, finally finding his lighter and lighting up the cigarette in his mouth.

"Because I need the job." Seth said. "Do you have a job?" he asked.

"Why do you feel you need it? To earn money or for something to do?" Orion then shook his head. "No. I've no need for work and even less need for money."

"I need the money." Seth said. "If I could, I would get a different one, but I can't." he added.

"Why? Whats stopping you?" He asked, sitting himself down on the bench, legs crossing.

"I don't have a degree....Which most good jobs require. So I'm stuck with the one I've got." Seth said.

"Whats stopping you from getting a degree?" Orion shook his head. "Sorry, I get a little carried away sometimes. Its not very often that I have intelligent company."

"I don't have the money to go to college. I barely make enough to pay the rent and get enough food." Seth said.

"I see." Folding his arms loosely across his stomach, he looked to the male.

"So I'm stuck with the job I got.....It's better then nothing." Seth said.

"Well I suppose it is better than nothing." Orion tilted his head back, watching the sky. "I'm far too much of a free spirit to be tied down with a job.. thats what I never understood about humans."

"What does that mean exactly?" Seth asked, confused about why he would speak about humans like that.

"You all spend your time busy working to earn money because you think it'll solve all your problems." He sighed, looking at Seth once more. "By spending your time working, you miss out on the simpler things in life."

"People can't live without money. It's a fact." Seth said.

"Thats what you think. I've seen people living quite happily without a penny."

"Well....I need it to live." Seth said.

"Then its not people who can't live without it, its just you." Orion pointed out, stubbing out his cigarette on the bench beside him.

"Maybe. But everyone I know needs it." Seth said.

"Then perhaps you need to get to know new people." Orion stood and shoved his hands into his pockets. "The best things in life are free."

"Really? Like what?" Seth asked. In his experience, nothing is free. Ever.

"I don't know. What would you like to do?" He asked, looking to him.

"I don't really know. I've never had time to do anything but work." Seth said.

"Well your not at work now. You can do anything you want now, what do can you think of that you've always wanted to do?"

Seth was silent, thinking. "I don't know." he said, honestly. "I've never really thought about it."