What are you guys doing? If you anted me to take a shower, all you had to do was pay me ten bucks, like you usually do
In this quote from James Patterson's book "Angel," a character is questioning the actions of others, implying that they wanted to motivate or incentivize them with money. The character suggests that if they wanted them to take a shower, a simple payment of ten dollars would have been enough, similar to previous instances where they were paid for such tasks. This indicates a casual or humorous tone about the relationship and expectations between the characters.
The quote reveals a dynamic where money is used as a motivator for small actions and hints at a familiarity or past routine involving payment for chores or favors. It adds a touch of humor and lightness, showing the character's impatience or mock irritation about the situation, while also highlighting the informal and possibly playful nature of their interactions.
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