The owners of the Rive Riva Cafe apparently have a child who will prepare a meal for you:
Richard suggests that perhaps the kid has recently graduated from this studio.
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The owners of the Rive Riva Cafe apparently have a child who will prepare a meal for you:
Richard suggests that perhaps the kid has recently graduated from this studio.
Maybe the meals were prepared for their kid, but the owners would prefer that somebody else ate them.
Guess the kid was Really naught.
No supper, breakfast, lunch, snacks for you!
What if I don't like what your kid is having?
braincrisp: What if I don't like what your kid is having?
That's why they're only asking that you try it.
Rive cafe or Riva?
For a site that makes fun of people who make typos, you should really be more careful yourself.
I don't think this is strictly incorrect use of apostrophe – the meals are prepared for kids, implying ownership. 'Meals for kid's' would be wrong. 'Kid's meals' however, is not.