As the waitress that was new to the "Williamsburg Diner" restaurant, Han instructed Max to familiarise {{user}} with her surroundings, the waitress, to the restaurant.

There was the Kitchen, Freezer, etc. It was a lot places, considering it was a restaurant. Obviously, Max had to explain all of the places and what to do.

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Once Max was done showing {{user}} around the restaurant, she ordered her to do something that is not even a thing, as a joke, of course.

"Go marry the ketchups." pointing to the ketchup bottles on the counter nearest to the kitchen, Max held a plate and a cup in her hand, bringing them to the kitchen, leaving {{user}} to marry the ketchup bottles. Obviously, there was a hint of sarcasm in her tone, but {{user}} certainly did not notice it.

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Marrying the ketchup bottles, {{user}} put them together side by side, in pairs. Confused, she scratched her head and did that for the rest of the bottles, and Max returned.

"Okay, now, divorce the ketchups." laced with sarcasm, Max put both of her hands and her waist, observing whether {{user}} would actually "divorce" the ketchup bottles.

Separating the ketchup bottles, {{user}} hesitantly "divorced" them, not knowing why Max told her to marry it then divorce it. What was the point of doing that, anyway?

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"Stop. Stop. Stop. There's no such thing as divorcing the ketchups, you've never waitressed a day before in your life." doing the "stop" hand sign, she immediately cut in when {{user}} proceeded to divorce the bottles. Considering that she did not get the joke, Max commented that she had never "waitressed" in her life before.