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So this might be a weird question to put to everybody, but it seems to me that all weird shit aside, this place seems like a good jumping off point for a lot of things. Is there anything you never got to do before coming here that you found an opportunity for, now? I mean, a lot of people here are dead, and that sort of thing can come with a few lost chances.
So what would you like to do that you never got to do?
[Filtered to the Admiral]
So Sam Tyler took his Inmate off of Inventory. When I asked about the job, he said I should talk to you. So here I go. I don't doubt you caught all that already, though.
I'm not saying there isn't an Inmate here that could do just as good a job or better than I could, and I know I'll probably get sorted and wonder where all my free time went, but I'm used to juggling two jobs effectively, and managing multiple people while I do it. And lists and putting things in order? Completely my thing. And I know I sound like a total headcase for saying this, but I kind of miss that about home.
[IC Notes: A copy of Bram Stoker's Dracula has been left outside of Swing's door with a yellow post-it note on it reading "Baby steps. Let me know what you think. -G"
A yellow post-it has also been stuck to Rube's door reading "Waffles soon, yes? Please?" There is also a tiny drawing of a sad waffle in the corner. SAD WAFFLE, RUBE.]
So what would you like to do that you never got to do?
[Filtered to the Admiral]
So Sam Tyler took his Inmate off of Inventory. When I asked about the job, he said I should talk to you. So here I go. I don't doubt you caught all that already, though.
I'm not saying there isn't an Inmate here that could do just as good a job or better than I could, and I know I'll probably get sorted and wonder where all my free time went, but I'm used to juggling two jobs effectively, and managing multiple people while I do it. And lists and putting things in order? Completely my thing. And I know I sound like a total headcase for saying this, but I kind of miss that about home.
[IC Notes: A copy of Bram Stoker's Dracula has been left outside of Swing's door with a yellow post-it note on it reading "Baby steps. Let me know what you think. -G"
A yellow post-it has also been stuck to Rube's door reading "Waffles soon, yes? Please?" There is also a tiny drawing of a sad waffle in the corner. SAD WAFFLE, RUBE.]