The Regular Show X Reader

Snow Tubing

At the coffee shop, Eileen was giving (Y/n), Mordecai and Rigby bags of their breakfast. "Here you go, two breakfasts to go. I put extra syrup in your sausage scrambler wrap, (Y/n), just the way you like it." She said. "Sweet meat!" Rigby rubs his stomach. "Aww, yeah!" And (Y/n) laughs. "So what do you guys have planned for your day off?" Eileen asked the trio. "Hmm! Hmm! Two words, six syllables." Rigby said.

"Snow Tu-Tu-Tu-Tubing!" The trio said. "Snow tubing is so awesome. You go down the mountain, and hit all these sweet jumps." Mordecai said. "Yeah, last year, I hit this snow bank so hard, I almost flipped over a boulder. What about you, Eileen? Got any crazy tubing stories?" Rigby asked. "Uh, I've actually never been snow tubing." She replied, and the trio gasp. "What?! You've never been snow tubing?! But you love the snow, and you go tubing all the time." (Y/n) said. "Pool tubing is an entirely different beast." She replied.

"Same thing. Just more thrills, chills, and spills." Mordecai said. "But mostly spills. We usually go up to Canyon Run Mountain. You should come. You'd love it." (Y/n) said. "Besides, we haven't been able to hang out in a while, Eileen." She added. "Oh, that sounds great, but I have to work. The coffee grinder's been acting up and the repair guy won't be here for quite a while. So, there's probably a zero percent chance I'll be able to go today. But you guys have fun." Elieen said.

"Oh, okay. Well, don't work too hard. See ya!" Rigby said. "Later, Eileen." Mordecai said. "See you later!" (Y/n) said. "Bye." The trio leave the coffee shop. "Phew!" Eileen is in her house sleeping. She then hears a knock on the door. "Huh?" Eileen opens the door. "Surprise!" The trio said. Sam yawns. "What are you guys doing here at 6:00 in the morning?" He asked. "We switched our day off so we could go snow tubing today instead. Now we can all go together. I thought this would be a nice surprise for (Y/n) since she really wanted to hang out with you." Rigby explained.

"Snow tubing?! Whoa! I haven't gone since I was little. Thrills, chills-" Margaret said. "And don't forget the spills." Everyone, except Eileen laughs. "Uh, thanks, but I'm not sure that I can make it. I promised myself I would clean out my fridge today." She said. "What? That can wait." (Y/n) said. "But my milk is gonna expire soon." Eileen said. "The fun is gonna expire if you don't come with us." (Y/n) said.

"Yeah, I can help you with the fridge when you get back. You and Margaret should go, it'll be really cool." Sam said. Eileen glances down, then glances to (Y/n). She nods her head and smiles. "Well, alright." Eileen said. "Yeah! Snow tubing! Snow tubing!" The trio said. "Can we get some sausage scrambler wraps first?" Rigby asked. Everyone is in the car driving to the mountains. "So, you guys have been here before, right?" Eileen asked. "Tons of times. It's far, but it's worth the trip. Cannon Run Mountain has the sickest slopes." Mordecai said. "It snowed yesterday, too. I bet there's some fresh powder on the mountain." Margaret said. "Aw, yeah! Got to get me some fresh pow-pow!" Rigby said.

Everyone, except Eileen, laughs. She then starts chuckling nervously. She looks at a sign that says "Rest area, next right" "Speaking of powder, does anyone need to use the powder room?" She asked. "No." They all said in sync. "You sure? I want to hear you individually." Eileen said. "No." Mordecai said. "No." Margaret said. "No." Rigby said. "Wait, a powder room is a bathroom, right?" (Y/n) asked.

"Yeah." Eileen said. "No! We've hit every bathroom since we've left." (Y/n) said. "Oh, okay. Well, I got to go." Everyone is leaving Stop N.P., a gas station, with slushies, entering the car. "Man, these things go right through me. Hopefully, I don't have to go to the bathroom again." Eileen starts drinking.  Everyone, except Eileen, groans. They then start to drive again. "We usually hit a ton of traffic up here, but I know a short cut. Take a right up here at the fork." (Y/n) said. "A left?" Eileen asked. "No, she said a right." Rigby said. "Left, got it." Eileen said.