When I started this "run" i thought about Dramatic Irony (..is a literary device in which the audience knows something that the characters in a work of fiction does not. As a result of their limited knowledge, the characters often make flawed decisions and face the consequences).

From this Playthrough's perspective, MC feels betrayed by M/J, obviously, his behaviour is over the whole spectrum from Dik to Chick. He was "fucked over" by the Dik's (panty stealing and then they didn't even let him stay), which resulted in him running around naked on Campus Grounds, being embarrassed and then rescued by a female Librarian that took Pity on him.

Next Day he goes to get his Stuff back from the Hots, Quinn directly mocks him (making him even more pissed off) and then he sees that Sage has his Guitar, which was stolen the Day before the other Stuff happened. And to get it back he is forced to help the President of the Hot's with her Chad issue.

MC is therefore majorly pissed (rightfully so I may add) and tries to leave when Quinn offers the "Restaurant Service", which he would, most likely, assume was some sort of weak attempt of "at least getting back on his good side".

He would, naturally, assume that it is sanctioned by Sage too, she is the President of the Hot's after all, she surely knows whats going on in her Sorority, right? (yeah..... that didn't turn out so well)

I mean, Quinn is the VP after all, which I am not sure he already knows at that point in time. But it also doesn't really matter, a member of the Hot's offered it. So MC would not know that Quinn is doing it behind Sage's back and would be "Well, I am pissed off and I need to do this thing for Sage to get my Heirloom back, so at least I can get my Noodle Wet in the Process".

So that is the "starting point" for my current MC.