Once a day Book part 4

Okay so I know I'm getting this post in late but my Wi-Fi was screwed up and we needed it to get back on and so now that is it I am blogging (no duh!). So I read a lot and here's really what happened: Zaphos went into Zarniwoops office and then the building was taken by people who were looking for Zaphod and they took him to a "Vortex" thing that showed the the whole universe and everything that is everything which is supposed to basically ruin you for life. But Zaphod was not affected by it and met up with Zarniwoop in an old cruise ship and found out that the strange metal thing scraping his sunglasses was the "Spaceship Heart of Gold" all along and that he was actually in an exact replica of the universe but not the actual one and in the actual universe Zaphod would not have been able to take the "Vortex" at all. Now the thing I find a little weird is that right when Zaphod and Zarniwoop went to get Zaphod's jacket from outside the old cruise ship, the "Spaceship Heart of Gold" then grew from the small round metal thing is his pocket to its full size with his friends in it from the start. I mean why in the world would it then turn into full size? Did it just because they knew that is was the heart of gold (well one of them)?  Now the funny thing is the part after where they are all "exploded", or so they thought, and appeared in the afterlife with a waiter who was relentless in trying to serve them drinks. They later found out that the place they were in was actually the "Restaurant at the End of the Universe" (hey that's the tittle of the book!). Which is actually the tittle of the book (I just said that!). The thing I love about Douglas Adams is that he can make a normal argument with a waiter a hilarious event. I also like how in the part with the cruise ship, all the passengers are "asleep" and when they wake up they are all just screaming and yelling. While all of that is going on the women who is in charge of the passengers (don't know the right term for that :P) is continuously saying "Please be seated. We are now serving coffee and biscuits." I find that part pretty funny. Also the whole reason that the ship is just landed under a bunch of rubble on a ghost town of a planet is that it is waiting for "lemon-soaked paper napkins" to be delivered and will not leave until they are. And the ship will not be convinced that there are no more for it is also waiting for humanity to once again build up on the ghost world and wait for them to remake lemon-soaked paper napkins. Well that's what I thought of this super funny part of the book. Until I get lemon-soaked paper napkins, see ya!