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>Like do you mean she was being a bit robotic?
Not robotic, just ...

Imagine slightly disenfranchised liberal-arts major who just started her shift right after a film deconstruction class. She was too busy deconstructing everything to pay attention to details like, oh, I don't know ... that I wasn't even vaguely trying to pretend I was ordering?

>I know the feeling of gibberish that is on the cusp of meaning something.
Yes, but this wasn't that. It was just about the other character's experiences not aligning with anyone outside her personal circle, and she had no idea that she was rambling nonsense in her attempt to sound ethereal.

Now, to be fair I've been accused of exactly that -- talking over people's heads to intimidate or impress them. I'm not, I just use big words naturally. Also I lose track of what I was saying because my thought train keeps jumping the track doing its own two-track-drifting as I try to construct a single coherent thought BUT THERE'S SO MUCH MORE NEARBY and then I end up saying nothing because no one else shares my reference materials.