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The concept of Jason Todd, who makes so many good friends around Crime Alley, so they eventually start asking him to help them out in their small businesses or take their shifts are so funny to me, because imagine the sheer confusion of randomly catching him, standing in the midst of Crime Alley in a stupid bright red-yellow uniform behind the street vendor cart, screaming "Hot dogs! Fresh out of oven!"—
Tim, during the patrol, landing to grab a food: Hi, can I have—
Jason, pale: ...
Tim: You said you are out to help a friend
Jason, through gritted teeth: Yes. I am.
Tim, trying not to choke on his laughter: Well. Uh. Ahahah, SORRY, THIS IS HILARIOUS
Jason, irritated: Of course you would find it hilarious, rich boy
Next week, in the early morning, Bruce pauses before ending his patrol to help some teacher with a line of kindergarten kids to cross the busy road, and it is only when they are in the middle of the street that Bruce realises that the teacher is... his son?!
Batman: J— Lad?
Jason, holding the colourful rope that all kids hold on to, so they all would follow him, as ducks, in the bucket hat and with a name tag hanging on his neck: ...I cannot curse when I work with kids, I cannot—
Batman: ...What are you doing here?
Jason: Can you please, PLEASE, kindly f... fridge off my way, sir?
Batman: ...
Kids, in awe: Nanny Jay is so cool. He is not even afraid of big Bat!
Jason, in the verge of tears: Just go.
Batman: Have a nice, uh, day?
Batman, minutes later: O? Had you made screenshots of this encounter? I need to put it in the frame. He looked so cute.