[ It's a relief to see Fugo settling a bit more than being taken aback by his suggestion. Giorno never would have wanted to bend Fugo's arm into doing anything against his wishes and ultimately wanted Fugo to decide for things himself. (Now if he's able to or not is another matter entirely.) But, with Fugo acknowledging the food, Giorno will help himself to the dessert he ordered. Fugo's appetite might have dwindled but Giorno is unflappable—he won't be a pig however and eats casually. ]

Then how about we look for a place to stay while we're here once we're done eating? I'm not certain how easy or how different they are here, but hopefully it will be rather painless.

[ Which brings Giorno back into the mind of "how were they going to pay for any and all of this"? Giorno didn't want to exactly dine and dash but after what they went through, a less noble person would have felt entitled to a free meal.

What's a gangster to do? ]