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[snarkfrog]

[Fran slipped out of the cafeteria, stack of opaque paper cups in hand. The staff had been very understanding once he told them what the cups were needed for. ]

Hmn...what do you think, hat? Do we need more materials?

[Hat slipped forward in affirmation, clearly (and greedily) desiring the most elaborate set-up possible.Well, we won’t get

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[ifyoupayme]

[ ~also~ happens to be in the otherwise-empty hallway =v= ]

Mu, who are you talking to?

[ifyoupayme]

.. Fine with me.

[snarkfrog]

Got'cha. I'll report back to you with the information, then.

Say, I've been wondering: do you have any experience with magic tricks? You seem the type.

[ifyoupayme]

Alright.

I know some tricks. And as president I assume you do as well?

[snarkfrog]

Oh, really? It's good to hear that I'm not the only one. Everyone else just seems interested.

[Frank blinked. Maybe he should just put up a sign on his door explaining this...]

I did it [--among other circus-e-things,] professionally before coming here.

[ifyoupayme]

[ Oh. Right. The circus thing. ]

.... Is there good money made doing it?

[snarkfrog]

Hmn...It's kind of like with actors--when they're famous, their salaries are pretty incredible, but otherwise it's not worth mentioning. Except, circus people get lots for free. For example, housing, food, travel and such aren't deducted from our salaries. We just kind of get it. Same with fans: if you're willing to hand around after shows, they'll give you stuff, too.

So, I guess it's not bad, either way.

[Fran wasn't quite as bad as Mammon, but the word 'free' was still really appealing.]