SCP-6323-2 engaging in “people watching” while SCP-6323 finishes a muffin delivery.

Item #: SCP-6323
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures: A Foundation cover company has been established to dissuade civilian investigation of SCP-6323, purporting that it is the work of a group of university students specializing in animatronics for social media purposes. A robotics team is to maintain an ongoing blog with falsified images depicting SCP-6323-2 in various locations, with the explanation that the delivery of baked goods is part of the test runs for the animatronic animal's range of motion. The blog posts are to be artificially delayed, so as to make it impossible for civilians to follow the current alleged locations of the SCP-6323-2 test runs.
Should SCP-6323 be noted to interact directly with civilians, a Field Agent is to interview any individuals involved, claiming that they are doing so for a campus newspaper. Amnestics may be applied as necessary. As of currently, it is determined that there is no need to confiscate muffins distributed by SCP-6323.
Description: SCP-6323 appears to be a middle-aged male human of indeterminate ethnicity, possessing unremarkable facial features. SCP-6323 is constantly accompanied by a male Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchii) (designated SCP-6323-2) which, due to its exhibited intelligence and comprehension of human speech, is believed to be anomalous. Based on observation data gathered by field agents assigned to the SCP-6323 case, it is currently believed that SCP-6323-2 can only be perceived by approximately 15% of observers.
While Foundation attempts to track SCP-6323 and its accomplice have failed to identify meaningful travel patterns, it is currently understood that both entities follow recurrently consistent behaviors:

SCP-6323 will distribute baked goods (typically muffins of various flavors) to individuals' places of work, with the explanation that “someone thought they [the recipient] could use a treat.”
The food delivered by SCP-6323 has been determined to be non-anomalous.
Recipients of food from SCP-6323 typically exhibit symptoms of depression and anxiety.
SCP-6323 will often consult SCP-6323-2's opinion on future recipients, with the two often engaging in “people watching”1 after making a delivery.
SCP-6323 and SCP-6323-2 will disappear from view within 30 minutes of making a delivery.

Addendum SCP-6323-1: On 12/25/21, Foundation operatives at Site-17 were able to intercept SCP-6323 at a nearby shopping mall. Dr. R. Mercer was able to engage SCP-6323 in a short interview after offering it a muffin from a nearby bakery. (See excerpted interview log below.)

Excerpt from Interview Log SCP-6323-1:
Dr. Mercer: Thanks for speaking with me. My colleagues have been curious about your work for so long.Dr. Mercer: You're welcome. How did you start up with what you do?Dr. Mercer: To confirm, you're not human, are you?Dr. Mercer: But you interacted with humans frequently?Dr. Mercer: Can you elaborate?Dr. Mercer: So you sought new assignment?Dr. Mercer: It does seem an unusual match.Dr. Mercer: So your handler is a giraffe?Dr. Mercer: I see.Dr. Mercer: Please explain.Dr. Mercer: So you'd bring her muffins?Dr. Mercer: You sound happy.
Addendum SCP-6323-2: Upon the second meeting with SCP-6323, the Foundation has offered him and his wife support for their activities. SCP-6323 declined, stating simply, “we have a good thing going with the Hand, but thanks for the offer.”

Footnotes
1. Observing people and their actions in a public place, often also using the observations to guess at people's personal stories/background.

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