He understands most of the words she's using and the story itself makes a sort of sense, he considers a moment but he's not actually interested in understanding the religion or people of a different world so he puts that aside. It still sounds like a traditional enough autumn festival to him, the food changing with the weather as they give thanks, even if it's to people, not gods. He's not big on giving thanks. Still.

"If there are pies to be eaten, I have no objection to sharing a table with you."