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SPEAKER_00: Hello and welcome to Sparks of
the Past. We are now in Game 3. Last

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SPEAKER_00: game, we had a bunch of people
who have now gone to the warehouse and

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SPEAKER_00: started getting things
prepared. But Maru realized that she needed to

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SPEAKER_00: charge her batteries as she
was particularly active in her combat. She

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SPEAKER_00: only has A three-day kind of
activity charge. If she has a little bit

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SPEAKER_00: lower activity, she probably
can get a little bit more. And they

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SPEAKER_00: remember that they only have
three days on the Identity Veils entirely,

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SPEAKER_00: so that was the second day,
and today is going to be the third day. A

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SPEAKER_00: group of people went to the
Hall of Future Choices, and they saw a

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SPEAKER_00: Social Solidarity team denying
a SoulSec team from doing the

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SPEAKER_00: investigation. Emma also
realized that there was an expector, Marc

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SPEAKER_00: Valois, who was a sole second
spectator that she knew,

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SPEAKER_00: part of genetic crime and
alien biology, and that him being there seems

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SPEAKER_00: unlikely that he was just
there for the assassination group. The team

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SPEAKER_00: was able to get inside and
extract a mobile data tube that

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SPEAKER_00: Dr. Luke Moreau put into the
toilet. And this data said that Mercer

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SPEAKER_00: was killed for information
that was passed on to him, and that

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SPEAKER_00: information was decoded in the
player's half. Sashi

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SPEAKER_00: recharges from a police mech
during a public shaming in the Grand Axis,

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SPEAKER_00: and the other members of the
team go and buy survival gear, they create

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SPEAKER_00: modified burner
communications, and they meet Lucian, a data broker.

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SPEAKER_00: Lucian trades them a... Two
trikes

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SPEAKER_00: and future goodwill in
exchange for doing a daylight delivery from the

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SPEAKER_00: farms to the basically vice
president, Chief Helene

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SPEAKER_00: Marchand, secured residence.
The package they find out at the very end

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SPEAKER_00: contains a corgi. When they
get back to the warehouse and break down

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SPEAKER_00: all the codes to get the data
from the Modal Dale Tube, they realize

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SPEAKER_00: that the data that the
original person who was assassinated seems to be

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SPEAKER_00: talking about is that the
genetic matching of

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SPEAKER_00: Jardin may have found a way to
create psykers. And that

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SPEAKER_00: this experiment started about
40 years ago. But the nature of the

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SPEAKER_00: psykers that are created are
also not necessarily clean

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SPEAKER_00: humanoid Soleimani DNA. So you
might

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SPEAKER_00: be corrupting the people by
making these psykers. There might be other

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SPEAKER_00: things involved. There's a lot
of kind of little hidden details and

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SPEAKER_00: notes in the document that
they have. Is there anything

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SPEAKER_00: that someone would like to add
that I have forgotten? Was it two

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SPEAKER_00: trikes or one? I thought it
was just one. Yeah, maybe just

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SPEAKER_00: one trike. Yeah, because we
had to even have other people hang on. So I

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SPEAKER_00: think it is just one trike. I
think you are correct. Okay.

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SPEAKER_00: And, yeah. So, big issues that
are going to be coming up today is at the

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SPEAKER_00: end of the night tonight, as
everyone wakes up, the veils will no longer

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SPEAKER_00: work. You also have the same
information of

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SPEAKER_00: you can communicate with the
Dolphin, you can start working on your new

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SPEAKER_00: relationship with Lucian, you
could try to speak to the SolSec

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SPEAKER_00: investigator that seems to
know some information about it. You still

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SPEAKER_00: have the original assassinated
guys, Senator

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SPEAKER_00: Mercer's, basically his iPad,
But it only has a certain amount of

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SPEAKER_00: attempts to log into it. You
also were thinking about

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SPEAKER_00: having Lucian get you guys
ammunition, and you've prepaid for some of

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SPEAKER_00: it, but you have to pick it up
at the Transar section exchange. Those

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SPEAKER_00: are a few things to kind of
throw out, but if anyone has anything they

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SPEAKER_00: would also like to do, they
can feel free. Anyone have a

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SPEAKER_00: burning need, or would you
like to pick from the crowd?

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SPEAKER_01: I think we should talk it
over, have a group discussion. Perfect. Would

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SPEAKER_01: you like to start the
discussion, Josh? I didn't, but I will.

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SPEAKER_03: I didn't think my character is
that guy, but sure. So, yeah, what are we

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SPEAKER_03: going to do? So, I guess the
question is, are we going to

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SPEAKER_03: be pushing for... I guess we
need to have short-term and long-term

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SPEAKER_03: goals. And I feel like, you
know, there's a lot of us,

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SPEAKER_03: but having a direction would
be helpful. And perhaps we should agree.

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SPEAKER_03: You know, are we trying to
find the information and exonerate ourselves?

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SPEAKER_03: Like, is that a long-term
goal? Is that a short-term goal? Are we trying

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SPEAKER_03: to get into SoulSec and see
what they know? You know, I think...

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SPEAKER_03: Are we just trying to lay low?
At that point, maybe we should prioritize

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SPEAKER_03: disguises because that seems
like perhaps a pretty

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SPEAKER_01: good short-term goal. What do
people think?

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SPEAKER_01: I mean, obviously,

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SPEAKER_02: I think that exonerating
ourselves is – Does Emma know stuff

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SPEAKER_02: about SoulSec?

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SPEAKER_01: I know a couple things.

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SPEAKER_02: I don't know, GM, do I know,
do I feel like I have an inside person?

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SPEAKER_02: I have 101 contacts, but
they're all little blue-collar.

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SPEAKER_00: I feel that you could go to
this guy, and if you had the upper hand,

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SPEAKER_00: you're like, hey, we have this
conversation where we have a sniper

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SPEAKER_00: pointing at you. How about we
have an open conversation now? You can

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SPEAKER_00: definitely do that.

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SPEAKER_02: I don't really feel like that
is going to help me.

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SPEAKER_00: No, you're like, I... I don't
want you to rat us out, but we need to

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SPEAKER_00: have an open talk.

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SPEAKER_02: Right, and then the moment
he's out of sight, he does not help us,

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SPEAKER_02: because now he's just
reporting us. I don't understand how that helps at

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SPEAKER_02: all.

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SPEAKER_00: I know. I saw it as a method
to gain information, but any plan that you

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SPEAKER_00: have, I'm happy to hear.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I think if we pick a
right spot to isolate him, or to approach him

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SPEAKER_02: when he's isolated, maybe
Faraday cage location, and then... We could

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SPEAKER_02: present what we have, or one
of us could present what we have to him.

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SPEAKER_02: And the fact that they are
cutting SoulSec out implies that there is a

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SPEAKER_02: nefarious plot afoot. Okay,
maybe I misunderstood things. I'm like, we

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SPEAKER_02: need somebody's help, not
somebody's information. Exactly. You know, I'm

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SPEAKER_02: right here with you. But when
we have information that I think would

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SPEAKER_02: help us so far, like, but it's
all...

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SPEAKER_01: I don't know.

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SPEAKER_02: But it's also lack of
concrete, right? Like from

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SPEAKER_02: the information from the tube
that we pulled from the toilet and stuff

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SPEAKER_02: is evidence that could assist
us without being, you know, nothing's a

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SPEAKER_02: knockout blow for us yet.

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SPEAKER_03: So, I mean, I guess when you
say you know a little SolSec, I mean, if

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SPEAKER_03: you know some random SolSec
person, but like maybe they can't fix the

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SPEAKER_03: problem, but like information
leads to knowing how to fix the problem,

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SPEAKER_03: right? Like, that's how it is,
right? Knowing is half the battle. Like,

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SPEAKER_03: SoulSec Joes, right?

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SPEAKER_02: SoulSec Joes?

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SPEAKER_03: It was like a G.I. Joe
reference. It wasn't good. Oh, I genuinely...

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SPEAKER_03: That was terrible. Sorry about
that. I did pick up what you were putting

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SPEAKER_03: down, Josh. I guess it would
have been better if I said Soleimani Joes.

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SPEAKER_03: Maybe that would have been
better.

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SPEAKER_02: Soleimani Joes, yeah. So what
if, though, we didn't approach as

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SPEAKER_02: ourselves? What if we
approached as someone who had inside information

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SPEAKER_02: from the Hall of Possibilities
and were leaky? I'm so confused. Are we

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SPEAKER_02: asking someone for help or are
we asking them for just information? For

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SPEAKER_02: help. I've said help
repeatedly. I'm talking about help.

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SPEAKER_03: So I love help, but if it's
your people who you know who are connected,

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SPEAKER_03: it's your choice. I don't know
about these spy shadowy people. My

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SPEAKER_03: understanding is when you
shake their hands, you've got to count how

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SPEAKER_03: many fingers you have after
you shake their hands. So you're the person

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SPEAKER_03: who would know. Does your
character make a face when I say that?

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SPEAKER_02: I'm just like, well, yes,
because why would you have to count your

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SPEAKER_02: fingers? I'm not taking your
finger.

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SPEAKER_03: You never heard that
reference? Like, after you shake someone's hand,

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SPEAKER_03: you count your fingers?

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SPEAKER_02: Man, apparently you're just
full of things I've never heard of tonight.

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SPEAKER_02: No, I've never heard of that.

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SPEAKER_03: It's like when someone's super
shifty, like, obviously you're not losing

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SPEAKER_03: a finger, you don't realize,
but it's like the person is, like, that,

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SPEAKER_03: like, greasy that, like, you
can't trust anything when you walk away

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SPEAKER_03: from them. It's, like, even
more than, like, check to make sure your

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SPEAKER_03: wallet's there.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so I've heard count your
rings. I've never heard count your

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SPEAKER_02: fingers. I

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SPEAKER_02: haven't heard it, but I like
it. I'm using it.

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SPEAKER_03: So does your character make
like an angst, like a face, like I'm being

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SPEAKER_03: jerky about it? Because I
still don't know that you're a soul set

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SPEAKER_03: person. I'm like, you know,
these are people that we know exist in

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SPEAKER_03: society who are always
watching us. But I have no reason to assume that

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SPEAKER_03: any of us are those people, is
my thing.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I would have made a
face, I guess, because I've just never heard

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SPEAKER_02: of that phrase, and since you
brought it up, I guess I make a face,

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SPEAKER_02: like, in that I'm just like, I
don't, it would be kind of an incredulous

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SPEAKER_02: face, because I'm just like,
why are you?

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SPEAKER_03: Okay, I'm sorry. I see that
I've overstepped. No, you're fine. I get

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SPEAKER_03: that your soul sex spook is
like, is like a, I'm sure they're a good

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SPEAKER_03: person. I'm sure, you know,
the rest of them, you know, you gotta watch

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SPEAKER_03: your back. But I'm sure this
person is good, and my thing is, is, Even

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SPEAKER_03: though you're not part of that
world, you're the next best thing. So if

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SPEAKER_03: you think that we should ask
them for help, then we should. But if you

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SPEAKER_03: think we should just ask for
information, then maybe that information

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SPEAKER_03: will lead us to the person who
needs the help. The important thing is,

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SPEAKER_03: is I don't really want to be a
criminal because, you know, it's hard to

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SPEAKER_03: trust criminals. And the last
thing I want to say is, you know,

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SPEAKER_03: Cass, you said about how
there's something suspicious going on. So the

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SPEAKER_03: question is, is it the SoulSec
who are suspicious or the other side who

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SPEAKER_03: are suspicious?

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SPEAKER_02: It's definitely the Hall of
Possibilities. They wouldn't let SoulSec

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SPEAKER_02: investigate it all. I mean,
they set us up. They were the ones there

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SPEAKER_02: performing the setup. They
were the ones that shut us down, shut down

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SPEAKER_02: the outside information, and
now they're keeping SoulSec out. This is

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SPEAKER_02: entirely an operation for...

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SPEAKER_03: Quite possibly. I mean, but
let's just flip it because I've been

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SPEAKER_03: watching these spy thrillers,
right? Let's say that you were good and it

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SPEAKER_03: was your building and then
someone hacked your building and they tried

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SPEAKER_03: to make you look bad. Of
course you're not going to want people up in

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SPEAKER_03: your business because you know
that you didn't do anything wrong and

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SPEAKER_03: it's the other people who are
doing the bad thing.

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SPEAKER_02: Except we retrieved the bug
and the data when we went back and checked

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SPEAKER_02: out that building that
confirms that this is an inside job.

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SPEAKER_01: Okay. See, I don't understand
that.

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SPEAKER_03: My mind is more esoteric, and
by

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SPEAKER_03: more esoteric, I mean
literally fixing things. But if you want us to

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SPEAKER_03: make a power core to charge
you, Saichi, I think we could do that. I

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SPEAKER_03: mean, I think I could do that.
But as opposed to everything else, yeah,

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SPEAKER_03: I mean, I'm a smart guy, but
this sort of thinking is new to me.

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SPEAKER_02: So Victor will step up and,
like, have this cup of coffee because I'm

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SPEAKER_02: assuming this is, like, first
thing in the morning. Everybody's rolled

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SPEAKER_02: out of their bedrolls. We're
trying to plan out our day. And he goes,

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SPEAKER_02: wait a sec. How does finding
the bug prove that it was an inside job? I

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SPEAKER_02: think I have missed a step
there. We got the data from the bug and the

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SPEAKER_02: message that was sent with the
bug that, you know, they were leaking

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SPEAKER_02: from the inside, leaking the
information to the...

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SPEAKER_02: The party member or the
organization that was trying to

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SPEAKER_02: take over and push out the

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SPEAKER_02: syndicate as well as handle
the assassination because the

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SPEAKER_02: official was more on the side
of open information

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SPEAKER_02: and continuing to fall in line
with Soleimani

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SPEAKER_01: So

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SPEAKER_02: the bug was a plant from
someone inside the organization who's trying to

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SPEAKER_02: commit the murder? No, there
was – okay. I

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SPEAKER_02: apologize. I, Michael, am a
little confused on this. I'm trying to get

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SPEAKER_02: the information in character
to kill myself.

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SPEAKER_03: I'm a little – But I don't
want to push it, so I just accepted it

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SPEAKER_03: because I didn't get it. And I
was like, I'm sure you're right. So I

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SPEAKER_03: just backed down off of it.

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SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to explain it in
character clearly as well.

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SPEAKER_02: So do you remember what
happened yesterday when we came back and we told

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SPEAKER_02: you about it?

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SPEAKER_03: Wait, wait. Can we explain it
out of character first? I'd be fine with

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SPEAKER_03: that. So then it'll be easy
for me to understand it in character if

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SPEAKER_03: that's not obnoxious.
Otherwise, we'll just do it in character.

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SPEAKER_02: No, let's do it in character.
Okay. You came

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SPEAKER_02: yesterday with a bug that was
a small recording-type device with

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SPEAKER_02: data on it that you got at the
Hall of Possibilities after you

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SPEAKER_02: infiltrated there the day
after everything went down. So you

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SPEAKER_02: came back from the Hall of
Possibilities with a bug. With the data, yes.

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SPEAKER_02: With the whole robot thing,
yes. The little bomb that I defused, like

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SPEAKER_02: all of that, yes.

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SPEAKER_01: Okay. So yes, I remember that.

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SPEAKER_01: So what? Go on. Maybe we go
over the information on the bug

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SPEAKER_02: again then.

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SPEAKER_03: Oh, so wait. Yeah, let's do
that first. Go ahead. Sure.

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SPEAKER_01: And I'm sorry, it's been two
weeks. I don't remember this data point.

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SPEAKER_01: I'm pulling up the bug data.

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SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to pull. My
laptop's up to 7%. I'm trying to open up the

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SPEAKER_02: foundry. Yeah, I have the

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SPEAKER_02: notes on Dr. Mercer on the
information from the flash

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SPEAKER_02: drive, but I didn't write down
the stuff from the bug, apparently.

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SPEAKER_02: That's what he means. Yes. And
there was also the email that we entered.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I have the email. Yeah,
I think they were talking about the

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SPEAKER_02: intercept, the email
intercept, but the bug was a bomb.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, the text message says,
this is the last time I can communicate.

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SPEAKER_02: They killed the sender for
attempting to announce the information

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SPEAKER_01: we gave him. Lose my number.

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SPEAKER_01: And the bomb was going to...

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SPEAKER_02: Come on, open up for me. Okay,
so the email is, okay, they found us out

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SPEAKER_02: and killed the senator. Yes.
The email is separate from the bug, though.

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SPEAKER_02: The bug is the bomb. The bug
is the bomb. The bomb was going to...

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SPEAKER_02: Because we have that
information.

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SPEAKER_03: Wait, so the email where they
said they found us out. Who are the two

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SPEAKER_03: parties that are included
there with the they? Do we know who either the

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SPEAKER_03: two parties are or neither?

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SPEAKER_02: We know the one is a guy there
in the Hall of Possibilities, I forget

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SPEAKER_02: his name, who was having to do
the work. He

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SPEAKER_02: was the inside man.

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SPEAKER_03: Okay, so someone in the Hall
of Possibilities... He knows that someone

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SPEAKER_03: tried to kill them because
they were going to release the research, but

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SPEAKER_03: he doesn't know who that
someone is, correct?

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SPEAKER_02: So he knows that someone was
killed

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SPEAKER_02: and that he doesn't want to be
a part of this anymore.

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SPEAKER_03: Yes, but he doesn't know who
killed the senator, right?

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SPEAKER_03: Well, at least he doesn't
allege who killed the senator, right?

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SPEAKER_02: He doesn't allege who kills
the senator, yes. He probably knows, or at

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SPEAKER_02: least knows who's responsible.

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SPEAKER_01: Okay. We could hunt him now.

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SPEAKER_01: Assuming he's not dead
already, but yeah.

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SPEAKER_00: I think that— That guy, just
to remind people, that's his name, is the

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SPEAKER_00: guy who had the data tube.

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SPEAKER_02: I was saying, I kept looking
for Vincent. I thought it was Vincent. I'm

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SPEAKER_02: going to copy this down
because apparently I didn't do that before.

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SPEAKER_02: That's the guy who sent the
text message, correct?

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SPEAKER_00: The guy who had the mobile
data tube from his ARM computer and

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SPEAKER_00: flushed in the toilet that the
players then, you guys pulled it out of

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SPEAKER_00: the toilet.

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SPEAKER_02: Right, and it was a bump. I
just want to make sure that's the guy who

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SPEAKER_02: was in the bathroom, right?
That's not who he was texting. That's the

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SPEAKER_02: guy, yeah.

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SPEAKER_01: That's the guy. Okay.

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SPEAKER_01: Okay. I don't know why I
didn't write his name down.

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SPEAKER_00: And also, to be clear, you
guys don't know exactly who he was sending it

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SPEAKER_00: to.

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SPEAKER_02: No, it just says that they
killed him and lose my number. It doesn't say

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SPEAKER_02: who's losing his number.

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SPEAKER_01: Right.

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SPEAKER_03: Um, so, okay, so we have a
doctor who we do know, who knows that someone

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SPEAKER_03: was killed before he releases
the data. He's kind of, I don't want to be

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SPEAKER_03: part of this, whether, and is
trying to get away from it. He may or may

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SPEAKER_03: not know who the people are.
And then there's, I guess we'll wait for

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SPEAKER_03: Kolb to find his stuff. Um, In
the meantime, perhaps since we

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SPEAKER_03: live in a delightful police
state that keeps all of us safe, generally,

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SPEAKER_03: maybe we want to start with,
you know, seeing if that

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SPEAKER_03: mammalian can extend our IDs
so that we

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SPEAKER_03: don't get flagged everywhere
we go?

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SPEAKER_02: Our facial protection. Right,
but he wanted us, he was going to do that

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SPEAKER_02: on terms of us working for
him.

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SPEAKER_03: Oh, I hear. We don't have to
do that. I agree. I don't want to be a

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SPEAKER_03: criminal. What are we going to
do in 12 hours when we need to go outside

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SPEAKER_03: otherwise, is my question.

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SPEAKER_01: Be criminals. I hate working
with criminals. What should we do?

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SPEAKER_03: We are criminals, so we have
to work with criminals. No, no,

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SPEAKER_03: no. We're up against a wall.
Criminals are people who want to do crimes.

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SPEAKER_03: We're people who are forced to
do crimes.

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SPEAKER_02: Really, it's alleged. We're
allegedly criminals. We're vigilantes is

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SPEAKER_02: what we are.

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SPEAKER_03: You have a poor concept of
what criminals are.

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SPEAKER_02: If we were stopping other
people from committing crimes, then we would

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SPEAKER_02: be vigilantes.

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SPEAKER_03: We're stopping the government
from committing these crimes eventually in

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SPEAKER_03: the future, probably. Also,
almost all criminals are people who have

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SPEAKER_03: their backs against the law.
That is what crime is. It's a necessity.

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SPEAKER_03: They're people who want to
destroy society and rip it down from the

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SPEAKER_03: insides, who have no respect
for law and order. Ah, that's, uh, you were

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SPEAKER_03: wrong. You were wrong. Yes.

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SPEAKER_02: No, no, he's not. I've
definitely met people who want to just watch the

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SPEAKER_02: world burn.

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SPEAKER_03: Yes, but this is a small
number. Most criminals need to be criminals to

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SPEAKER_03: get back.

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SPEAKER_02: Not really.

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SPEAKER_01: Not in my experience.

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SPEAKER_03: Okay. I just want to say out
of character, you do not associate my

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SPEAKER_03: personal beliefs with my
characters' beliefs. It may be vaguely

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SPEAKER_03: divergent. Game respects. I'm
judging all of you as players.

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SPEAKER_01: Yeah, game respects.

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SPEAKER_00: I'm taking notes. I'm going to
come back at all of you later.

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SPEAKER_01: Mm-hmm.

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SPEAKER_03: This is all sarcasm. We
understand. So, Emma,

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SPEAKER_03: I hear what you're saying, and
I don't want to be a criminal either.

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SPEAKER_01: So, I guess my question is, if
we don't go to him, what are we doing

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SPEAKER_01: instead? I... I don't have any
better ideas,

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SPEAKER_01: so I... Yeah, I agree.

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SPEAKER_02: Like, I... I'm of the mind
that we have a potential

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SPEAKER_02: ally in SoulSec and we have
leads that we can

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SPEAKER_02: feed them. I think that would
help mobilize them

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SPEAKER_02: towards clearing our name, but
it's about how do we approach and pass

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SPEAKER_02: upon this information. Okay,
who is this potential ally? Are you talking

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SPEAKER_02: about this Luke Moreau who was
in the bathroom? Because he seemed to

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SPEAKER_02: want nothing to do with
anything anymore. No, I'm talking about the

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SPEAKER_02: SoulSec that I heard being
denied entry there.

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SPEAKER_03: Oh, I thought you meant your
SoulSec person. I'm sorry. I misunderstood

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SPEAKER_03: that too.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so when I was there, I
snuck up on them. I wasn't that close

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SPEAKER_02: enough to overhear the
conversation. SolSec was trying to get in and

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SPEAKER_02: investigate, and they were
being denied access. Yeah, I kind of

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SPEAKER_02: remember this.

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SPEAKER_00: That's Inspector Mark Valois.

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SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so I think Inspector
Mark already has an

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SPEAKER_02: intention to investigate, and
if we can— Perhaps feed

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SPEAKER_02: him this information through a
third party or help him to stumble across

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SPEAKER_02: it that we could motivate him
towards uncovering the truth without

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SPEAKER_02: necessarily exposing
ourselves. I see where you're headed. You want to

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SPEAKER_02: feed him some breadcrumbs to
push him towards where we want him to be to

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SPEAKER_02: – as a – Byproduct of where
his investigation goes being

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SPEAKER_02: the clearing of our names.
Precisely.

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SPEAKER_03: Eventually, we will have to
meet this man in person, no? No.

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SPEAKER_03: So, later on, Cass is going to
tell us the information when he

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SPEAKER_03: unravels it. But in the
meantime, we want to find this guy and see if he

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SPEAKER_03: can be an ally. And if not, we
can kind of squeeze him By basically

336
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SPEAKER_03: being like, listen, you're
gonna get killed like us if you don't help us

337
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SPEAKER_03: anyway, right?

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SPEAKER_01: Right?

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SPEAKER_03: Not by us, but by other
people. See, that was an

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SPEAKER_03: absolutely cold killer idea.
How do you say that you are not criminal?

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SPEAKER_03: Are you trying to, you know
what, I'm starting to think maybe 2-3% of

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SPEAKER_03: criminals actually don't want
to be criminals. We're those 2-3% is what

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SPEAKER_03: I'm saying. That's what I'm
saying. Yeah, I think you might be a

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SPEAKER_03: criminal. That was very
brutal. Listen, right, like, if he

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SPEAKER_03: doesn't want to help fix our
society, what is he doing anyway? Yeah, no,

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SPEAKER_03: don't worry. I'm proud. I'm
seeing you blossom into this new life. It's

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SPEAKER_03: inspiring. So here's my
proposal. Let's go and we'll ask him to help us.

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SPEAKER_03: And then if he doesn't want
to, we mention how maybe he'll die terribly,

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SPEAKER_03: you know, like we probably
would. And then, you know, push him a little

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SPEAKER_03: further. And then we go and
get, you know, new identification so that,

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SPEAKER_03: you know, If someone tries to
leak back to the fake IDs that we're using

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SPEAKER_03: now, we already have new ones.
See, I think that

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SPEAKER_02: that is an approach. I'm not
sure that is the approach that I would

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SPEAKER_02: throw my weight behind. I
would prefer to air gap.

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SPEAKER_02: Right. And we just so happen
to know an information broker that we have

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SPEAKER_02: met. Who owes us a favor.

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SPEAKER_02: Well, we've got goodwill with
him now.

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SPEAKER_03: Goodwill. Whatever we wish to
call it. We have it

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SPEAKER_01: with him. Kind of. His name is
Lucent. He's a red prick.

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SPEAKER_02: Now, the other side of that
is... We have these veils that last for

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SPEAKER_02: another day. If we did want to
push a contact with us...

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SPEAKER_02: Right now, while we have these
veils, but then we need to make sure that

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SPEAKER_02: he thinks that we are not us
if we approach him in veils not as who we

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SPEAKER_02: are. Do the veils—this is a
question for Patrick—the veils I know

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SPEAKER_02: protect us from electronic
observation. Do they change our face

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SPEAKER_02: appearance from when we're
standing next to each other? Yes. Okay. They

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SPEAKER_02: are like full chameleon
droughts.

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SPEAKER_00: They are— Genericizing your
faces.

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SPEAKER_01: Okay. Very cool.

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SPEAKER_00: Because there are cameras that
are not necessarily computers that are

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SPEAKER_00: still going to be recording.
They have to make sure that those just

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SPEAKER_00: record generic people. Yeah.

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SPEAKER_02: Does anyone here think they
might be able to fix it? What did you say?

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SPEAKER_02: I'm sorry. Yeah, I don't know
why I keep that, like, intermediate. It

375
00:28:01,397 --> 00:28:04,807
SPEAKER_02: keeps ducking in and out. Does
anyone think that they would be able to

376
00:28:04,867 --> 00:28:05,662
SPEAKER_02: repair them?

377
00:28:09,552 --> 00:28:10,372
SPEAKER_01: Is it a computer thing?

378
00:28:10,392 --> 00:28:13,055
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, Keith, you're a fucking
whiz kid,

379
00:28:13,095 --> 00:28:17,699
SPEAKER_03: right, with a wrench? Yes,
you've said you are good at fixing things.

380
00:28:19,641 --> 00:28:22,384
SPEAKER_03: Is this a computer thing or is
this a mechanical thing? Mechanical

381
00:28:22,424 --> 00:28:25,547
SPEAKER_03: things I'm all about.
Computers I know how to turn on.

382
00:28:26,980 --> 00:28:29,422
SPEAKER_00: So I just want you guys to
know this is like things that are made in a

383
00:28:29,502 --> 00:28:32,644
SPEAKER_00: factory. So you guys might be
able to get another day or two out of them

384
00:28:32,744 --> 00:28:37,127
SPEAKER_00: with really fancy rolls. But
if the rolls aren't so fancy, you would

385
00:28:37,147 --> 00:28:37,827
SPEAKER_00: break them now.

386
00:28:38,868 --> 00:28:44,592
SPEAKER_01: I see. Oh, rolling them dice!

387
00:28:45,212 --> 00:28:48,414
SPEAKER_03: So I can try and... You're
saying with a mechanics roll, I can maybe

388
00:28:48,474 --> 00:28:49,515
SPEAKER_03: extend it, is what you're
saying.

389
00:28:50,796 --> 00:28:55,463
SPEAKER_00: Well, I'm saying it is... You
would basically need three layers of

390
00:28:55,523 --> 00:28:59,427
SPEAKER_00: success on mechanics and
another person to do three layers of success on

391
00:29:00,347 --> 00:29:05,252
SPEAKER_00: computers to get a day out of
one. Aren't we like computer dummies,

392
00:29:05,272 --> 00:29:10,658
SPEAKER_00: though? What? Aren't we like
computer dummies, though? I think we are.

393
00:29:11,879 --> 00:29:16,483
SPEAKER_00: And then every day that you
try to extend it, you need to get to a

394
00:29:16,784 --> 00:29:22,643
SPEAKER_00: higher level of success on
both. So today, to

395
00:29:22,663 --> 00:29:26,024
SPEAKER_00: get the fourth day, you need
three and three. Tomorrow, to get the fifth

396
00:29:26,064 --> 00:29:27,305
SPEAKER_00: day, you need four and four.

397
00:29:31,156 --> 00:29:33,066
SPEAKER_01: I'm

398
00:29:33,106 --> 00:29:35,667
SPEAKER_03: hearing that we have them for
this last day. I'm hearing that we're

399
00:29:35,687 --> 00:29:36,867
SPEAKER_03: having them for maybe one more
day.

400
00:29:37,447 --> 00:29:38,108
SPEAKER_01: Could I fix it?

401
00:29:38,168 --> 00:29:42,009
SPEAKER_00: I could. You could also just
try to jury-rig them when they're broken.

402
00:29:42,869 --> 00:29:47,628
SPEAKER_00: Yes. Like, then you at least
have pulled them as long as you can. And

403
00:29:47,668 --> 00:29:50,890
SPEAKER_00: then just try to be like, hey,
I got nothing better to do while I'm

404
00:29:50,910 --> 00:29:51,731
SPEAKER_00: sitting in the warehouse.

405
00:29:51,791 --> 00:29:56,694
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, put something around
with some broken gear to harvest it or use

406
00:29:56,774 --> 00:29:57,274
SPEAKER_03: it.

407
00:29:57,175 --> 00:30:02,798
SPEAKER_00: While they're currently
working, don't follow my excuse and update the

408
00:30:02,838 --> 00:30:04,379
SPEAKER_00: BIOS while you still need to
use it.

409
00:30:05,960 --> 00:30:07,379
SPEAKER_01: I've done that. I have done
that.

410
00:30:10,864 --> 00:30:12,805
SPEAKER_00: When you have a spare, yeah,
feel free to mess with them.

411
00:30:14,359 --> 00:30:18,463
SPEAKER_02: Okay, so what I'm hearing is
that it's too difficult to fix them and

412
00:30:18,503 --> 00:30:23,027
SPEAKER_02: that it's very distasteful for
a lot of us to go work for a mobster. But

413
00:30:23,047 --> 00:30:26,115
SPEAKER_02: we're not coming up with any
alternative plans.

414
00:30:28,432 --> 00:30:31,374
SPEAKER_00: Let me bring up one of the
plans that hasn't really been brought up. You

415
00:30:31,414 --> 00:30:36,919
SPEAKER_00: guys could go to the
corporation at TransStar. Oh, right. In

416
00:30:36,959 --> 00:30:42,132
SPEAKER_00: TransStar, you are
automatically going to be... As long as you stay in

417
00:30:42,152 --> 00:30:44,974
SPEAKER_00: the trans or sexual exchange,
you are completely free from the law.

418
00:30:48,516 --> 00:30:49,036
SPEAKER_01: Interesting.

419
00:30:49,917 --> 00:30:53,840
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, we might want to go do
that, if only so it gives us more time to

420
00:30:53,900 --> 00:30:54,780
SPEAKER_02: work on things.

421
00:30:55,761 --> 00:30:59,583
SPEAKER_03: Can we turn off our veils
while we're there so we preserve the hours we

422
00:30:59,623 --> 00:31:00,123
SPEAKER_03: have, or no?

423
00:31:02,705 --> 00:31:06,288
SPEAKER_00: Well, the moment a veil is
activated, the timer starts. You can take it

424
00:31:06,328 --> 00:31:11,781
SPEAKER_00: off your face so people see
you for real, but... It's like a glow

425
00:31:11,801 --> 00:31:14,603
SPEAKER_00: stick. That's a better way of
saying it.

426
00:31:14,743 --> 00:31:15,403
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

427
00:31:16,885 --> 00:31:22,810
SPEAKER_02: Do they even make glow sticks
still? Man, those were so...

428
00:31:22,850 --> 00:31:27,994
SPEAKER_03: They do for emergency stuff. I
have children. Yes, they do.

429
00:31:28,174 --> 00:31:30,581
SPEAKER_01: They still make them. Agreed,
agreed.

430
00:31:31,877 --> 00:31:33,178
SPEAKER_02: I had one on my wrist on July

431
00:31:33,278 --> 00:31:38,382
SPEAKER_00: 4th. I'm uninformed. I only
have a child. Everyone's like, I have

432
00:31:38,402 --> 00:31:42,277
SPEAKER_00: children. I know these
children. I go to Burning Man events. They are

433
00:31:42,337 --> 00:31:42,837
SPEAKER_00: everywhere.

434
00:31:43,558 --> 00:31:46,621
SPEAKER_03: When you get to be a little
older, Patrick, you will see them again.

435
00:31:46,661 --> 00:31:47,201
SPEAKER_03: Don't worry.

436
00:31:47,682 --> 00:31:52,325
SPEAKER_02: That makes me so happy. I
loved those as a kid. I thought they were just

437
00:31:52,725 --> 00:31:56,769
SPEAKER_02: freaking magic. Sorry, I
didn't mean to derail, but that was totally

438
00:31:56,809 --> 00:32:00,091
SPEAKER_02: just a hot nostalgia moment
for me. No, don't worry.

439
00:32:00,592 --> 00:32:03,554
SPEAKER_03: You didn't derail. I'm still
reeling. They're not magic?

440
00:32:03,814 --> 00:32:07,837
SPEAKER_02: Magic's not real. By the way,
is my microphone better if I turn off my

441
00:32:07,857 --> 00:32:08,357
SPEAKER_02: camera?

442
00:32:09,138 --> 00:32:15,071
SPEAKER_03: You sound great. Yeah, it's
similar, but we still hear

443
00:32:15,111 --> 00:32:15,611
SPEAKER_03: you.

444
00:32:15,991 --> 00:32:16,611
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, most of the time

445
00:32:16,651 --> 00:32:17,151
SPEAKER_03: we hear you.

446
00:32:17,612 --> 00:32:20,393
SPEAKER_02: It was more that it kept
cutting in and out for me, and I just was like,

447
00:32:20,413 --> 00:32:23,474
SPEAKER_02: I think I was just stressing
things a little too hard.

448
00:32:24,355 --> 00:32:24,855
SPEAKER_01: Sure.

449
00:32:25,095 --> 00:32:29,857
SPEAKER_02: We'll make it work. I didn't
want to be in the room with the AC man,

450
00:32:29,877 --> 00:32:30,878
SPEAKER_02: that's all I want in life.

451
00:32:33,439 --> 00:32:38,301
SPEAKER_03: Okay, so I'm sorry that I
tried to get us to be criminals. I see that

452
00:32:38,321 --> 00:32:44,099
SPEAKER_03: that did not go over well. I
just worry that we can't

453
00:32:44,299 --> 00:32:48,922
SPEAKER_03: in 12 hours, you know, travel
freely. But I hear, let's not do that. So

454
00:32:48,962 --> 00:32:53,985
SPEAKER_03: what do you all want to do
first? I suggested three things. One, we go

455
00:32:54,005 --> 00:32:58,228
SPEAKER_03: to the guy who sent the email
and kind of pressure on him. Two, we try

456
00:32:58,248 --> 00:33:03,751
SPEAKER_03: and go to the Zolzak person.
Three, we try and get the new veils. And

457
00:33:04,852 --> 00:33:07,073
SPEAKER_03: so if no one wants to do those
three, that's fine. Let's do something

458
00:33:07,113 --> 00:33:12,427
SPEAKER_03: else. I'm open to it. I'm
doing whatever you guys think that is

459
00:33:13,208 --> 00:33:18,469
SPEAKER_03: mostly moral, and let's do it.
I think if we're looking to do

460
00:33:19,209 --> 00:33:22,169
SPEAKER_03: morally good things, try and
head back into

461
00:33:25,950 --> 00:33:31,511
SPEAKER_03: our previous lives and our
previous standing, I think Inspector

462
00:33:31,731 --> 00:33:35,852
SPEAKER_03: Valois is an interesting move.
I do not know how to do this air-gapping.

463
00:33:36,448 --> 00:33:40,169
SPEAKER_03: That we are speaking of. So I
put it in the good faith that I have of

464
00:33:40,389 --> 00:33:45,010
SPEAKER_03: those intelligence people who
we do have here, it seems, in some number.

465
00:33:45,850 --> 00:33:51,612
SPEAKER_03: We do? I'm just guessing. I'm
just drawing contact clues from what

466
00:33:51,632 --> 00:33:57,511
SPEAKER_03: they're saying. Oh! I
misunderstood! Great big scope.

467
00:33:58,114 --> 00:34:01,717
SPEAKER_03: They immediately went off to
go collect information. They called it

468
00:34:01,757 --> 00:34:05,819
SPEAKER_03: intelligence. They got the
crazy hypertech information. Like, they're

469
00:34:05,839 --> 00:34:10,021
SPEAKER_03: very good at their jobs. I'm
sure they would also be good at doing this

470
00:34:10,081 --> 00:34:13,503
SPEAKER_03: Inspector Valois business. I
will help what I can. I did make those

471
00:34:14,124 --> 00:34:17,786
SPEAKER_03: communication relays that we
should all still have on our persons. He

472
00:34:17,826 --> 00:34:22,129
SPEAKER_03: points around to the group.
Everyone remembers their radio?

473
00:34:22,169 --> 00:34:26,243
SPEAKER_01: Victor Nod. Okay. That's good.

474
00:34:29,840 --> 00:34:31,021
SPEAKER_01: I have no idea how we would

475
00:34:31,041 --> 00:34:33,764
SPEAKER_03: do the inspector stuff.
Someone else would have to do that. I can keep

476
00:34:33,784 --> 00:34:38,528
SPEAKER_03: security on that to make sure
that we stay safe, but it does sound like

477
00:34:38,548 --> 00:34:40,629
SPEAKER_03: a sound idea to try and,

478
00:34:42,391 --> 00:34:45,453
SPEAKER_01: you know, the fucking feds are
trying to investigate the weird

479
00:34:45,493 --> 00:34:45,993
SPEAKER_01: corruption

480
00:34:47,075 --> 00:34:48,336
SPEAKER_03: in the feds.

481
00:34:48,856 --> 00:34:51,018
SPEAKER_02: I don't understand air gap
either.

482
00:34:52,118 --> 00:34:55,679
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, it seems difficult to
try and make this man our ally without ever

483
00:34:55,779 --> 00:35:01,360
SPEAKER_03: meeting him to tell him what
has happened. But I don't know, I don't,

484
00:35:01,740 --> 00:35:06,201
SPEAKER_03: you know, that there could be
a way to do that that I am unaware of. If

485
00:35:06,261 --> 00:35:07,002
SPEAKER_03: I may, what I

486
00:35:07,122 --> 00:35:12,563
SPEAKER_02: think Cass is putting out
here, and Cass, correct me if I'm wrong, is

487
00:35:13,323 --> 00:35:18,182
SPEAKER_02: if we go and approach the
SoulSec guy directly as ourselves... If it is

488
00:35:18,362 --> 00:35:23,186
SPEAKER_02: later found out that he knew
that we, when we were wanted criminals, met

489
00:35:23,206 --> 00:35:28,890
SPEAKER_02: with us and then didn't turn
us in, that puts him and everything

490
00:35:28,950 --> 00:35:31,232
SPEAKER_02: he's done right in the wood
chipper.

491
00:35:32,273 --> 00:35:35,796
SPEAKER_03: That's a risk we should be
willing to take, but I understand if we don't

492
00:35:35,836 --> 00:35:37,377
SPEAKER_03: want to do that. I understand.

493
00:35:38,979 --> 00:35:44,562
SPEAKER_02: Well, if he's able to get us
our lives back, and then two days later

494
00:35:44,582 --> 00:35:47,901
SPEAKER_02: they go, oh... He met with
them when they were criminals. He's a

495
00:35:47,921 --> 00:35:51,062
SPEAKER_02: criminal. Everything he's done
is criminal. We lose our lives again.

496
00:35:51,922 --> 00:35:57,623
SPEAKER_02: Whereas if we insulate him
from us, if we have an intermediary interact

497
00:35:57,643 --> 00:36:02,864
SPEAKER_02: with him, then we can give him
the breadcrumbs to get him

498
00:36:03,365 --> 00:36:08,886
SPEAKER_02: to take the steps necessary
for us to clear our names

499
00:36:09,486 --> 00:36:13,187
SPEAKER_02: without him having directly
interacted with us. Thus, he is not a

500
00:36:13,287 --> 00:36:15,187
SPEAKER_02: criminal for having interacted
with us.

501
00:36:15,822 --> 00:36:19,325
SPEAKER_03: So the step we need to take
then right now, if we want to do that, which

502
00:36:19,365 --> 00:36:24,328
SPEAKER_03: we could do, is go to Lucen.
That's the info broker that you mentioned

503
00:36:24,388 --> 00:36:28,551
SPEAKER_03: before when you brought up
this idea before. Yes, Lucen. That is the way

504
00:36:28,691 --> 00:36:34,255
SPEAKER_03: I would approach it. And
that's what people would count as their

505
00:36:34,275 --> 00:36:38,098
SPEAKER_03: alternative to working with
this Delphine fellow.

506
00:36:40,580 --> 00:36:44,943
SPEAKER_02: Well, I was actually going to
propose that

507
00:36:46,972 --> 00:36:50,576
SPEAKER_02: When we give him that
information and let him do some of that work, that

508
00:36:51,096 --> 00:36:56,722
SPEAKER_02: we do go to the Dolphine and
see what kind of jobs need to

509
00:36:56,802 --> 00:36:57,763
SPEAKER_01: happen to

510
00:36:57,843 --> 00:37:01,505
SPEAKER_02: keep us in veils until this is
resolved.

511
00:37:03,129 --> 00:37:07,554
SPEAKER_03: I like the idea because it's
dangerous, but I know other people might

512
00:37:07,614 --> 00:37:13,578
SPEAKER_03: not. That is... Dangerously
close to double-dipping. Who knows

513
00:37:13,598 --> 00:37:17,401
SPEAKER_03: how the people that we would
be treating for help would feel about that,

514
00:37:17,541 --> 00:37:19,243
SPEAKER_03: but I find that interesting
and fun.

515
00:37:22,386 --> 00:37:25,929
SPEAKER_02: I just would rather not commit
crimes that when our names are cleared,

516
00:37:25,969 --> 00:37:28,411
SPEAKER_02: we are then held accountable
for the crimes we committed.

517
00:37:29,152 --> 00:37:30,513
SPEAKER_01: That is true.

518
00:37:31,634 --> 00:37:34,617
SPEAKER_02: That just seems a little
self-sabotaging.

519
00:37:35,640 --> 00:37:39,382
SPEAKER_03: If we go to an inspector and
say, oh, we're innocent, and then go blow

520
00:37:39,482 --> 00:37:44,845
SPEAKER_03: up some apartment building,
that's going to be difficult.

521
00:37:45,865 --> 00:37:51,498
SPEAKER_02: Well, that's why I think
talking to them, figuring out what type of jobs

522
00:37:52,629 --> 00:37:57,992
SPEAKER_02: is the key. Because we've
already delivered a dog to a guy, and that

523
00:37:58,212 --> 00:38:01,594
SPEAKER_02: seems super sketchy, like
there was something else going on. If there

524
00:38:01,814 --> 00:38:06,439
SPEAKER_02: are... Low-grade
transportation, oh, we don't really know what's going

525
00:38:06,559 --> 00:38:12,501
SPEAKER_02: on jobs that keep us alive
while other people

526
00:38:12,541 --> 00:38:18,284
SPEAKER_02: try to clear our names. I
think there's some validity there. And if

527
00:38:18,344 --> 00:38:23,186
SPEAKER_02: half of us don't want that,
then the other half of us get a little dirty

528
00:38:23,206 --> 00:38:23,806
SPEAKER_02: to keep us

529
00:38:23,946 --> 00:38:26,587
SPEAKER_01: all safe. Barely a crime.

530
00:38:31,708 --> 00:38:35,124
SPEAKER_01: I do want to

531
00:38:40,596 --> 00:38:44,559
SPEAKER_02: state that I do hear what you
are saying, Emma, that you are concerned

532
00:38:44,619 --> 00:38:50,544
SPEAKER_02: about life after this as well.
I guess I'm a

533
00:38:50,584 --> 00:38:56,489
SPEAKER_02: little in the, I want to get
through this. And I'm looking at

534
00:38:56,509 --> 00:39:00,778
SPEAKER_02: the tree right in front of me.
And you're looking at the whole forest,

535
00:39:00,818 --> 00:39:04,684
SPEAKER_02: which I appreciate. No, and I
was going to say something similar in

536
00:39:04,724 --> 00:39:08,029
SPEAKER_02: that, like, I don't think
we're necessarily talking at cross purposes,

537
00:39:08,069 --> 00:39:12,015
SPEAKER_02: but we're coming at it from
multiple angles, and we need to focus our

538
00:39:12,316 --> 00:39:14,579
SPEAKER_02: attention on fewer angles.

539
00:39:15,439 --> 00:39:19,322
SPEAKER_03: Alright, I can focus our
attention on fewer angles. We can do the

540
00:39:19,782 --> 00:39:25,266
SPEAKER_03: Inspector Valois thing, and
then, after hitting his information, a good

541
00:39:25,366 --> 00:39:31,010
SPEAKER_03: place for us to stay safe from
a number of our threats would be

542
00:39:31,130 --> 00:39:31,790
SPEAKER_03: Trendstart.

543
00:39:33,291 --> 00:39:35,933
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I like that idea best,
at least for now.

544
00:39:36,613 --> 00:39:42,491
SPEAKER_03: Go to Lucen... Have Lucen
reach out to this Inspector

545
00:39:42,531 --> 00:39:47,313
SPEAKER_03: Valois, make our way towards
Transtar, be ready for people still to

546
00:39:47,333 --> 00:39:51,115
SPEAKER_03: maybe come for us if we stay
too long, you know? It's Transtar, that

547
00:39:51,155 --> 00:39:55,497
SPEAKER_03: means there is no law there,
which means Delphine will have easy access

548
00:39:55,597 --> 00:40:00,979
SPEAKER_03: to Transtar as well. So if we
piss off Delphine in whatever we do

549
00:40:01,599 --> 00:40:05,901
SPEAKER_03: with talking to Inspector
Valois, there is still very ample

550
00:40:05,921 --> 00:40:09,016
SPEAKER_03: opportunities for Delphine to
come knock at our door and be like, So,

551
00:40:09,036 --> 00:40:14,839
SPEAKER_03: what's up? What are we doing?
Stuff like that. But, if he does,

552
00:40:15,100 --> 00:40:15,600
SPEAKER_03: we'll kill him.

553
00:40:16,360 --> 00:40:16,941
SPEAKER_01: So,

554
00:40:16,981 --> 00:40:20,943
SPEAKER_02: that's fine. Whoa! You always
jump to the, like, most violent

555
00:40:21,003 --> 00:40:21,929
SPEAKER_02: conclusion?

556
00:40:26,226 --> 00:40:30,628
SPEAKER_03: I think, what, if I'm counting
correctly, it's five years of expert,

557
00:40:30,688 --> 00:40:35,211
SPEAKER_03: competent, and loyal service
to, you know, Solar Marines.

558
00:40:36,346 --> 00:40:40,727
SPEAKER_02: I get it. When you're built
like a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

559
00:40:41,287 --> 00:40:47,108
SPEAKER_02: But keep that in the far back
of your mind, you know? That's a

560
00:40:48,609 --> 00:40:53,750
SPEAKER_02: last resort option. We have
many other avenues to explore first.

561
00:40:54,390 --> 00:41:00,191
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, let's call that Plan K,
Plan Kill Ever 1. We still have

562
00:41:01,091 --> 00:41:03,331
SPEAKER_02: A through J to go through
before we get there.

563
00:41:04,872 --> 00:41:10,673
SPEAKER_03: I love this. Great double
joke. Yes, yes, yes. So, you may have noticed,

564
00:41:10,754 --> 00:41:12,934
SPEAKER_03: Emma, that I've been looking
at you a little hard for the

565
00:41:12,954 --> 00:41:13,494
SPEAKER_01: last minute.

566
00:41:14,735 --> 00:41:17,396
SPEAKER_02: Okay. I am pretty cute.

567
00:41:19,076 --> 00:41:19,935
SPEAKER_01: She is pretty cute.

568
00:41:22,818 --> 00:41:25,979
SPEAKER_02: I just make eye contact in a
kind of, like, what are you looking at kind

569
00:41:26,019 --> 00:41:28,240
SPEAKER_02: of way, but I don't think I
would say anything about it.

570
00:41:28,520 --> 00:41:29,460
SPEAKER_01: Not yet, anyway.

571
00:41:35,928 --> 00:41:37,789
SPEAKER_01: Okie dokie. I mean, unless
you...

572
00:41:38,349 --> 00:41:41,491
SPEAKER_02: Is there some... Are you doing
something that looks suspicious? Like, I

573
00:41:41,511 --> 00:41:43,032
SPEAKER_02: don't understand. I'm just
like, what?

574
00:41:43,953 --> 00:41:47,735
SPEAKER_03: No, it was after he said,
like, basically that you're a spy. So since

575
00:41:47,775 --> 00:41:49,856
SPEAKER_03: then, I've been, like, looking
at you very...

576
00:41:50,776 --> 00:41:53,438
SPEAKER_01: No one said she's a spy. No
one said she was a spy.

577
00:41:54,470 --> 00:41:59,644
SPEAKER_03: No, no, no. Yeah, it was
Peter. Yeah, he was definitely like,

578
00:42:01,076 --> 00:42:05,039
SPEAKER_03: you're the spy person because
you know all the stuff. He was super,

579
00:42:05,079 --> 00:42:05,960
SPEAKER_03: super obtuse about it.

580
00:42:07,621 --> 00:42:10,284
SPEAKER_02: I thought he just said that
you were the intelligence person.

581
00:42:11,044 --> 00:42:12,005
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

582
00:42:12,285 --> 00:42:15,548
SPEAKER_02: That's not a spy. That can be
a government worker.

583
00:42:17,630 --> 00:42:21,744
SPEAKER_03: I understood what I
understood. If your character comes to the

584
00:42:21,764 --> 00:42:25,667
SPEAKER_03: conclusion that that means
spy, I'm sure your character could do that.

585
00:42:26,988 --> 00:42:31,491
SPEAKER_03: That is not what he said. He
said intelligence. If you want to be

586
00:42:31,552 --> 00:42:35,014
SPEAKER_03: technical, her job is
counterintelligence, which is the opposite of

587
00:42:35,034 --> 00:42:38,447
SPEAKER_03: being a spy. That's true, I
don't know the difference in any of these

588
00:42:38,507 --> 00:42:43,348
SPEAKER_03: things. Exactly, right? You do
not have a good grasp of what

589
00:42:43,608 --> 00:42:47,189
SPEAKER_03: intelligence would mean, so if
someone says it, I can very much see you

590
00:42:47,229 --> 00:42:48,769
SPEAKER_03: going, he means spy.

591
00:42:48,949 --> 00:42:54,370
SPEAKER_01: There's a spy. I see what
you're saying.

592
00:42:56,570 --> 00:42:57,951
SPEAKER_01: I don't know, I appreciate

593
00:42:58,411 --> 00:43:02,331
SPEAKER_02: that apparently everyone knows
my background, I just wanted to, I'm

594
00:43:02,351 --> 00:43:05,212
SPEAKER_02: supposed to be a spy, I was
trying to keep it secret, but like,

595
00:43:05,824 --> 00:43:06,324
SPEAKER_01: You are.

596
00:43:06,224 --> 00:43:09,247
SPEAKER_02: No, I don't know. I don't know
anything. It just keeps thrown around.

597
00:43:09,327 --> 00:43:12,289
SPEAKER_02: So, like, I don't know. Maybe
I just dropped the whole pretense of

598
00:43:12,349 --> 00:43:12,990
SPEAKER_02: illusion.

599
00:43:14,931 --> 00:43:16,032
SPEAKER_01: You don't have to do anything.

600
00:43:16,272 --> 00:43:19,134
SPEAKER_03: You can explain that he didn't
say, like, later on when we talk, you can

601
00:43:19,154 --> 00:43:22,397
SPEAKER_03: be like, he didn't say spy. He
said intelligence. Because I know some

602
00:43:22,437 --> 00:43:24,598
SPEAKER_03: intelligence people. And then
I'd be like, sure.

603
00:43:26,220 --> 00:43:26,720
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

604
00:43:26,580 --> 00:43:29,923
SPEAKER_00: I think the other thing to
remember is probably two-thirds of the people

605
00:43:30,003 --> 00:43:33,085
SPEAKER_00: have worked for SolSec in some
point of their entire career.

606
00:43:35,992 --> 00:43:39,293
SPEAKER_00: Everyone has sold out
something. Few people have sold it to the point of

607
00:43:39,333 --> 00:43:40,773
SPEAKER_00: being the actual
administrator.

608
00:43:42,153 --> 00:43:46,894
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, Cass is leading the way
on feeding information to SoulSack.

609
00:43:49,775 --> 00:43:53,802
SPEAKER_02: And Victor's on board with
that, and

610
00:43:56,016 --> 00:44:00,480
SPEAKER_02: backing up Cass with the
funneling it through a third party. Yeah, I

611
00:44:00,520 --> 00:44:04,122
SPEAKER_02: feel like that's at least a
good first step. It gets us moving it out of

612
00:44:04,222 --> 00:44:06,543
SPEAKER_02: this circle that we're kind of

613
00:44:06,563 --> 00:44:10,405
SPEAKER_03: stuck in. Okay. Yeah, I don't
want to push things that people don't want

614
00:44:10,425 --> 00:44:10,925
SPEAKER_03: to do.

615
00:44:11,646 --> 00:44:15,007
SPEAKER_01: Yeah. I met Lucen over in...

616
00:44:18,049 --> 00:44:23,191
SPEAKER_03: There is a very well-made
write-up on this entire district that he

617
00:44:23,231 --> 00:44:28,389
SPEAKER_03: resides in. It is the one with
the... The Great Big Travel Hub, which

618
00:44:28,429 --> 00:44:32,151
SPEAKER_03: might be the location of
TransStar as well. Like, they might be right

619
00:44:32,231 --> 00:44:33,871
SPEAKER_03: next to each other. I have to
find the district, though.

620
00:44:34,452 --> 00:44:40,255
SPEAKER_01: It's in the southwest, I
believe. You mean the Customs and Immigration?

621
00:44:41,195 --> 00:44:41,755
SPEAKER_01: Yes. Yeah,

622
00:44:47,458 --> 00:44:51,140
SPEAKER_01: he's clicking. It's to the
left of the TransStar sector.

623
00:44:52,021 --> 00:44:57,695
SPEAKER_03: Yes. Because that is where he
was doing a bunch of his

624
00:44:57,815 --> 00:45:03,779
SPEAKER_03: brokering, and we chatted him
up on his wares, criminal

625
00:45:03,799 --> 00:45:06,461
SPEAKER_03: seller, and then he was like,
oh, I have a job.

626
00:45:07,642 --> 00:45:13,626
SPEAKER_00: When we have time, I would
like to hit up my

627
00:45:13,686 --> 00:45:19,510
SPEAKER_00: contact in the other world and
ask him about the dolphin and the

628
00:45:20,171 --> 00:45:22,973
SPEAKER_00: random man that we decided to
work for that we found in an alley.

629
00:45:26,673 --> 00:45:30,976
SPEAKER_00: I mean, it's a dolphin that
helped us, and this random man that we found

630
00:45:31,036 --> 00:45:36,079
SPEAKER_00: in the alley that everyone
wants to work for instead. So, the random man

631
00:45:36,099 --> 00:45:40,603
SPEAKER_00: who works for an alley, your
contact says, is like three tiers below the

632
00:45:40,623 --> 00:45:46,607
SPEAKER_00: dolphin, but he works for the
same organization. Okay. So.

633
00:45:46,647 --> 00:45:50,990
SPEAKER_01: You're not crossing the
strings by working with him. No.

634
00:45:55,337 --> 00:45:56,997
SPEAKER_01: Which is interesting

635
00:45:57,037 --> 00:46:00,238
SPEAKER_03: for us to know. It means that
we know for a fact that Delphine is going

636
00:46:00,278 --> 00:46:01,398
SPEAKER_03: to know that we are doing
this.

637
00:46:02,998 --> 00:46:08,359
SPEAKER_01: Let's cut out the middleman.
Well,

638
00:46:09,379 --> 00:46:10,040
SPEAKER_01: I think one

639
00:46:10,060 --> 00:46:13,800
SPEAKER_00: of the other kind of important
things to think about is when you go to

640
00:46:13,840 --> 00:46:18,601
SPEAKER_00: the president of a
corporation, you have to kind of make better returns

641
00:46:18,781 --> 00:46:24,627
SPEAKER_00: versus if you go to a middle
manager. If I learned one

642
00:46:24,667 --> 00:46:25,167
SPEAKER_00: thing from

643
00:46:25,027 --> 00:46:28,029
SPEAKER_03: playing MMOs, you always go to
the head of the organization to get all

644
00:46:28,049 --> 00:46:32,872
SPEAKER_03: your quests. Is it?

645
00:46:34,414 --> 00:46:35,014
SPEAKER_03: Okay.

646
00:46:35,034 --> 00:46:37,336
SPEAKER_02: Well, then you become the head
of the organization.

647
00:46:40,958 --> 00:46:43,834
SPEAKER_01: Is there a difference? I mean,
they're all criminals, right?

648
00:46:47,223 --> 00:46:51,010
SPEAKER_03: I mean, I'm assuming we're
still following through on our... Yes. Yes.

649
00:46:51,170 --> 00:46:51,670
SPEAKER_03: Perfect.

650
00:47:14,534 --> 00:47:20,059
SPEAKER_03: Kiernan makes the goddamn
link, and he will bring, I

651
00:47:21,260 --> 00:47:26,985
SPEAKER_03: believe, Kolb's character over
to kind of voice this

652
00:47:27,045 --> 00:47:29,767
SPEAKER_03: plan a little bit more,
facilitate this conversation.

653
00:47:31,349 --> 00:47:35,573
SPEAKER_00: Okay, so it sounds like
there's, like, two at least break-off groups.

654
00:47:36,433 --> 00:47:39,956
SPEAKER_00: One is going to try to get you
guys access into TransStar. One is going

655
00:47:39,976 --> 00:47:44,450
SPEAKER_00: to try to... Communicate with
the Underworld people to send data to

656
00:47:44,490 --> 00:47:46,913
SPEAKER_00: SolSec. Is that kind of the
slip that we're seeing?

657
00:47:48,835 --> 00:47:54,120
SPEAKER_01: Yes. Sounds reasonable. Who
wants to be in what group?

658
00:47:57,544 --> 00:47:59,766
SPEAKER_02: I will be a data broker.

659
00:48:02,288 --> 00:48:03,770
SPEAKER_01: Keenan will be a data broker.

660
00:48:06,965 --> 00:48:11,867
SPEAKER_00: I'll be in whichever group
feels they could use a little extra security

661
00:48:11,907 --> 00:48:12,407
SPEAKER_00: support.

662
00:48:14,388 --> 00:48:17,310
SPEAKER_01: I'll be in whichever group the
group wants me to be in, because I get

663
00:48:17,330 --> 00:48:23,252
SPEAKER_01: along. I'd like to try the

664
00:48:23,292 --> 00:48:28,849
SPEAKER_01: Transtar piece. Yeah, I'll do
that as well. Okay.

665
00:48:34,297 --> 00:48:39,653
SPEAKER_01: Victor, whoop. Okay.

666
00:48:40,634 --> 00:48:41,176
SPEAKER_01: And...

667
00:48:46,837 --> 00:48:47,738
SPEAKER_01: I want to get caught up.

668
00:48:48,138 --> 00:48:51,100
SPEAKER_03: What are we doing in TransStar
and what are we doing in SoulSec?

669
00:48:52,281 --> 00:48:58,004
SPEAKER_00: So, just real quick... Oh, go
ahead. You probably want to

670
00:48:58,044 --> 00:49:00,906
SPEAKER_00: have the ape do the Underworld
stuff since he's going to be less

671
00:49:00,946 --> 00:49:02,306
SPEAKER_00: genetically supported.

672
00:49:05,308 --> 00:49:08,630
SPEAKER_01: Okay. If we're thinking about
that stuff.

673
00:49:13,382 --> 00:49:18,906
SPEAKER_01: Okay, so we have Josh and

674
00:49:18,986 --> 00:49:24,890
SPEAKER_01: Annette and Kiernan as

675
00:49:25,070 --> 00:49:26,952
SPEAKER_01: the other people to be kind of
organized.

676
00:49:46,119 --> 00:49:48,681
SPEAKER_01: I'll do Underground as well.
Okay.

677
00:49:54,085 --> 00:49:57,828
SPEAKER_01: So, as Josh wants to be more
up and up, you probably should go to

678
00:49:57,848 --> 00:50:01,931
SPEAKER_01: Transtar. Sure.

679
00:50:06,094 --> 00:50:07,735
SPEAKER_01: And Kiernan, where do you want
to go?

680
00:50:10,217 --> 00:50:15,248
SPEAKER_03: He's going with the Data
Broker. He knows this person

681
00:50:16,408 --> 00:50:20,910
SPEAKER_03: from our last interaction. So
he's more familiar in this space. And it

682
00:50:20,970 --> 00:50:21,770
SPEAKER_03: could also go bad.

683
00:50:23,671 --> 00:50:29,133
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So you go off and you
ride... You're the group who's taking the

684
00:50:29,153 --> 00:50:35,095
SPEAKER_00: trike. Because you want to be
able to get in and out if you need to.

685
00:50:38,216 --> 00:50:43,475
SPEAKER_01: And... Let me get to...

686
00:50:47,037 --> 00:50:49,940
SPEAKER_01: Okay. So you go to the same
alley,

687
00:50:50,440 --> 00:50:56,204
SPEAKER_00: and you see a man

688
00:50:56,264 --> 00:50:59,226
SPEAKER_00: coming out from the alley, but
you do not see Luce in there.

689
00:51:03,149 --> 00:51:03,649
SPEAKER_01: Right.

690
00:51:05,251 --> 00:51:08,794
SPEAKER_00: Are you going to go deeper in
the alley, or are you going to send the

691
00:51:08,834 --> 00:51:10,555
SPEAKER_00: droid? What are you going to
do?

692
00:51:12,185 --> 00:51:17,987
SPEAKER_03: Honestly, not a very bad idea.
Though I do not

693
00:51:18,027 --> 00:51:23,848
SPEAKER_03: think we need panic such yet.
I don't know if we need to go deeper

694
00:51:23,888 --> 00:51:28,230
SPEAKER_03: into this alley, or we should
maybe just, you know, walk the block, see

695
00:51:28,270 --> 00:51:32,251
SPEAKER_03: if he hasn't set up somewhere
else. There's no reason to think he hasn't

696
00:51:32,291 --> 00:51:33,431
SPEAKER_03: just ended

697
00:51:33,471 --> 00:51:38,132
SPEAKER_01: up in a different part of the
neighborhood. I would like to recon,

698
00:51:38,152 --> 00:51:40,373
SPEAKER_01: please. Okay.

699
00:51:44,207 --> 00:51:49,023
SPEAKER_01: Kieran is just looking around
to see if anyone is watching us.

700
00:51:53,391 --> 00:51:58,733
SPEAKER_00: You see another version of
your guys' exact trike down the street.

701
00:52:01,634 --> 00:52:05,196
SPEAKER_01: Hmm. Okay.

702
00:52:07,537 --> 00:52:10,978
SPEAKER_01: So they make a model down the
street, and he's just saying this kind of

703
00:52:11,678 --> 00:52:13,439
SPEAKER_03: absentmindedly to the rest
around.

704
00:52:14,673 --> 00:52:18,074
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, because it's stolen, and
they said he didn't think they were

705
00:52:18,114 --> 00:52:18,875
SPEAKER_01: coming looking for it.

706
00:52:26,978 --> 00:52:30,819
SPEAKER_01: So what does that mean? So you
guys are going to walk up to it? They

707
00:52:30,839 --> 00:52:33,620
SPEAKER_01: could have took another one.
Maybe they did come looking for it.

708
00:52:36,521 --> 00:52:37,082
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

709
00:52:38,082 --> 00:52:42,544
SPEAKER_02: I'm going to ask Coach if I'm
just hanging out with me while they go

710
00:52:42,584 --> 00:52:43,084
SPEAKER_02: check it out.

711
00:52:45,281 --> 00:52:51,242
SPEAKER_03: Yeah. I'm gonna just shrug,
remind myself where my shotgun

712
00:52:51,282 --> 00:52:51,782
SPEAKER_03: is.

713
00:52:54,103 --> 00:52:54,983
SPEAKER_01: Well, who's coming with me?

714
00:52:59,304 --> 00:53:02,044
SPEAKER_01: Would Streetwise roll help us
out here?

715
00:53:09,842 --> 00:53:11,426
We're gonna roll, or what?

716
00:53:12,055 --> 00:53:14,556
SPEAKER_01: Oh, gosh, I'm having to roll
streetwise. If you want me to roll

717
00:53:14,576 --> 00:53:15,896
SPEAKER_01: streetwise, too, I

718
00:53:15,916 --> 00:53:21,698
SPEAKER_00: got it. There is a cantina up

719
00:53:21,758 --> 00:53:26,159
SPEAKER_00: ahead where it is parked
called La Porte Fiel, The Wallet.

720
00:53:30,101 --> 00:53:35,262
SPEAKER_01: Well, let's hope they don't
have a

721
00:53:36,843 --> 00:53:42,662
SPEAKER_01: check-in locker. He's going to
head for the building.

722
00:53:51,808 --> 00:53:52,308
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

723
00:53:52,728 --> 00:53:57,972
SPEAKER_00: So you guys walk on up, and
there is a big cybered-up

724
00:53:59,073 --> 00:54:03,656
SPEAKER_00: bouncer outside of it. And he
says,

725
00:54:03,696 --> 00:54:06,538
SPEAKER_00: you're here for business or
pleasure?

726
00:54:07,639 --> 00:54:09,580
SPEAKER_03: And at this point, do we still
have our veils?

727
00:54:10,665 --> 00:54:11,165
SPEAKER_00: Yep.

728
00:54:11,746 --> 00:54:12,246
SPEAKER_03: Okay.

729
00:54:14,568 --> 00:54:16,954
SPEAKER_00: This is when you go...

730
00:54:21,993 --> 00:54:25,676
SPEAKER_03: We never got like a... I'm not
just forgetting a code word we may have

731
00:54:25,696 --> 00:54:28,078
SPEAKER_03: gotten. For some reason, I've
got that in my mind. Did we ever get

732
00:54:28,098 --> 00:54:32,061
SPEAKER_03: something like that? I'd have
to look in my... It's Fidelio. It's

733
00:54:32,401 --> 00:54:34,002
SPEAKER_03: Fidelio. Okay.

734
00:54:37,300 --> 00:54:40,182
SPEAKER_01: I mean, we know his name is
Lucen.

735
00:54:43,485 --> 00:54:45,787
SPEAKER_01: I don't know if we drop it
right at the door.

736
00:54:53,113 --> 00:54:56,495
SPEAKER_03: He looks at the other two and
is like, am I being the spokesman? Okay,

737
00:54:57,216 --> 00:54:59,798
SPEAKER_03: it's me. Pleasure. Pleasure.

738
00:55:00,904 --> 00:55:04,907
SPEAKER_02: Other two, I'm staying back.
I'm waiting for you guys to scout it out.

739
00:55:05,568 --> 00:55:07,249
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, we're doing pleasure.

740
00:55:09,639 --> 00:55:15,376
SPEAKER_01: Pleasure then, huh? Got day's
pay burning in my pocket. Come on in.

741
00:55:15,917 --> 00:55:21,661
SPEAKER_01: He opens the door. Walks right
in. Are we all going

742
00:55:21,701 --> 00:55:22,201
SPEAKER_01: through?

743
00:55:23,583 --> 00:55:27,266
SPEAKER_00: Doesn't sound like it. Unless
you're next to him, he's going to ask

744
00:55:27,326 --> 00:55:28,227
SPEAKER_00: everyone else who comes by.

745
00:55:30,639 --> 00:55:33,990
SPEAKER_02: No, I am not going to enter
the facility.

746
00:55:35,290 --> 00:55:38,011
SPEAKER_00: Okay. You're like, I'm a
robot. I don't know business nor pleasure.

747
00:55:41,152 --> 00:55:44,363
SPEAKER_01: Exactly. I will stand and
stare. Okay.

748
00:55:47,395 --> 00:55:53,317
SPEAKER_01: Is anyone going in with Peter?
I'll go in with

749
00:55:53,337 --> 00:55:58,604
SPEAKER_01: Peter. This is the group that
I'm not with, right? That's right. You

750
00:55:58,624 --> 00:56:04,346
SPEAKER_01: want to not be a criminal. I'm
trying to avoid it, but I'm more open to

751
00:56:04,406 --> 00:56:09,374
SPEAKER_01: it than, let's say, Emma.
Okay.

752
00:56:12,529 --> 00:56:18,131
SPEAKER_01: So, I guess also is, Damien,
are you going in? You had the

753
00:56:18,171 --> 00:56:23,293
SPEAKER_01: Streetwise role. Yeah, I'll go
in with Twitter.

754
00:56:24,093 --> 00:56:24,613
SPEAKER_01: Yes. Okay.

755
00:56:27,511 --> 00:56:33,214
SPEAKER_00: So, as you guys go in, you see
people laying

756
00:56:33,274 --> 00:56:38,516
SPEAKER_00: back in reclining chairs up
against the wall as

757
00:56:40,237 --> 00:56:45,159
SPEAKER_00: very bass-heavy music is being
played with flashing lights. One of the

758
00:56:45,199 --> 00:56:49,081
SPEAKER_00: things that does seem a little
odd, though, is there's not a lot of

759
00:56:49,141 --> 00:56:53,883
SPEAKER_00: people moving around. Almost
everyone is either sitting in a chair or

760
00:56:54,063 --> 00:56:55,104
SPEAKER_00: leaning up against a bar.

761
00:57:04,788 --> 00:57:06,969
SPEAKER_01: I just glance at Zoe and

762
00:57:08,490 --> 00:57:12,292
SPEAKER_03: walk around. The bouncer does
not follow us. We are not being led by

763
00:57:12,352 --> 00:57:15,833
SPEAKER_03: anyone. We are in this space.
We are not being led. Okay.

764
00:57:16,994 --> 00:57:20,416
SPEAKER_00: If you do nothing for a few
moments, you can see that a waitress would

765
00:57:20,436 --> 00:57:21,076
SPEAKER_00: be coming your way.

766
00:57:22,197 --> 00:57:27,279
SPEAKER_03: Sure. He's doing his best not
to be caught unawares or anything like

767
00:57:27,299 --> 00:57:29,840
SPEAKER_03: that. He is just scanning the
room looking for Lucent.

768
00:57:31,481 --> 00:57:36,269
SPEAKER_00: Okay. I'm happy to take a
recon roll. It is going to be with the Bane

769
00:57:36,309 --> 00:57:38,209
SPEAKER_00: with the flashing lights and
the loud music.

770
00:57:39,410 --> 00:57:41,671
SPEAKER_01: All right. Recon.

771
00:57:45,152 --> 00:57:45,770
SPEAKER_01: Bane. Okay.

772
00:57:51,534 --> 00:57:57,477
SPEAKER_01: Wow. You had a perfect roll
even with the Bane. Yeah. Oh, my. Okay.

773
00:57:57,497 --> 00:57:58,097
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

774
00:57:59,615 --> 00:58:05,440
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, something just takes
over a little bit. He's

775
00:58:05,941 --> 00:58:06,501
SPEAKER_03: regarding this.

776
00:58:07,662 --> 00:58:13,627
SPEAKER_00: You see him standing... Well,
you see him sitting in a chair next to

777
00:58:13,667 --> 00:58:17,030
SPEAKER_00: two other people, and you see
he's rifling through one person's pockets.

778
00:58:19,953 --> 00:58:21,214
SPEAKER_01: Okay, um...

779
00:58:24,373 --> 00:58:27,894
SPEAKER_03: He will communicate that he's
a spotted Lucid and what he's doing to

780
00:58:27,934 --> 00:58:33,495
SPEAKER_03: Zoi, and just be like, I say
we

781
00:58:36,056 --> 00:58:40,517
SPEAKER_03: circle the establishment, wait
for him to finish whatever business that

782
00:58:40,617 --> 00:58:41,117
SPEAKER_03: is, and then,

783
00:58:42,798 --> 00:58:48,579
SPEAKER_01: you know. Well, he doesn't

784
00:58:48,619 --> 00:58:49,180
SPEAKER_01: seem

785
00:58:49,200 --> 00:58:54,933
SPEAKER_00: to be slow, or... He's taking
his time rifling through these

786
00:58:54,953 --> 00:58:57,735
SPEAKER_00: people's pockets and poking at
their phones and putting their phone

787
00:58:57,775 --> 00:58:58,275
SPEAKER_00: back.

788
00:58:59,196 --> 00:59:05,121
SPEAKER_03: Okay. All right. Shit. Zoe,
anything? I

789
00:59:05,141 --> 00:59:07,903
SPEAKER_03: mean, I'm just going to go up
and tell him that we have others who have

790
00:59:08,564 --> 00:59:10,625
SPEAKER_01: to speak with him about more
business.

791
00:59:17,951 --> 00:59:20,613
SPEAKER_01: All right. Yeah, we should
just go up and talk to him.

792
00:59:21,573 --> 00:59:27,458
SPEAKER_03: Fuck yeah. I mean, there you
go. He speaks. And then he will start in

793
00:59:27,498 --> 00:59:32,862
SPEAKER_03: that direction,
mission-focused, just kind of, you know, if anyone was

794
00:59:32,882 --> 00:59:36,405
SPEAKER_03: sharp of eye. He's very loose
and oriented.

795
00:59:36,425 --> 00:59:41,489
SPEAKER_01: He's a straight line to him.
He's, like,

796
00:59:43,010 --> 00:59:48,855
SPEAKER_01: surprising to see you here.
From

797
00:59:49,035 --> 00:59:54,751
SPEAKER_01: Upright Simpson to Going into
a drug den. Ah, well,

798
00:59:55,211 --> 00:59:59,495
SPEAKER_01: you know. A forgetful face is
easy to go many places.

799
01:00:04,679 --> 01:00:06,340
SPEAKER_01: Well, how can I help you?

800
01:00:07,161 --> 01:00:13,105
SPEAKER_03: We have more business for you
that hopefully will be of some intrigue

801
01:00:13,125 --> 01:00:16,388
SPEAKER_03: to you more than these
pauper's pockets.

802
01:00:17,368 --> 01:00:19,250
SPEAKER_01: Is this something you would be
amenable to?

803
01:00:21,064 --> 01:00:26,125
SPEAKER_00: Sure, but don't ever think
that a pauper's pockets is

804
01:00:27,186 --> 01:00:31,347
SPEAKER_00: lacking of value. Many of
these people have important friends.

805
01:00:33,627 --> 01:00:39,248
SPEAKER_01: Ah, you know. To the expert
goes the spoils, I presume.

806
01:00:40,829 --> 01:00:45,690
SPEAKER_01: Come with me. Where are we
going?

807
01:00:47,030 --> 01:00:51,741
SPEAKER_01: Outside. Hmm. I'd rather do
our business in here.

808
01:00:55,123 --> 01:00:57,324
SPEAKER_01: Can you find us a private
space while I get my friends?

809
01:01:00,585 --> 01:01:02,986
SPEAKER_00: Sure, but trust me, there's
not a lot of witnesses that are awake here

810
01:01:03,026 --> 01:01:06,388
SPEAKER_00: as he slaps the guy next to
him. And the guy's still totally conscious.

811
01:01:07,249 --> 01:01:11,731
SPEAKER_03: All right. And I will ask you
to refrain from that kind of stuff in the

812
01:01:11,791 --> 01:01:17,711
SPEAKER_03: more queasy company of mine.
But... Yes,

813
01:01:17,931 --> 01:01:19,031
SPEAKER_03: yes, I will go get them.

814
01:01:19,792 --> 01:01:24,433
SPEAKER_01: We're safe in here, right?
It's a drug team.

815
01:01:27,653 --> 01:01:33,035
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, he looks at you like,
what? That's why I'm here.

816
01:01:33,275 --> 01:01:39,116
SPEAKER_01: Okay, turns around. Okay, so

817
01:01:39,516 --> 01:01:42,817
SPEAKER_01: you're going to go outside and
get people who didn't come in? Which I

818
01:01:42,837 --> 01:01:48,095
SPEAKER_01: think is just a nap. I think
it's Annette and

819
01:01:48,155 --> 01:01:52,346
SPEAKER_01: Colt. Either way, he gets them
both. Yeah, Colt was hanging out.

820
01:01:53,757 --> 01:01:59,698
SPEAKER_03: Me and Sonchi. Hey, he gets
back to the pair and kind of just

821
01:01:59,818 --> 01:02:02,159
SPEAKER_03: looks expectantly. Okay, we're
in.

822
01:02:04,179 --> 01:02:07,840
SPEAKER_01: Okay. You come with me now.
Yep, we'll follow. All right.

823
01:02:10,781 --> 01:02:14,542
SPEAKER_01: It's a drug bin. It's unsafe.
Be ready.

824
01:02:16,799 --> 01:02:19,062
SPEAKER_01: I'm immune to most drugs, but
I'll

825
01:02:19,102 --> 01:02:20,004
SPEAKER_02: keep my eye out.

826
01:02:20,825 --> 01:02:26,212
SPEAKER_03: I was mostly talking to
Caspian. I have remembered your

827
01:02:27,133 --> 01:02:31,059
SPEAKER_03: good work that you've done in
our previous service.

828
01:02:32,901 --> 01:02:34,243
SPEAKER_01: I trust you, do not worry.

829
01:02:38,629 --> 01:02:42,551
SPEAKER_02: Okay, yeah, I am not immune to
most drugs, but I will keep my eye out.

830
01:02:42,571 --> 01:02:46,113
SPEAKER_03: I'm also more afraid of you
getting stabbed rather than drugged, though

831
01:02:46,173 --> 01:02:51,455
SPEAKER_03: you might get drugged or
stabbed or shot. Gee, thanks. This is

832
01:02:51,935 --> 01:02:57,138
SPEAKER_03: instilling a lot of problems.
Don't worry. Big slap on the shoulder.

833
01:02:57,158 --> 01:03:01,680
SPEAKER_03: Don't worry. Between, I think,
between the two of us, close to a

834
01:03:01,760 --> 01:03:04,401
SPEAKER_03: thousand pounds of fucking
fury.

835
01:03:04,882 --> 01:03:07,483
SPEAKER_01: So, we're good. Or you're
good.

836
01:03:12,633 --> 01:03:17,854
SPEAKER_02: As you lead the way inside, he
mouths to Sochi behind your back. Help

837
01:03:17,914 --> 01:03:18,414
SPEAKER_02: me.

838
01:03:20,454 --> 01:03:25,836
SPEAKER_01: Don't let him take me. I wave
with my fingers.

839
01:03:25,856 --> 01:03:31,557
SPEAKER_00: So, as

840
01:03:31,637 --> 01:03:35,518
SPEAKER_00: everyone else notices and they
go in, multiple people are taking these

841
01:03:37,070 --> 01:03:42,754
SPEAKER_00: Inhaled kind of packets that
they suck in, and as they suck in, they

842
01:03:42,794 --> 01:03:47,056
SPEAKER_00: kind of fall back almost as an
opium den kind of response. You

843
01:03:47,076 --> 01:03:52,680
SPEAKER_00: occasionally see a leg twitch
or a person's eyes bolt up and they look

844
01:03:52,700 --> 01:03:54,921
SPEAKER_00: around, and then they lay back
down.

845
01:03:58,463 --> 01:04:00,905
SPEAKER_03: Union has to absentmindedly
push someone away

846
01:04:00,925 --> 01:04:04,107
SPEAKER_01: who's reaching at him. He's
just like, eh, dumb, shoo.

847
01:04:10,409 --> 01:04:14,351
SPEAKER_00: So he takes you to the back
and you see

848
01:04:16,416 --> 01:04:21,602
SPEAKER_00: a can of gases all on these
piped areas and they're basically the

849
01:04:22,382 --> 01:04:24,245
SPEAKER_00: hand pressed to fill up the
individual

850
01:04:26,667 --> 01:04:27,188
SPEAKER_01: drug packs.

851
01:04:32,872 --> 01:04:33,372
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

852
01:04:36,334 --> 01:04:37,364
SPEAKER_02: Is your guy here?

853
01:04:38,715 --> 01:04:42,797
SPEAKER_03: Yes. He will be scanning the
room once again for Lucen.

854
01:04:44,999 --> 01:04:48,120
SPEAKER_03: Hopefully at this point it is
of no difficulty to find him. He does so

855
01:04:48,260 --> 01:04:50,221
SPEAKER_03: and brings you to it.

856
01:04:50,281 --> 01:04:53,123
SPEAKER_00: And by the way, here's the
picture of the drug packs. They're like the

857
01:04:53,183 --> 01:04:54,164
SPEAKER_00: ones from Minority Report.

858
01:04:55,544 --> 01:04:57,843
SPEAKER_01: Good God. Okay.

859
01:05:02,008 --> 01:05:06,356
SPEAKER_01: He's like Yeah, he's still
searching pockets.

860
01:05:08,376 --> 01:05:11,437
SPEAKER_00: No, no, he's taking you to the
back area where they're packing the drugs

861
01:05:11,457 --> 01:05:12,037
SPEAKER_00: because you wanted

862
01:05:12,057 --> 01:05:15,258
SPEAKER_01: a private area. Okay, cool.
Uh...

863
01:05:18,019 --> 01:05:19,920
SPEAKER_01: All right, uh, Lucid, this

864
01:05:20,320 --> 01:05:24,965
SPEAKER_03: is, um... A friend of mine who
is trying to make a new friend himself.

865
01:05:25,746 --> 01:05:30,247
SPEAKER_03: And as such, we are in need of
a man who knows people, which you have

866
01:05:30,367 --> 01:05:33,589
SPEAKER_03: already declared this night,
and every night that I have known you is

867
01:05:33,609 --> 01:05:39,011
SPEAKER_03: what you are. So, I will turn
it over to my good friend here,

868
01:05:40,111 --> 01:05:44,213
SPEAKER_01: and we may have a very
beneficial... So you vouch for him?

869
01:05:46,034 --> 01:05:51,870
SPEAKER_01: Hmm? So you vouch for him? I
do. Okay. What do you got to

870
01:05:51,910 --> 01:05:52,410
SPEAKER_01: say?

871
01:05:55,751 --> 01:06:00,412
SPEAKER_02: I have information that I need
to get to a

872
01:06:01,572 --> 01:06:05,553
SPEAKER_02: Solta inspector investigator
through an intermediary.

873
01:06:06,893 --> 01:06:11,474
SPEAKER_01: If I can't know who I am, I
just need to receive this

874
01:06:13,034 --> 01:06:18,995
SPEAKER_01: tip. Is the information
allowed to be known by

875
01:06:19,035 --> 01:06:19,555
SPEAKER_01: the Courier?

876
01:06:26,168 --> 01:06:30,830
SPEAKER_03: I narrow my eyes at that, and
I just kind of raise my eyebrows at Cass.

877
01:06:31,050 --> 01:06:35,373
SPEAKER_02: It'd be safer if he didn't.
Yeah, it'd be safer for the courier than if

878
01:06:35,433 --> 01:06:38,895
SPEAKER_02: he didn't. Exactly. It could
be dangerous knowledge.

879
01:06:40,296 --> 01:06:43,177
SPEAKER_00: Right, but many couriers don't
want to be also delivering their own

880
01:06:43,197 --> 01:06:48,289
SPEAKER_00: death sentences. Oh, no.

881
01:06:49,561 --> 01:06:50,061
SPEAKER_00: Sure.

882
01:06:49,781 --> 01:06:55,158
SPEAKER_02: I was just to... He can
deliver

883
01:06:57,180 --> 01:07:01,242
SPEAKER_02: it and leave, but the courier
can know it. But the courier cannot be

884
01:07:01,282 --> 01:07:03,724
SPEAKER_02: attached in any way to

885
01:07:07,867 --> 01:07:12,249
SPEAKER_02: the Hall of Government or
several organizations. So I'd prefer if the

886
01:07:12,289 --> 01:07:14,631
SPEAKER_02: courier was an unattached
party.

887
01:07:14,651 --> 01:07:17,953
SPEAKER_01: He's going to be connected to
this one. Okay, okay.

888
01:07:18,713 --> 01:07:22,936
SPEAKER_00: Is it a digital piece of
information or is it a packet you have?

889
01:07:24,497 --> 01:07:30,322
SPEAKER_02: I have digital information as
well as physical evidence that we can be

890
01:07:30,362 --> 01:07:36,046
SPEAKER_02: relayed through a dead drop,
but we need to

891
01:07:36,106 --> 01:07:37,007
SPEAKER_02: coordinate the dead drop.

892
01:07:38,588 --> 01:07:44,532
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So you want him to get
this information that may or may not be

893
01:07:45,273 --> 01:07:49,444
SPEAKER_00: faked or processed to lure him
to a dead drop Where you will then

894
01:07:50,485 --> 01:07:53,507
SPEAKER_00: convince he's going to
provide, he's going to get this information and

895
01:07:53,527 --> 01:07:55,548
SPEAKER_00: you guys are going to then
jump him or kill him or something?

896
01:07:56,469 --> 01:07:58,790
SPEAKER_02: No, no. No, we want him to
have the information. Yeah, we just want him

897
01:07:58,810 --> 01:08:04,154
SPEAKER_02: to have the stuff. We want to
make sure that he receives the information

898
01:08:04,214 --> 01:08:07,015
SPEAKER_02: as well as the physical item.

899
01:08:08,376 --> 01:08:13,079
SPEAKER_00: Okay, so you want me to have
my intermediary give him the item?

900
01:08:16,703 --> 01:08:21,426
SPEAKER_02: As long as your intermediary
is, you know, not connected elsewhere,

901
01:08:22,706 --> 01:08:25,048
SPEAKER_02: then yeah, we can arrange
that.

902
01:08:26,008 --> 01:08:30,070
SPEAKER_01: Okay. And you know the name of
the SolSec operative you want me to do

903
01:08:30,110 --> 01:08:30,610
SPEAKER_01: this to?

904
01:08:36,054 --> 01:08:40,496
SPEAKER_01: Yes. Yeah, sorry. Siri
activated when I was trying to answer you. Yes, I

905
01:08:40,536 --> 01:08:46,312
SPEAKER_01: know the name. Okay. And

906
01:08:46,693 --> 01:08:50,296
SPEAKER_01: do you want to pay or do you
want to cash in your favor? As he

907
01:08:52,618 --> 01:08:53,418
SPEAKER_01: looks towards Damien.

908
01:09:00,424 --> 01:09:04,087
SPEAKER_01: Let's cash in our favor. Okay.

909
01:09:06,809 --> 01:09:09,191
SPEAKER_01: Not a problem. How soon are
you undone?

910
01:09:12,294 --> 01:09:17,866
SPEAKER_01: Today. The sooner is better.
Okay. And I presume you also want him to

911
01:09:18,526 --> 01:09:22,168
SPEAKER_01: get the information in a
non-public area? Yes.

912
01:09:23,968 --> 01:09:24,468
Okay.

913
01:09:26,309 --> 01:09:27,510
SPEAKER_01: Included area.

914
01:09:32,552 --> 01:09:37,134
SPEAKER_00: If you're willing to have it
be later tonight, I could have someone

915
01:09:37,174 --> 01:09:43,016
SPEAKER_00: break into his house and leave
it on his kitchen table. If

916
01:09:43,676 --> 01:09:48,671
SPEAKER_00: you want it sooner than that,
I know a friend who's into drones who

917
01:09:48,731 --> 01:09:50,953
SPEAKER_00: could deliver it to

918
01:09:51,013 --> 01:09:55,457
SPEAKER_01: his car. I like Plan A.

919
01:09:57,058 --> 01:10:01,682
SPEAKER_01: Which one would draw the least
amount of attention, do you think? Well,

920
01:10:04,144 --> 01:10:08,427
SPEAKER_00: I think in his own home
creates a sense of urgency versus it slipped

921
01:10:08,467 --> 01:10:09,088
SPEAKER_00: into his car.

922
01:10:10,469 --> 01:10:11,630
SPEAKER_03: B&E sounds nice.

923
01:10:11,870 --> 01:10:15,633
SPEAKER_01: Yes, I don't know about you
guys, but I like Plan A too.

924
01:10:19,769 --> 01:10:22,291
SPEAKER_01: Well, when you guys have a
consensus.

925
01:10:23,332 --> 01:10:24,572
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, I mean, sounds like
we're

926
01:10:24,592 --> 01:10:26,834
SPEAKER_01: agreed. Yeah, leave it in

927
01:10:26,874 --> 01:10:29,816
SPEAKER_03: his house. Put that shit right
on his bed pillow if you want.

928
01:10:30,737 --> 01:10:36,541
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Yeah. Okay. He pulls out
a kind

929
01:10:36,601 --> 01:10:42,085
SPEAKER_00: of sci-fi-looking Ziploc bag,
and he kind of opens it up and is like,

930
01:10:42,185 --> 01:10:43,265
SPEAKER_00: dump whatever you want him to
get in there.

931
01:10:46,328 --> 01:10:51,703
SPEAKER_01: Looks to... I hand over the
package.

932
01:10:51,743 --> 01:10:57,264
SPEAKER_02: It's got the tube, the data
file, and what we've gathered.

933
01:10:59,705 --> 01:11:04,906
SPEAKER_00: By the way, who had Mercer's
original pad?

934
01:11:06,386 --> 01:11:09,472
SPEAKER_01: I do. I was going to give it
to the dolphin.

935
01:11:12,987 --> 01:11:18,798
SPEAKER_00: As everything's being put into
the bag, it puffs up and... Gets

936
01:11:18,838 --> 01:11:22,319
SPEAKER_00: filled with a chemical, and
then it expels the chemical, and he's like,

937
01:11:22,479 --> 01:11:25,300
SPEAKER_00: it clears out any DNA residue
that might have been on any of you.

938
01:11:27,300 --> 01:11:32,061
SPEAKER_02: I'm here for that. I
appreciate that level of discrepancy.

939
01:11:32,841 --> 01:11:37,703
SPEAKER_01: Sounds awesome. Discretion,
that level of discretion. All of a sudden,

940
01:11:37,723 --> 01:11:42,450
SPEAKER_01: the lie starts buzzing. Okay.
Who?

941
01:11:44,964 --> 01:11:47,925
SPEAKER_01: It's the pad. Yeah. Mm-hmm.

942
01:11:49,018 --> 01:11:54,922
SPEAKER_00: I look at the pad. It says,
find my

943
01:11:54,962 --> 01:12:00,667
SPEAKER_00: data pad has been activated.
Oh, we need to be somewhere else.

944
01:12:01,487 --> 01:12:06,791
SPEAKER_00: Cool. I look at him. This
needs to be somewhere else, too. You don't

945
01:12:06,831 --> 01:12:08,973
SPEAKER_00: want to be around it. We don't
want to be around it.

946
01:12:09,553 --> 01:12:10,434
SPEAKER_03: Wait, what's going on?

947
01:12:11,715 --> 01:12:15,697
SPEAKER_00: Now. No, no, no. Do you have a
Faraday cage easily accessible? Yeah.

948
01:12:16,298 --> 01:12:20,797
SPEAKER_00: Yeah. Yeah, he pulls out
another plastic bag. Put this in there.

949
01:12:22,538 --> 01:12:27,662
SPEAKER_00: He puts it in there and it
does this little seal thing and you see the

950
01:12:27,942 --> 01:12:30,244
SPEAKER_00: signal on it basically fade to
zero.

951
01:12:32,286 --> 01:12:33,320
SPEAKER_03: We should all be somewhere
else.

952
01:12:35,128 --> 01:12:35,628
SPEAKER_01: What was that?

953
01:12:38,090 --> 01:12:40,572
SPEAKER_03: Later. Right now we all need
to be somewhere else.

954
01:12:41,613 --> 01:12:44,275
SPEAKER_01: Do you want this bag? Yes.

955
01:12:44,575 --> 01:12:49,055
SPEAKER_00: Oh yes, please. Okay, so he
gives you guys the bag with the pad in it.

956
01:12:51,197 --> 01:12:51,697
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

957
01:12:52,438 --> 01:12:58,323
SPEAKER_00: And you guys are making a run.
Yes. Now, you have two choices on how to

958
01:12:58,363 --> 01:13:04,148
SPEAKER_00: do this. One is you could have
one person do a streetwise and all of you

959
01:13:04,208 --> 01:13:05,469
SPEAKER_00: are going to follow what they
say.

960
01:13:07,591 --> 01:13:10,613
SPEAKER_03: Okay. The other method...

961
01:13:11,705 --> 01:13:16,347
SPEAKER_00: Is someone could do a vehicle
kind of drive roll.

962
01:13:18,688 --> 01:13:23,469
SPEAKER_00: By the way, Sashi, you get to
just like, because you just run up a

963
01:13:23,489 --> 01:13:29,211
SPEAKER_00: building. Yeah. So you do see
the police are coming,

964
01:13:29,972 --> 01:13:34,713
SPEAKER_00: but you're like, they can't
really catch me. Yeah, I care about my

965
01:13:34,753 --> 01:13:38,194
SPEAKER_00: friends more than I care about
whether or not I get caught. I want to,

966
01:13:39,035 --> 01:13:42,746
SPEAKER_00: we're a Scooby gang. Okay, for
your Scooby gang, someone should roll

967
01:13:42,846 --> 01:13:48,270
SPEAKER_00: then a Streetwise, and if that
Streetwise is at least two successes, you

968
01:13:48,330 --> 01:13:53,334
SPEAKER_00: guys evade the police. At one
success, they are following you, but they

969
01:13:53,354 --> 01:13:55,776
SPEAKER_00: have not caught you. At zero
successes, you are caught.

970
01:13:56,676 --> 01:13:57,176
SPEAKER_01: Shit.

971
01:13:58,598 --> 01:14:04,442
SPEAKER_00: Okay. I do not have vehicles
or Streetwise. I am not that type of smart.

972
01:14:04,722 --> 01:14:08,905
SPEAKER_00: That is two successes on
Streetwise. Okay. Okay.

973
01:14:11,698 --> 01:14:16,699
SPEAKER_00: Like I said, we need to leave
now. We're going this way. Stop asking

974
01:14:16,719 --> 01:14:21,901
SPEAKER_00: questions. You get on the
trike, you know exactly the way to drive off

975
01:14:22,001 --> 01:14:26,123
SPEAKER_00: of the freeway entrance where
the police would be coming. As you guys

976
01:14:26,183 --> 01:14:31,264
SPEAKER_00: make two turns, you hear the
police pull up to the drug den and you are

977
01:14:31,324 --> 01:14:31,824
SPEAKER_00: long away.

978
01:14:32,945 --> 01:14:38,026
SPEAKER_03: Kiernan is surprised at how
easily it is for him to fall into. Go this

979
01:14:38,087 --> 01:14:39,427
SPEAKER_03: way, go that way, go, go, go.

980
01:14:42,384 --> 01:14:47,706
SPEAKER_00: So, we are now at the Transar
Sector Exchange with Dan, Victor,

981
01:14:48,186 --> 01:14:54,009
SPEAKER_00: and Emma. Yes. As you guys
come up to

982
01:14:55,309 --> 01:14:59,111
SPEAKER_00: the street area, very similar,
kind of like going into the Mexican

983
01:15:00,111 --> 01:15:04,333
SPEAKER_00: border, they have those metal
gates that you have to kind of push your

984
01:15:04,373 --> 01:15:10,255
SPEAKER_00: way through. And there is a
woman standing

985
01:15:10,315 --> 01:15:12,076
SPEAKER_00: at the booth as you guys are
walking by.

986
01:15:14,852 --> 01:15:19,755
SPEAKER_02: I didn't realize if there
would be an actual checkpoint. I don't know

987
01:15:19,775 --> 01:15:23,037
SPEAKER_02: what I thought. They weren't
going to wave us through, but yeah.

988
01:15:23,318 --> 01:15:26,099
SPEAKER_00: Well, but you're not seeing
security cameras.

989
01:15:27,520 --> 01:15:30,162
SPEAKER_03: Can someone explain to me what
we're doing here, just so I can

990
01:15:30,182 --> 01:15:30,942
SPEAKER_03: understand this?

991
01:15:33,404 --> 01:15:37,146
SPEAKER_02: We're trying to secure,
essentially, housing because this is an

992
01:15:37,266 --> 01:15:40,869
SPEAKER_02: independent situation that the
rest of the government can't touch

993
01:15:40,929 --> 01:15:41,489
SPEAKER_02: inside.

994
01:15:42,267 --> 01:15:47,088
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, this is like
international waters, but on a planetary scale. And

995
01:15:47,188 --> 01:15:50,009
SPEAKER_03: so, there's no law that has
jurisdiction.

996
01:15:51,570 --> 01:15:57,471
SPEAKER_01: Well, there's law. Well, it's
their law, not Jordanian law. Yeah, it's

997
01:15:57,551 --> 01:16:03,433
SPEAKER_01: extraterritorial. You're

998
01:16:03,473 --> 01:16:06,013
SPEAKER_01: under corporate law here.
Okay, thanks.

999
01:16:07,274 --> 01:16:09,094
SPEAKER_02: Okay. All right, well, I'll
approach.

1000
01:16:11,295 --> 01:16:17,263
SPEAKER_00: It, uh, The person has a
little badge. It says, Reena Kessler. And

1001
01:16:17,303 --> 01:16:23,285
SPEAKER_00: it says, hello, what is your
business inside the

1002
01:16:23,305 --> 01:16:24,525
SPEAKER_00: Transar sector exchange?

1003
01:16:26,626 --> 01:16:28,866
SPEAKER_01: I'm looking to explore a
business opportunity.

1004
01:16:30,867 --> 01:16:35,648
SPEAKER_00: Oh, are you looking at coming
to one of our famous shops or are you

1005
01:16:35,688 --> 01:16:36,768
SPEAKER_00: looking to gain a job?

1006
01:16:38,992 --> 01:16:42,235
SPEAKER_02: Probably gain a job, although
I would like to do some shopping now that

1007
01:16:42,275 --> 01:16:43,035
SPEAKER_02: you've mentioned it.

1008
01:16:44,837 --> 01:16:45,337
SPEAKER_01: Wonderful.

1009
01:16:47,760 --> 01:16:50,522
SPEAKER_00: I imagine you are a Soleimani
citizen.

1010
01:16:51,463 --> 01:16:56,893
SPEAKER_01: Yes, of course. She looks even
like a gasp that she would not be.

1011
01:16:58,469 --> 01:17:04,294
SPEAKER_01: Put out your hand. I just told
you I'm a citizen.

1012
01:17:05,235 --> 01:17:09,915
SPEAKER_01: Absolutely. Then what's the
problem?

1013
01:17:11,196 --> 01:17:12,236
SPEAKER_01: Just please put out your hand.

1014
01:17:14,177 --> 01:17:17,398
SPEAKER_02: I just told you I'm a citizen.
I don't understand why I have to have

1015
01:17:17,438 --> 01:17:19,819
SPEAKER_02: that confirmed I just told
you.

1016
01:17:20,639 --> 01:17:24,361
SPEAKER_00: This isn't a confirmation. I
absolutely believe you're a citizen.

1017
01:17:27,102 --> 01:17:28,563
SPEAKER_01: Well, then what is this that
you're doing?

1018
01:17:29,883 --> 01:17:32,084
SPEAKER_00: I'm giving you your pass
stamp.

1019
01:17:33,905 --> 01:17:36,506
SPEAKER_02: Okay, then I look chagrined.
I'm like, I'm so sorry. I thought you were

1020
01:17:36,546 --> 01:17:40,664
SPEAKER_02: challenging my... And I'm very
sensitive to that. That's on me. I

1021
01:17:40,704 --> 01:17:41,344
SPEAKER_02: apologize.

1022
01:17:42,225 --> 01:17:46,828
SPEAKER_00: No, no. Basically, you have a
three-day pass to come in and look for

1023
01:17:46,888 --> 01:17:52,812
SPEAKER_00: work, file your resumes, be
able to kind of see where you might be able

1024
01:17:52,852 --> 01:17:57,835
SPEAKER_00: to help the Transar greater
corporate organization. And in three days,

1025
01:17:57,895 --> 01:18:02,899
SPEAKER_00: the stamp will fade. And you
can leave if you have that, or you will

1026
01:18:02,939 --> 01:18:05,000
SPEAKER_00: have a permanent Transar ID if
you find work here.

1027
01:18:05,995 --> 01:18:09,337
SPEAKER_02: Okay, I appreciate your
patience with me, and I'll put my hand out.

1028
01:18:10,057 --> 01:18:11,458
SPEAKER_00: Not a problem. So she stamps
it.

1029
01:18:12,459 --> 01:18:12,959
SPEAKER_02: Okay.

1030
01:18:13,139 --> 01:18:18,982
SPEAKER_00: I imagine Dan and Victor are
standing right behind you like... Yes.

1031
01:18:19,623 --> 01:18:20,653
SPEAKER_01: Yes, I'm like...

1032
01:18:21,944 --> 01:18:26,146
SPEAKER_02: That's how this is done. All
right. I would lead the way and show them

1033
01:18:26,186 --> 01:18:26,988
SPEAKER_02: how it's done.

1034
01:18:28,127 --> 01:18:32,270
SPEAKER_00: Oh, by the way, and Varian is
right behind you guys too, because he's

1035
01:18:32,310 --> 01:18:32,810
SPEAKER_00: now arrived.

1036
01:18:33,670 --> 01:18:34,491
SPEAKER_01: That's true, yes.

1037
01:18:39,909 --> 01:18:44,770
SPEAKER_02: Assuming then Emma is in fact
let through and passes, Victor will step

1038
01:18:44,810 --> 01:18:48,191
SPEAKER_02: up a moment later and present
himself as well.

1039
01:18:51,392 --> 01:18:55,733
SPEAKER_00: Are you here for purchasing or
are you here to try to find a job?

1040
01:18:56,634 --> 01:18:58,254
SPEAKER_02: I'm here to try to find a job.

1041
01:18:59,554 --> 01:19:04,236
SPEAKER_00: Absolutely. And you are a
Soleimani citizen? I am indeed. Wonderful.

1042
01:19:04,256 --> 01:19:10,071
SPEAKER_00: Please put out your hand. I
put out my left hand, and she does the

1043
01:19:10,091 --> 01:19:14,874
SPEAKER_00: stamp. By the way, it's like a
holographic ink, and it has a little

1044
01:19:14,974 --> 01:19:15,995
SPEAKER_00: TransStar logo.

1045
01:19:18,956 --> 01:19:23,799
SPEAKER_02: Now, I apologize. I have not
tried to apply for work in TransStar

1046
01:19:23,939 --> 01:19:29,683
SPEAKER_02: section before. Is there a
series of computer terminals, or should I

1047
01:19:29,703 --> 01:19:34,606
SPEAKER_02: talk to recruiters? Perhaps
you are not the right person. I'm just

1048
01:19:34,786 --> 01:19:35,286
SPEAKER_02: curious.

1049
01:19:36,388 --> 01:19:39,750
SPEAKER_00: Well, it kind of depends on
your experience. If you're an ex-Navy

1050
01:19:39,790 --> 01:19:44,313
SPEAKER_00: person, there are certain
aspects that you could go through the flying

1051
01:19:44,353 --> 01:19:49,076
SPEAKER_00: simulators and you could get a
job being part of the shipping crews. If

1052
01:19:49,236 --> 01:19:52,558
SPEAKER_00: you're more of a broker,
there's a particular kind of financial area.

1053
01:19:52,718 --> 01:19:55,920
SPEAKER_00: And then we also have a
different area for those who feel they have a

1054
01:19:57,020 --> 01:20:00,463
SPEAKER_00: great expertise with the
administration paperwork or executive

1055
01:20:00,503 --> 01:20:04,965
SPEAKER_00: functions. And for those who
have no skills such as that, there's always

1056
01:20:05,025 --> 01:20:07,890
SPEAKER_00: a need for... Loader drivers.
Uh-huh.

1057
01:20:09,393 --> 01:20:14,056
SPEAKER_02: Well, I have some experience
with astro-navigation calculation, so

1058
01:20:14,476 --> 01:20:18,438
SPEAKER_02: excellent. That was my hope
that there would be a job here. Thank you

1059
01:20:18,478 --> 01:20:19,338
SPEAKER_02: very much for the information.

1060
01:20:20,219 --> 01:20:25,982
SPEAKER_00: Absolutely. Okay, and then...
And Victor will continue past? Would I be

1061
01:20:26,022 --> 01:20:28,943
SPEAKER_00: next, or is someone else next?
It'd be Dan, and then you're last.

1062
01:20:29,503 --> 01:20:30,003
SPEAKER_02: Okay.

1063
01:20:31,865 --> 01:20:37,636
SPEAKER_03: Um, I am interested in a job,
but, uh, What's this about buying? Perhaps

1064
01:20:37,716 --> 01:20:38,957
SPEAKER_03: I might be interested in that
also.

1065
01:20:40,358 --> 01:20:45,161
SPEAKER_00: Well, there's a lot of aspect
as Transar is the primary corporation of

1066
01:20:45,221 --> 01:20:49,445
SPEAKER_00: this sector of space. We are
able to sell particular goods at a

1067
01:20:49,485 --> 01:20:55,089
SPEAKER_00: different tax level aspect of
those who are outside of the Transar

1068
01:20:55,189 --> 01:20:55,709
SPEAKER_00: family.

1069
01:20:58,671 --> 01:21:00,713
SPEAKER_01: How could I become part of the
Transar family?

1070
01:21:02,157 --> 01:21:05,800
SPEAKER_00: If you have a TransStar job,
you are definitely given an employee

1071
01:21:05,820 --> 01:21:10,305
SPEAKER_00: discount. Your employee
discount is based on your rank inside TransStar.

1072
01:21:11,025 --> 01:21:16,597
SPEAKER_00: As a new level employee, A.
Grunt. You're allowed to get 5% off of our

1073
01:21:16,637 --> 01:21:21,600
SPEAKER_00: particular goods. But every
year of experience, you're able to get 0.5%

1074
01:21:21,640 --> 01:21:26,683
SPEAKER_00: more off of all of your goods.
Now, some particular people who pass the

1075
01:21:26,763 --> 01:21:32,106
SPEAKER_00: executive training course are
able to possibly get a 25% discount even

1076
01:21:32,206 --> 01:21:34,928
SPEAKER_00: off of goods right away as a
signing bonus.

1077
01:21:36,209 --> 01:21:41,332
SPEAKER_03: Oh, how can I take this test?
I... This sounds very interesting to me.

1078
01:21:42,774 --> 01:21:48,156
SPEAKER_00: Absolutely. She's like, in
those tall corporate offices right there, you

1079
01:21:48,216 --> 01:21:52,357
SPEAKER_00: can take tests to be in the
junior executive program.

1080
01:21:54,178 --> 01:21:55,259
SPEAKER_01: Be a junior executive.

1081
01:21:58,300 --> 01:22:03,742
SPEAKER_00: Yes. It is important to
understand, though, that people who do become

1082
01:22:03,802 --> 01:22:09,624
SPEAKER_00: employees of TransStar do lose
their citizenship inside the planet

1083
01:22:09,724 --> 01:22:14,725
SPEAKER_00: of Jardin. And are merely
corporate employees at that time.

1084
01:22:16,105 --> 01:22:18,746
SPEAKER_03: Does that mean that you would
no longer be able to leave the sector?

1085
01:22:20,306 --> 01:22:23,487
SPEAKER_00: Well, you would be able to
leave the sector on corporate business and

1086
01:22:23,527 --> 01:22:29,109
SPEAKER_00: you'd be able to leave the
planet. But you'll get all that in

1087
01:22:29,209 --> 01:22:33,574
SPEAKER_00: orientation. That sounds
excellent. There also is a period of time where

1088
01:22:33,594 --> 01:22:38,097
SPEAKER_00: you're allowed to go back and
forth while you're under evaluation. So

1089
01:22:38,117 --> 01:22:41,579
SPEAKER_00: you're able to say goodbye to
your family and possibly tell them of the

1090
01:22:41,779 --> 01:22:44,901
SPEAKER_00: wonderful experiences of being
a TransStar employee.

1091
01:22:47,163 --> 01:22:49,725
SPEAKER_01: I always consider myself a
company man. Thank you.

1092
01:22:53,147 --> 01:22:57,890
SPEAKER_00: Okay. And she gives you the
stamp. Okay. And then... Can I determine

1093
01:22:57,910 --> 01:22:58,511
SPEAKER_00: whether this

1094
01:22:58,851 --> 01:23:00,372
SPEAKER_03: stamp is actually taking our
DNA or

1095
01:23:00,392 --> 01:23:04,662
SPEAKER_00: not? It definitely doesn't
look like it's taking her DNA. She is

1096
01:23:04,942 --> 01:23:10,387
SPEAKER_00: stamping you with a rubber
stamp. Whether the stamp is some type of

1097
01:23:10,447 --> 01:23:14,391
SPEAKER_00: drug, you would need to have a
chemical lab or something, but it doesn't

1098
01:23:14,451 --> 01:23:17,333
SPEAKER_00: seem like her stamp has any
way to read something.

1099
01:23:18,534 --> 01:23:24,439
SPEAKER_01: Fair enough. So then we walk
in? Well,

1100
01:23:24,539 --> 01:23:27,762
SPEAKER_01: we have one more person. Alan.
I'm sorry.

1101
01:23:31,521 --> 01:23:33,682
SPEAKER_01: You are currently on mute,
Alan. I am back.

1102
01:23:33,843 --> 01:23:38,506
SPEAKER_00: Sorry. So, you would like to
come to the TransStar.

1103
01:23:38,586 --> 01:23:41,593
SPEAKER_01: Is this for employment, or are
you looking to make a purchase?

1104
01:23:46,971 --> 01:23:52,595
SPEAKER_01: I heard about the test. You
feel that you would be

1105
01:23:52,755 --> 01:23:55,297
SPEAKER_01: executive material? What was
that?

1106
01:24:00,020 --> 01:24:02,821
SPEAKER_00: Well, she looks at you and
she, because the test was about the executive

1107
01:24:02,861 --> 01:24:07,123
SPEAKER_00: position. You feel that you
would be executive.

1108
01:24:08,204 --> 01:24:14,127
SPEAKER_01: Retired Navy captain. I am a
war hero. I am a very good

1109
01:24:14,207 --> 01:24:17,588
SPEAKER_01: pilot. Yes, there are many
jobs for

1110
01:24:17,688 --> 01:24:22,350
SPEAKER_00: people in shipping goods. So
absolutely, there might be work for you

1111
01:24:22,410 --> 01:24:26,052
SPEAKER_00: here. So she says, please give
me your hand.

1112
01:24:26,292 --> 01:24:32,222
SPEAKER_01: And she's going to stamp your
hand. Yeah. Okay,

1113
01:24:32,302 --> 01:24:35,147
SPEAKER_01: I give my hand. Okay, so she
stamps it.

1114
01:24:36,589 --> 01:24:40,976
SPEAKER_00: Is there a test? Well, you'll
find a test in the department that you're

1115
01:24:40,996 --> 01:24:44,602
SPEAKER_00: looking to join. Tell me about
my department.

1116
01:24:47,668 --> 01:24:52,950
SPEAKER_00: I'm not that particular
person. If you just walk down the line, if you

1117
01:24:52,990 --> 01:24:55,891
SPEAKER_00: go towards the ships, you
would probably find someone to help you with a

1118
01:24:55,931 --> 01:25:00,253
SPEAKER_00: ship test. If you go to the
corporate offices, you'd find people who are

1119
01:25:00,753 --> 01:25:06,635
SPEAKER_00: much more bureaucratic. If you
want to go

1120
01:25:06,715 --> 01:25:10,456
SPEAKER_00: over to the loading docks,
they also would test people who are skilled

1121
01:25:10,736 --> 01:25:12,116
SPEAKER_00: at the loading mechs.

1122
01:25:14,837 --> 01:25:19,452
SPEAKER_01: I understand. Thank you. Have
a wonderful TransStar Day!

1123
01:25:22,439 --> 01:25:22,974
SPEAKER_03: I will.

1124
01:25:23,655 --> 01:25:28,198
SPEAKER_00: I hope you have wonderful
TransStar Day.

1125
01:25:30,159 --> 01:25:34,822
SPEAKER_00: Okay, so all of you are inside
TransStar. Now, as you guys are walking

1126
01:25:34,882 --> 01:25:40,686
SPEAKER_00: around, there are police
forces here that are dressed differently than

1127
01:25:40,746 --> 01:25:46,670
SPEAKER_00: the Jordanian police forces.
Their uniform is...

1128
01:25:47,526 --> 01:25:52,310
SPEAKER_00: The Peacekeepers. The
Peacekeepers. The Peacekeepers. The Peacekeepers.

1129
01:25:52,350 --> 01:25:53,570
SPEAKER_00: The Peacekeepers.

1130
01:26:16,892 --> 01:26:19,654
SPEAKER_01: I was wondering if that's
where you were going, because...

1131
01:26:27,039 --> 01:26:30,575
SPEAKER_01: Okay. Did you stop it?

1132
01:26:31,423 --> 01:26:34,125
SPEAKER_03: You said you wonder if it was
going there, and then, like, did you say

1133
01:26:34,145 --> 01:26:35,866
SPEAKER_03: more, or did you stop talking?

1134
01:26:35,906 --> 01:26:36,727
SPEAKER_02: I stopped talking.

1135
01:26:37,387 --> 01:26:37,887
SPEAKER_03: Okay.

1136
01:26:40,069 --> 01:26:43,644
SPEAKER_02: But now I'm going to say,
like, Since we're all in, I'd kind of like

1137
01:26:43,704 --> 01:26:47,285
SPEAKER_02: pull us over to the side
together if possible to kind of have a

1138
01:26:47,365 --> 01:26:53,147
SPEAKER_02: conference. Unless someone is
just dashing over to the corporate office

1139
01:26:53,187 --> 01:26:54,627
SPEAKER_02: to try to get a job suddenly.

1140
01:26:54,647 --> 01:26:57,388
SPEAKER_01: I hear a little salt there.

1141
01:26:58,769 --> 01:27:04,291
SPEAKER_02: No, I...

1142
01:27:04,911 --> 01:27:08,372
SPEAKER_02: Victor steps over with you
easy enough. I mean, we got through hurdle

1143
01:27:08,492 --> 01:27:12,708
SPEAKER_02: one. It seems reasonable to...
Group up real quick and plan part two?

1144
01:27:13,408 --> 01:27:14,909
SPEAKER_02: Yes. So, did you hear this?

1145
01:27:14,929 --> 01:27:15,990
SPEAKER_01: We can get off planet, guys.

1146
01:27:16,790 --> 01:27:22,053
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I heard that too. Like,
that's the thing that I'm wondering if

1147
01:27:22,153 --> 01:27:27,276
SPEAKER_02: that's, if it's really that
simple. Because we can always clear our name

1148
01:27:27,316 --> 01:27:32,198
SPEAKER_02: by coming back, but, like,
we're going to lose these masks in a matter

1149
01:27:32,218 --> 01:27:36,540
SPEAKER_02: of hours and none of us seem
to really want to join a mobster. So maybe

1150
01:27:36,580 --> 01:27:37,541
SPEAKER_02: going off planet is,

1151
01:27:38,001 --> 01:27:39,302
SPEAKER_01: at least, buys us time.

1152
01:27:45,098 --> 01:27:49,260
SPEAKER_01: I agree that it certainly buys
us time. It gives us other options.

1153
01:27:56,324 --> 01:27:58,405
SPEAKER_01: Making sure that everyone else
gets here.

1154
01:28:00,066 --> 01:28:03,868
SPEAKER_02: I'll be honest, I don't know
if our robot friend counts as a Soleimani

1155
01:28:03,908 --> 01:28:07,370
SPEAKER_02: citizen or not, though. For
the purposes of all this.

1156
01:28:08,131 --> 01:28:12,333
SPEAKER_01: She might be able to come in
as somebody's property, though. Fair.

1157
01:28:18,303 --> 01:28:22,966
SPEAKER_02: Well, okay, so if we can get
off-planet, I think we still need to figure

1158
01:28:23,006 --> 01:28:26,428
SPEAKER_02: out how much it's going to
cost to get us off-planet, because I have a

1159
01:28:26,488 --> 01:28:31,531
SPEAKER_02: feeling unless we get very
particular jobs, the getting off-planet isn't

1160
01:28:32,271 --> 01:28:34,092
SPEAKER_02: the most likely of outcomes.

1161
01:28:35,182 --> 01:28:40,566
SPEAKER_01: Well, we have a good
navigator. I am pilot.

1162
01:28:41,707 --> 01:28:47,691
SPEAKER_01: We have someone who can direct
mission. I think that we are a

1163
01:28:47,831 --> 01:28:49,632
SPEAKER_01: very capable group, don't you
think?

1164
01:28:53,675 --> 01:28:54,996
SPEAKER_01: Yes.

1165
01:28:56,297 --> 01:29:00,400
SPEAKER_02: Yes, but again, getting all
assigned to the same ship potentially

1166
01:29:00,440 --> 01:29:02,481
SPEAKER_02: becomes a problem. Um...

1167
01:29:03,403 --> 01:29:08,746
SPEAKER_01: Unless someone becomes
executive and makes sure that we are all on the

1168
01:29:08,766 --> 01:29:09,447
SPEAKER_01: same vessel.

1169
01:29:10,868 --> 01:29:16,111
SPEAKER_03: I was thinking that sort of
thing too. With a higher level clearance,

1170
01:29:16,131 --> 01:29:20,574
SPEAKER_03: then you can... One
administrator who is also known as the,

1171
01:29:21,034 --> 01:29:26,477
SPEAKER_01: you know, diplomat. Oh, God.
One who would join us on mission.

1172
01:29:28,438 --> 01:29:29,539
SPEAKER_01: Okay. Um...

1173
01:29:32,257 --> 01:29:36,498
SPEAKER_02: It probably means then that I
would have to go to the shipping yard and

1174
01:29:36,578 --> 01:29:42,020
SPEAKER_02: try my hand there. And then if
I can get an executive

1175
01:29:42,040 --> 01:29:47,602
SPEAKER_02: position, I can choose my own
team. And then voila, it's all of

1176
01:29:48,422 --> 01:29:52,784
SPEAKER_02: us. What is wrong with my
eyeball? Sorry, I got cat hair in my eyeball.

1177
01:29:53,104 --> 01:29:57,446
SPEAKER_03: Are these exams based much on
education? I missed what she said. She

1178
01:29:57,466 --> 01:29:59,826
SPEAKER_03: said, sorry, I got what? And
then I missed the end of it. I'm sorry.

1179
01:29:59,866 --> 01:30:01,827
SPEAKER_02: I said I have cat hair in my
eyeball.

1180
01:30:02,693 --> 01:30:04,655
SPEAKER_03: I forgive you.

1181
01:30:05,355 --> 01:30:11,220
SPEAKER_02: I ask if these tests are more
for intelligence or are they

1182
01:30:11,260 --> 01:30:14,962
SPEAKER_02: more based on education? I
have zero idea.

1183
01:30:14,982 --> 01:30:17,622
SPEAKER_01: Do I have an idea, Patrick?

1184
01:30:21,387 --> 01:30:27,212
SPEAKER_00: I would say people could do an
admin with a bane to

1185
01:30:27,452 --> 01:30:33,337
SPEAKER_00: try to think about information
from Transdar. Okay. I could do that.

1186
01:30:33,557 --> 01:30:34,715
SPEAKER_00: Could I try? Yeah.

1187
01:30:36,658 --> 01:30:39,539
SPEAKER_01: Sure. So then I make roll type
Bane.

1188
01:30:42,579 --> 01:30:47,500
SPEAKER_01: Roll. Okay, you got a one, and
then

1189
01:30:49,101 --> 01:30:49,981
SPEAKER_01: Laura, let's see yours.

1190
01:30:51,661 --> 01:30:54,942
SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to pull my
character sheet up. It's not being very helpful.

1191
01:30:54,962 --> 01:30:59,463
SPEAKER_02: There it is. I'm also going to
have to go rinse my face. Oh, thank you.

1192
01:31:01,772 --> 01:31:06,135
SPEAKER_01: Oh, no, that's Steinbach.
Well, that's Steinbach. Yep. I rolled very

1193
01:31:06,175 --> 01:31:10,578
SPEAKER_01: badly. There we go. Okay.
StarTran?

1194
01:31:14,861 --> 01:31:16,982
SPEAKER_01: I got a minus six. Oh, my God.

1195
01:31:18,943 --> 01:31:22,085
SPEAKER_03: Listen, stick to what you're
good at, okay? I'm great at some things,

1196
01:31:22,405 --> 01:31:24,747
SPEAKER_03: but I'm also terrible at other
things.

1197
01:31:25,347 --> 01:31:30,850
SPEAKER_00: Rolling dice is not one of
those things. Okay.

1198
01:31:31,250 --> 01:31:33,471
SPEAKER_03: I'm good at rolling the basic
things I'm good at, okay?

1199
01:31:33,872 --> 01:31:39,774
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So Varian knows that
there are

1200
01:31:40,334 --> 01:31:44,316
SPEAKER_00: about six different tests
based on what type of department you want to

1201
01:31:44,356 --> 01:31:50,259
SPEAKER_00: get into. Now, if you succeed
at a test, you can

1202
01:31:51,059 --> 01:31:54,821
SPEAKER_00: basically double down where
you're willing to try a harder test to get

1203
01:31:54,861 --> 01:31:59,343
SPEAKER_00: to a higher position. But if
you fail the higher test...

1204
01:32:00,968 --> 01:32:05,450
SPEAKER_00: They don't offer you a job
because they think you're too risky. How

1205
01:32:05,550 --> 01:32:10,071
SPEAKER_00: interesting. Because if you're
like, hey, I'm the best pilot on this

1206
01:32:10,091 --> 01:32:13,112
SPEAKER_00: side of the galaxy. They're
like, okay, well, do your role. You're like,

1207
01:32:13,292 --> 01:32:16,113
SPEAKER_00: I did it. They're like, okay,
you want to double down? And they're like,

1208
01:32:16,133 --> 01:32:18,974
SPEAKER_00: yeah, I did it. And the moment
you actually say you want to double down,

1209
01:32:18,994 --> 01:32:22,155
SPEAKER_00: you failed. Obviously, you
would have been then too risky to transport

1210
01:32:22,195 --> 01:32:22,695
SPEAKER_00: goods.

1211
01:32:24,736 --> 01:32:29,258
SPEAKER_02: Right. So score high your
first time and then don't travel or...

1212
01:32:30,613 --> 01:32:35,755
SPEAKER_00: Or no, you can keep every time
you do it, it is a promotion. But you

1213
01:32:35,795 --> 01:32:37,676
SPEAKER_00: have to understand that you
have to know your own limits.

1214
01:32:39,157 --> 01:32:39,657
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

1215
01:32:40,618 --> 01:32:44,839
SPEAKER_02: Do we know what those criteria
are, like intelligence or...

1216
01:32:46,860 --> 01:32:52,263
SPEAKER_00: The thing is, at a one, that's
the information you get. At Laura's

1217
01:32:52,303 --> 01:32:54,384
SPEAKER_00: level, she knows that there
are different tests for different

1218
01:32:54,404 --> 01:32:59,821
SPEAKER_00: departments and that people
are... Sometimes people test all the way to

1219
01:32:59,861 --> 01:33:01,704
SPEAKER_00: become an executive in one go.

1220
01:33:05,963 --> 01:33:09,445
SPEAKER_01: So maybe you only should.
Write checks on your resume, ignore all

1221
01:33:09,485 --> 01:33:11,306
SPEAKER_01: instructions, move me up to
the next level.

1222
01:33:12,326 --> 01:33:15,787
SPEAKER_03: I got to go

1223
01:33:15,827 --> 01:33:17,148
SPEAKER_02: rinse my eyes.

1224
01:33:17,288 --> 01:33:21,450
SPEAKER_03: The question is who should
take this executive test or should everyone

1225
01:33:21,490 --> 01:33:21,990
SPEAKER_03: try?

1226
01:33:23,887 --> 01:33:26,449
SPEAKER_00: Well, you definitely also get
the vibe of you're only allowed to take

1227
01:33:26,609 --> 01:33:29,431
SPEAKER_00: one test, and if you fail that
test and you still want employment,

1228
01:33:29,871 --> 01:33:30,712
SPEAKER_00: you're a loader.

1229
01:33:35,195 --> 01:33:38,117
SPEAKER_03: So here's my thing. We should
all try and get as high as possible,

1230
01:33:38,137 --> 01:33:42,840
SPEAKER_03: right? Because we can all be
loaders, right? They need loaders to take

1231
01:33:42,880 --> 01:33:47,363
SPEAKER_03: things to other planets,
right? But if we want to be in charge, we got

1232
01:33:47,383 --> 01:33:53,279
SPEAKER_03: to... I'm not saying that I'm
a gambler, but I think this is the

1233
01:33:53,319 --> 01:33:56,702
SPEAKER_03: time to roll the dice. And if
we succeed, we don't have to be criminals.

1234
01:33:56,982 --> 01:34:01,146
SPEAKER_03: And if we fail, I guess we're
going to have to bite that bullet. Looks

1235
01:34:01,186 --> 01:34:06,330
SPEAKER_03: like no one promised us good
life if we fail. I mean, or we could live

1236
01:34:06,390 --> 01:34:11,495
SPEAKER_03: here for the rest of our
lives, which is, you know, something. Could be

1237
01:34:11,555 --> 01:34:14,777
SPEAKER_03: worse. You could wait in line
and be first to go.

1238
01:34:14,817 --> 01:34:18,280
SPEAKER_00: Even if you have a job as a
loader, you at least can live in the

1239
01:34:18,360 --> 01:34:23,085
SPEAKER_00: exchange. Which would keep you
guys safe even after you lose the veil.

1240
01:34:25,948 --> 01:34:31,152
SPEAKER_03: That's the point. That's the
fallback. But winning is

1241
01:34:32,934 --> 01:34:35,556
SPEAKER_03: the executive position. I like
winning.

1242
01:34:38,799 --> 01:34:43,743
SPEAKER_01: What are your thoughts,
Victor? No,

1243
01:34:45,425 --> 01:34:45,925
SPEAKER_01: no.

1244
01:34:46,145 --> 01:34:51,869
SPEAKER_02: I think worst case scenario...
We can all live here as loaders.

1245
01:34:53,829 --> 01:34:59,551
SPEAKER_02: If the worst case is we can
still be safe here as loaders, that's a win.

1246
01:35:00,751 --> 01:35:06,592
SPEAKER_02: Everything above and beyond
that is gravy. And gravy is

1247
01:35:06,652 --> 01:35:12,073
SPEAKER_02: good. So I think we should.
Everyone try for their best

1248
01:35:12,994 --> 01:35:18,675
SPEAKER_02: fit. And let's hope we get one
or two with an exec level that can help.

1249
01:35:19,118 --> 01:35:22,740
SPEAKER_02: Nudge everybody into keeping
working together.

1250
01:35:25,221 --> 01:35:29,624
SPEAKER_02: Great idea. So I think
everyone should strive for what they are best at.

1251
01:35:31,565 --> 01:35:34,226
SPEAKER_00: Because you're on that plan,
do you want to use your secret

1252
01:35:34,266 --> 01:35:39,008
SPEAKER_00: communicators to tell the
other part of the party to grab all your gear

1253
01:35:39,149 --> 01:35:41,690
SPEAKER_00: and at least get to Transar
before the bails fail?

1254
01:35:43,251 --> 01:35:47,653
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, I think that's a smart
call. Okay.

1255
01:35:50,497 --> 01:35:52,338
SPEAKER_00: Who would like to make that
call just so you guys can say that

1256
01:35:52,358 --> 01:35:53,765
SPEAKER_00: conversation in character?

1257
01:35:56,880 --> 01:36:02,763
SPEAKER_02: Victor will pull out his phone
and... Secret Secure Weave Jury...

1258
01:36:04,184 --> 01:36:10,007
SPEAKER_02: ...and call over to Cass.
Actually, no, I'll call the robot. I haven't

1259
01:36:10,027 --> 01:36:13,889
SPEAKER_02: talked to the robot yet. I'll
call the robot. And you plug in.

1260
01:36:19,931 --> 01:36:23,893
SPEAKER_00: As you guys are successfully
evading the police, you get a phone call.

1261
01:36:24,373 --> 01:36:30,016
SPEAKER_03: Yeah. Did Saichi ever get
charged? Is Saichi, like, charged up or, like,

1262
01:36:30,196 --> 01:36:30,837
SPEAKER_03: running out of battery?

1263
01:36:30,877 --> 01:36:31,377
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

1264
01:36:31,357 --> 01:36:35,099
SPEAKER_03: He is charged. I helped. I
helped. I helped.

1265
01:36:37,960 --> 01:36:43,943
SPEAKER_02: This is Saichi. If you all are
done with

1266
01:36:43,983 --> 01:36:49,923
SPEAKER_02: your objectives, I highly
recommend that you Come over to where you

1267
01:36:49,984 --> 01:36:55,909
SPEAKER_02: knew that we were going to be.
Just be polite, be kind to them,

1268
01:36:56,009 --> 01:36:59,813
SPEAKER_02: and we will meet you inside
the gates. We'll be there as soon as we

1269
01:36:59,873 --> 01:37:05,318
SPEAKER_02: evade these authorities.
Please do not bring Party

1270
01:37:05,358 --> 01:37:11,023
SPEAKER_02: Crashers to this event. Okay,
sounds good.

1271
01:37:11,463 --> 01:37:15,101
SPEAKER_02: And then I'll relay that to
the rest of the team. If things are

1272
01:37:15,181 --> 01:37:16,782
SPEAKER_02: critical, let us know,

1273
01:37:17,402 --> 01:37:19,063
SPEAKER_01: and we'll see what we can do
to help.

1274
01:37:25,788 --> 01:37:26,969
SPEAKER_01: Okay, thank you very much.

1275
01:37:26,989 --> 01:37:32,893
SPEAKER_00: I have a feeling like, so
she's

1276
01:37:32,913 --> 01:37:35,535
SPEAKER_00: going to be great. She's just
going to finish every phrase. Thank you

1277
01:37:35,555 --> 01:37:39,578
SPEAKER_00: for using TransStar Robot
Services. Oh, no.

1278
01:37:40,672 --> 01:37:42,680
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so Victor will hang
up...

1279
01:37:43,107 --> 01:37:45,318
SPEAKER_00: Free will only to get a
service job.

1280
01:37:46,810 --> 01:37:51,773
SPEAKER_02: Victor will hang up and you
all just see his hands slowly come up to his

1281
01:37:51,913 --> 01:37:56,817
SPEAKER_02: face and like rub on the one
eye just a little bit,

1282
01:37:57,918 --> 01:38:02,955
SPEAKER_02: hard face palm style, and say,
they are being pursued by the police.

1283
01:38:08,113 --> 01:38:11,047
SPEAKER_03: They'll be funny. Oh. They'll
be funny. Did they get like new veils or

1284
01:38:11,908 --> 01:38:12,408
SPEAKER_03: anything?

1285
01:38:14,469 --> 01:38:20,454
SPEAKER_02: No, Sochi did not indicate any
success in their mission. They might

1286
01:38:20,494 --> 01:38:24,938
SPEAKER_02: have. It was a brief
conversation. But being pursued by the police does

1287
01:38:25,018 --> 01:38:28,221
SPEAKER_02: not fill me with happiness.

1288
01:38:29,542 --> 01:38:33,265
SPEAKER_03: Did you tell them to come
here?

1289
01:38:35,431 --> 01:38:37,248
SPEAKER_01: No, they cannot come.

1290
01:38:37,588 --> 01:38:39,490
SPEAKER_03: Listen, Sochi is fully loaded.

1291
01:38:40,211 --> 01:38:45,111
SPEAKER_01: Do not worry. Be happy. I
wonder if we could write

1292
01:38:45,131 --> 01:38:49,413
SPEAKER_03: a program for Saichi so Saichi
can get drunk. I was just thinking about

1293
01:38:49,433 --> 01:38:52,614
SPEAKER_03: that. That would be kind of
interesting, right? Almost like a temporary

1294
01:38:52,734 --> 01:38:55,156
SPEAKER_03: virus. Why?

1295
01:38:55,176 --> 01:38:55,796
SPEAKER_00: What?

1296
01:38:57,037 --> 01:38:59,878
SPEAKER_03: Never mind. I'm sorry. I was
just thinking. I thought it might be

1297
01:38:59,918 --> 01:39:02,165
SPEAKER_03: interesting for Saichi to be
almost a little human.

1298
01:39:05,241 --> 01:39:09,843
SPEAKER_02: And as for your question a
moment ago, you all heard what I said.

1299
01:39:11,504 --> 01:39:15,172
SPEAKER_02: Please don't bring party
crashers here. Meet us where they knew we were

1300
01:39:15,212 --> 01:39:19,075
SPEAKER_02: going to, and we would meet
them inside the gates. Like, without saying

1301
01:39:19,135 --> 01:39:22,377
SPEAKER_02: where we were, I told them
where we were, and that they should not bring

1302
01:39:22,417 --> 01:39:24,578
SPEAKER_02: cuffs with them.

1303
01:39:24,998 --> 01:39:29,401
SPEAKER_03: I didn't hear the other side,
so it's hard for me to figure out exactly

1304
01:39:30,362 --> 01:39:32,623
SPEAKER_03: which part went on which. But
I get it, man.

1305
01:39:33,304 --> 01:39:36,946
SPEAKER_02: Fair enough. Brevity, I
thought, was a good thing in that moment.

1306
01:39:37,907 --> 01:39:43,652
SPEAKER_03: Brevity is the soul of wit.
Are they safe? So... Yeah, I mean, are we

1307
01:39:43,672 --> 01:39:46,173
SPEAKER_03: supposed to be going helping
them, or do we feel fine that they're going

1308
01:39:46,193 --> 01:39:47,054
SPEAKER_03: to get here on their own?

1309
01:39:49,315 --> 01:39:54,158
SPEAKER_02: I said that if they need help,
give us a call. We will do what we can.

1310
01:39:54,938 --> 01:40:00,881
SPEAKER_02: But other than that, they are
evading. We will let them handle it until

1311
01:40:00,901 --> 01:40:02,702
SPEAKER_02: they call us and say that we
need to help them.

1312
01:40:04,463 --> 01:40:08,686
SPEAKER_03: Okay. So who's excited to be
part of this organization, which is almost

1313
01:40:08,766 --> 01:40:10,927
SPEAKER_03: as good as being a regular
Soleimani person?

1314
01:40:12,062 --> 01:40:17,203
SPEAKER_02: I mean, I'm looking forward to
having a trans-star day. I'm

1315
01:40:18,361 --> 01:40:24,345
SPEAKER_02: happy to not have bullseye on
our backs, you know? Yeah. I'm not

1316
01:40:24,525 --> 01:40:28,246
SPEAKER_02: so excited about becoming a
corporate shill, but I do appreciate the

1317
01:40:28,306 --> 01:40:30,706
SPEAKER_02: luxury of anonymity that it
provides.

1318
01:40:31,207 --> 01:40:34,867
SPEAKER_01: This is home. How big is the
area?

1319
01:40:38,768 --> 01:40:43,352
SPEAKER_00: So, 2.1 million people live in
the trans-star exchange. That could be

1320
01:40:43,392 --> 01:40:43,892
SPEAKER_00: Manhattan.

1321
01:40:44,053 --> 01:40:44,913
SPEAKER_01: That's a lot of people.

1322
01:40:44,993 --> 01:40:49,195
SPEAKER_00: Yeah. No, that's kind of...
Manhattan's actually probably a great

1323
01:40:49,215 --> 01:40:52,577
SPEAKER_00: example. It is probably... I
would even go all of Manhattan. I'd say

1324
01:40:53,777 --> 01:40:57,899
SPEAKER_00: it's... Half of Manhattan.
Yeah, it's basically from the park

1325
01:41:00,600 --> 01:41:01,241
SPEAKER_00: south to the water.

1326
01:41:02,261 --> 01:41:05,603
SPEAKER_03: That's depressing, being
trapped in that tiny little area. I mean, the

1327
01:41:05,623 --> 01:41:07,244
SPEAKER_03: truth of the matter is you
could live the rest of your life in

1328
01:41:07,284 --> 01:41:11,486
SPEAKER_03: Manhattan. Like, that's the
truth. But conceptually... It wouldn't even

1329
01:41:11,506 --> 01:41:15,098
SPEAKER_03: be a bad life. That's true,
exactly. You could still get great food,

1330
01:41:15,438 --> 01:41:18,199
SPEAKER_03: great nightlife, great music.

1331
01:41:18,279 --> 01:41:22,380
SPEAKER_00: You could have a Trans
Stardet.

1332
01:41:23,240 --> 01:41:25,401
SPEAKER_03: But you could never go to the
Brooklyn Bridge Park.

1333
01:41:27,141 --> 01:41:31,702
SPEAKER_00: No, but you could see it. You
go to one of the skyscrapers and look at

1334
01:41:31,722 --> 01:41:32,543
SPEAKER_00: the park over there.

1335
01:41:32,663 --> 01:41:34,903
SPEAKER_03: You can see it from across the
water.

1336
01:41:40,363 --> 01:41:43,324
SPEAKER_02: Shall we try to find out what
we can about these tests?

1337
01:41:44,345 --> 01:41:46,446
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, let's go, man. That
sounds good. Yes, let's do it.

1338
01:41:46,946 --> 01:41:52,159
SPEAKER_00: Maybe we can help our comrades
before they get here. Okay.

1339
01:41:53,229 --> 01:41:58,152
SPEAKER_00: So, there's an executive test
for the junior executive. There is a

1340
01:41:59,753 --> 01:42:04,855
SPEAKER_00: spacing test. There is an arm
guard test.

1341
01:42:05,616 --> 01:42:09,903
SPEAKER_00: And there is... We'll bet.
So...

1342
01:42:28,837 --> 01:42:32,159
SPEAKER_03: Do we know what you need to
know to take these tests, I guess, is

1343
01:42:32,179 --> 01:42:34,881
SPEAKER_00: the question? That was, many
people have attempted roles to answer those

1344
01:42:34,921 --> 01:42:37,923
SPEAKER_00: questions, and no one has
succeeded those roles to the level that

1345
01:42:37,943 --> 01:42:39,084
SPEAKER_02: that was

1346
01:42:40,044 --> 01:42:43,647
SPEAKER_00: done. I had a moderate
success. Just to learn that the tests had a

1347
01:42:43,687 --> 01:42:48,009
SPEAKER_00: purpose. To actually know the
individual stats for every single test?

1348
01:42:48,189 --> 01:42:48,689
SPEAKER_00: No.

1349
01:42:49,350 --> 01:42:53,713
SPEAKER_02: Okay. Can we make another
role, maybe, to deduce which test we should

1350
01:42:53,733 --> 01:42:54,233
SPEAKER_02: take? No.

1351
01:42:57,350 --> 01:43:00,332
SPEAKER_01: The problem is, while I want
to be an executive, I suspect that that's

1352
01:43:00,352 --> 01:43:01,293
SPEAKER_01: going to roll off.

1353
01:43:06,657 --> 01:43:11,621
SPEAKER_01: Which I have a minus three in.
Can you say the tests again, which is

1354
01:43:11,661 --> 01:43:12,161
SPEAKER_01: which?

1355
01:43:12,322 --> 01:43:17,086
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Executive, base, combat,
loader.

1356
01:43:18,387 --> 01:43:22,290
SPEAKER_00: Oh, sorry. Instead of loader,
we'll do broker. We'll say everyone who

1357
01:43:22,710 --> 01:43:28,408
SPEAKER_00: fails can be a loader. But,
broker... Executive, Spacer,

1358
01:43:28,848 --> 01:43:29,449
SPEAKER_00: or Combat?

1359
01:43:31,589 --> 01:43:34,871
SPEAKER_03: As pilot, I look at my
friends. As pilot, do you think I should do

1360
01:43:34,911 --> 01:43:40,774
SPEAKER_03: Spacer? Yes, you should do
Spacer. Okay. That's what I will

1361
01:43:40,794 --> 01:43:41,294
SPEAKER_03: do.

1362
01:43:43,095 --> 01:43:45,296
SPEAKER_00: Does any other PC want to do
Spacer?

1363
01:43:47,017 --> 01:43:52,219
SPEAKER_02: I will do Spacer, but if
possible, I'd also like to pep talk my crew and

1364
01:43:52,239 --> 01:43:56,558
SPEAKER_02: maybe see if I can do a
leadership role. To give them bonuses on their

1365
01:43:56,578 --> 01:43:57,078
SPEAKER_02: test.

1366
01:43:57,538 --> 01:44:02,641
SPEAKER_00: Maybe you should be executive.
So you only can do that for people who

1367
01:44:02,661 --> 01:44:04,442
SPEAKER_00: are doing the same test you
are, just as you know.

1368
01:44:05,122 --> 01:44:06,865
SPEAKER_01: Cool. Let's take it together.

1369
01:44:07,724 --> 01:44:13,206
SPEAKER_00: The tests are not near each
other, by the way. So, spacer, broker,

1370
01:44:14,187 --> 01:44:19,110
SPEAKER_00: loader, and mech? No, combat.
Like, you're basically a mercenary. You're

1371
01:44:19,130 --> 01:44:19,630
SPEAKER_00: armed guard.

1372
01:44:23,862 --> 01:44:28,185
SPEAKER_03: So, Spacer, I mean, I have
Jump Drive, like a three or something like

1373
01:44:28,225 --> 01:44:34,088
SPEAKER_03: that. I don't know. That's
pretty solid. Yeah, but is it Jump

1374
01:44:34,108 --> 01:44:39,992
SPEAKER_03: Drive? Or is it flying a
plane? You know what I mean? It's not so

1375
01:44:40,052 --> 01:44:40,552
SPEAKER_03: easy.

1376
01:44:41,393 --> 01:44:44,815
SPEAKER_02: Well, I'm sure it's a pretty
broad-spectrum test. They'll need multiple

1377
01:44:44,855 --> 01:44:47,396
SPEAKER_02: positions. It's not like
they're only hiring for the one.

1378
01:44:48,697 --> 01:44:53,560
SPEAKER_01: Well, you're right. Maybe
there is hope.

1379
01:44:56,265 --> 01:44:59,428
SPEAKER_01: Broker sounds like I'd be
terrible at it because I don't have a broker

1380
01:44:59,488 --> 01:45:02,371
SPEAKER_01: role. Does it show that I'm
still logged

1381
01:45:04,833 --> 01:45:06,955
SPEAKER_01: into the app? Yes, it does.

1382
01:45:08,076 --> 01:45:11,360
SPEAKER_03: I didn't close it, but I don't
know where it is. It's so weird.

1383
01:45:14,543 --> 01:45:16,965
SPEAKER_00: I think there are two people
who want to do Spacer, so we can do the

1384
01:45:16,985 --> 01:45:18,967
SPEAKER_00: Spacer role while you guys
decide the other ones, right?

1385
01:45:20,315 --> 01:45:23,436
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I guess I'm going to do
the executive because that's the whole

1386
01:45:23,516 --> 01:45:26,897
SPEAKER_02: plan is to try to get us all
on one ship by having an executive say

1387
01:45:26,957 --> 01:45:32,718
SPEAKER_02: that. And I'm not really the
best spacer. I have space things. I'm

1388
01:45:32,798 --> 01:45:38,720
SPEAKER_02: space adjacent because I have
piloting, but I have zero other skills

1389
01:45:39,840 --> 01:45:40,821
SPEAKER_02: in the space realm.

1390
01:45:41,921 --> 01:45:47,393
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, I have a lot of... I
don't know. So spacer or... You know, I'll

1391
01:45:47,433 --> 01:45:53,138
SPEAKER_03: come with you, Laura. Let's
go. Don't worry about it, guys. If everyone

1392
01:45:53,158 --> 01:45:57,501
SPEAKER_03: gets loaded, enough parts will
fall off the back of a truck for some

1393
01:45:57,541 --> 01:46:00,484
SPEAKER_03: fixed ship underneath the
ocean. We're going to win.

1394
01:46:00,524 --> 01:46:01,985
SPEAKER_01: We'll build our own spaceship.

1395
01:46:02,105 --> 01:46:07,509
SPEAKER_00: It's the movie where people
fall off fixed trucks. Hey, Steinbach,

1396
01:46:08,770 --> 01:46:11,913
SPEAKER_00: can you do your leadership
role so we can see how many you're going to

1397
01:46:11,953 --> 01:46:14,735
SPEAKER_00: give Alan?

1398
01:46:16,036 --> 01:46:16,536
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

1399
01:46:18,284 --> 01:46:23,145
SPEAKER_00: Because Al's the other one
doing Spacer. Wow. He has three boons he can

1400
01:46:23,185 --> 01:46:23,685
SPEAKER_00: take.

1401
01:46:24,491 --> 01:46:25,726
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, that was pretty great.

1402
01:46:26,286 --> 01:46:26,786
SPEAKER_00: Thank you.

1403
01:46:26,826 --> 01:46:31,387
SPEAKER_02: Okay. Comrade, you did well. I
should have come. I should have come.

1404
01:46:31,427 --> 01:46:34,548
SPEAKER_02: Hey, and you know what? You're
going to do well on this test, too. I

1405
01:46:34,568 --> 01:46:35,308
SPEAKER_02: have faith in you.

1406
01:46:35,968 --> 01:46:39,489
SPEAKER_03: Listen. It's all in the hands
of something else.

1407
01:46:42,371 --> 01:46:48,055
SPEAKER_00: Okay, so you go into, Alan,
you go into a VR simulator kind of dome.

1408
01:46:48,475 --> 01:46:53,518
SPEAKER_00: You basically walk in and the
dome is there. As you begin to kind of go

1409
01:46:53,598 --> 01:46:59,282
SPEAKER_00: in almost like a holodeck
style, it begins to create a layout

1410
01:46:59,882 --> 01:47:05,786
SPEAKER_00: of a far trader and a seat,

1411
01:47:06,206 --> 01:47:10,109
SPEAKER_00: and multiple seats come up. Do
you want to try to sit in the captain's

1412
01:47:10,129 --> 01:47:15,693
SPEAKER_00: seat? Do you want to sit in an
engineering jump seat?

1413
01:47:15,713 --> 01:47:20,496
SPEAKER_00: Can I sit in the pilot seat?
Yeah.

1414
01:47:20,516 --> 01:47:21,957
SPEAKER_01: Can I sit in the pilot seat?

1415
01:47:22,957 --> 01:47:23,457
SPEAKER_00: Okay.

1416
01:47:23,417 --> 01:47:24,218
SPEAKER_01: Oh, man, I could have

1417
01:47:24,238 --> 01:47:30,181
SPEAKER_00: done this. Is this a
spacecraft? Yes, it is a spacecraft. Excellent. Do

1418
01:47:30,201 --> 01:47:35,203
SPEAKER_00: I make a spacecraft roll? You
are making spacecraft plus education, and

1419
01:47:35,344 --> 01:47:39,566
SPEAKER_00: you have a boon in it because
of your leadership thing. So what do I

1420
01:47:39,926 --> 01:47:45,619
SPEAKER_00: add? Okay, so I do... So you
go spacecraft, you click on spacecraft.

1421
01:47:46,179 --> 01:47:46,679
SPEAKER_01: Uh-huh.

1422
01:47:46,700 --> 01:47:49,442
SPEAKER_00: And then roll type, you click
boon, and you hit roll.

1423
01:47:50,943 --> 01:47:54,805
SPEAKER_01: Uh-huh. Roll type boon, and
then roll.

1424
01:47:58,708 --> 01:47:59,208
SPEAKER_01: Nice.

1425
01:47:59,388 --> 01:48:05,112
SPEAKER_00: You have reached pilot level
one, grunt pilot. Are you going to attempt

1426
01:48:05,132 --> 01:48:08,055
SPEAKER_00: to roll again? Of course.
Okay.

1427
01:48:08,615 --> 01:48:14,468
SPEAKER_01: The pilot seat disappears. Oh.
What's left?

1428
01:48:16,709 --> 01:48:22,030
SPEAKER_01: All the other seats that you
would imagine on a spacecraft. Um, can I

1429
01:48:23,011 --> 01:48:28,973
SPEAKER_01: choose the... Is

1430
01:48:29,073 --> 01:48:33,914
SPEAKER_01: there a... flyer seat?

1431
01:48:36,055 --> 01:48:41,197
SPEAKER_01: What do you mean flyer seat?
You just piloted. Oh, sorry. So, um...

1432
01:48:43,088 --> 01:48:46,349
SPEAKER_02: Let's see. Is a mechanic seat
available?

1433
01:48:48,389 --> 01:48:52,570
SPEAKER_00: No. Let me just clear it for
you. Okay, so there is a jump drive

1434
01:48:52,630 --> 01:48:58,571
SPEAKER_00: engineer seat. There is a
power seat

1435
01:48:58,631 --> 01:49:01,292
SPEAKER_00: for engineer. Well, I guess
there's an engineering seat. That's going to

1436
01:49:01,312 --> 01:49:06,593
SPEAKER_00: be one role in engineering.
There's one role for electronics. And

1437
01:49:09,553 --> 01:49:14,622
SPEAKER_00: that's it. Oh, and there's an
astrogation seat. I'll do the... And I

1438
01:49:14,662 --> 01:49:18,846
SPEAKER_00: still have a boon, right? Yep,
because you have three boons because of

1439
01:49:18,986 --> 01:49:20,127
SPEAKER_00: Steinbach's Super Bowl on you.

1440
01:49:20,727 --> 01:49:25,912
SPEAKER_02: I'll do an... I'll do an

1441
01:49:26,312 --> 01:49:27,934
SPEAKER_02: Engineer seat this time.

1442
01:49:29,095 --> 01:49:30,696
SPEAKER_01: Okay, and give me a second.

1443
01:49:35,220 --> 01:49:38,643
SPEAKER_01: Man, I would have done so well
on this, I could roll on all of these.

1444
01:49:44,165 --> 01:49:49,308
SPEAKER_01: Okay, J-Drive roll. Oh, so I
actually clicked J-Drive.

1445
01:49:50,489 --> 01:49:55,171
SPEAKER_01: Yep. Okay, J-Drive, Boon. Yep.

1446
01:49:57,413 --> 01:49:59,614
SPEAKER_01: Nice. Nice. Success.

1447
01:50:00,314 --> 01:50:05,037
SPEAKER_00: Okay. The J-Drive, the
engineering seat goes away. There is now only

1448
01:50:05,157 --> 01:50:07,939
SPEAKER_00: electronics astrogation left.

1449
01:50:08,599 --> 01:50:14,002
SPEAKER_01: I go to electronics. This is
my last Boon, correct? Yep.

1450
01:50:18,314 --> 01:50:20,095
SPEAKER_01: Yep, roll the computer roll.
Man, you're lucky.

1451
01:50:24,999 --> 01:50:26,560
SPEAKER_01: Wait, can you stop if you
wanted to?

1452
01:50:27,641 --> 01:50:32,465
SPEAKER_00: Yep, and... Okay, that seat
goes away, and that was the exact number of

1453
01:50:32,485 --> 01:50:37,689
SPEAKER_00: successes you needed for it,
by the way. You needed three or more. The

1454
01:50:37,729 --> 01:50:41,812
SPEAKER_00: last seat there was
Astrogation. Wow. You did it!

1455
01:50:46,137 --> 01:50:51,381
SPEAKER_00: If you roll Astrogation, and
you do have that stat, you would need four

1456
01:50:51,402 --> 01:50:57,126
SPEAKER_00: successes. If you do get four
successes, though, you basically have

1457
01:50:57,166 --> 01:50:58,607
SPEAKER_00: passed all the entire pilot
test.

1458
01:50:59,808 --> 01:51:02,510
SPEAKER_02: Okay, I think I'm on a roll,
and I'm going to do it.

1459
01:51:02,530 --> 01:51:06,914
SPEAKER_01: Okay. All right. Roll it, and
you do not have a boon.

1460
01:51:10,957 --> 01:51:13,199
SPEAKER_01: You do not pass. You need
four. You got three.

1461
01:51:14,718 --> 01:51:17,619
SPEAKER_00: What happens now? Welcome to
being a loader.

1462
01:51:18,279 --> 01:51:18,860
SPEAKER_01: Oh, damn it.

1463
01:51:19,580 --> 01:51:20,220
No!

1464
01:51:21,020 --> 01:51:24,542
SPEAKER_00: I was like, don't do it! It
was so good.

1465
01:51:26,782 --> 01:51:30,144
SPEAKER_01: Yes. That test begins. What
would you like to sit in?

1466
01:51:33,665 --> 01:51:37,606
SPEAKER_02: Is there an electronic sensor
role?

1467
01:51:38,967 --> 01:51:44,857
SPEAKER_00: So, electronics and
engineer... I actually roll a 1d4, and

1468
01:51:44,897 --> 01:51:46,999
SPEAKER_00: whatever that number is, is
the one that it requests.

1469
01:51:48,240 --> 01:51:52,083
SPEAKER_01: Ooh. Okay.

1470
01:51:55,185 --> 01:51:59,248
SPEAKER_02: You know, honestly, I think
that's... I'm going to go a different role

1471
01:51:59,288 --> 01:52:03,031
SPEAKER_02: on this entirely. I'm going to
sit in the captain's

1472
01:52:03,071 --> 01:52:06,954
SPEAKER_01: chair first. Okay, sit in the
captain's chair, roll your leadership.

1473
01:52:10,636 --> 01:52:13,508
SPEAKER_01: You need at least a 1. You do
not get it.

1474
01:52:15,829 --> 01:52:20,930
SPEAKER_02: Welcome to Loader Status. Yep.
Wow, I rolled a one and a two on the die.

1475
01:52:22,051 --> 01:52:25,692
SPEAKER_01: Oh, no. This is going so well.

1476
01:52:25,732 --> 01:52:28,433
SPEAKER_03: Let's not go back to Draenex,
Victor. Let's not go back to Draenex.

1477
01:52:28,853 --> 01:52:34,174
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So now we have Emma

1478
01:52:34,715 --> 01:52:39,674
SPEAKER_00: and Keith in the junior
executive room.

1479
01:52:41,897 --> 01:52:47,468
SPEAKER_00: Yeah. As you guys walk in, it
is not a

1480
01:52:48,209 --> 01:52:52,452
SPEAKER_00: you walk in Hollow thing, it
is you lay into a pod that surrounds you.

1481
01:52:53,753 --> 01:52:59,718
SPEAKER_00: Oh, okay. And it begins

1482
01:52:59,778 --> 01:53:05,303
SPEAKER_00: to start having a situation as
you kind of are, you are

1483
01:53:05,423 --> 01:53:09,286
SPEAKER_00: currently dealing with a
problem employee. Now...

1484
01:53:11,438 --> 01:53:14,880
SPEAKER_00: Uh, the first roll is
Persuade.

1485
01:53:14,900 --> 01:53:16,761
SPEAKER_01: Alright.

1486
01:53:21,284 --> 01:53:26,968
SPEAKER_01: I can't apparently alphabetize
these. There it is.

1487
01:53:26,988 --> 01:53:28,988
SPEAKER_01: Alright,

1488
01:53:33,011 --> 01:53:34,312
SPEAKER_01: figuring out my loader status.

1489
01:53:34,612 --> 01:53:35,333
SPEAKER_02: Oh my god!

1490
01:53:35,713 --> 01:53:36,534
SPEAKER_00: Oh wow!

1491
01:53:36,674 --> 01:53:38,355
SPEAKER_02: I'm super good at that!

1492
01:53:40,007 --> 01:53:44,970
SPEAKER_00: So, you have made your way up
to now be a paper pusher. Do you wish to

1493
01:53:45,850 --> 01:53:46,691
SPEAKER_00: go to the next role?

1494
01:53:49,513 --> 01:53:51,053
SPEAKER_01: Do I know what the next role
is?

1495
01:53:51,073 --> 01:53:55,936
SPEAKER_00: No. That's the problem with
the executive. Pilot, you know

1496
01:53:55,976 --> 01:54:01,900
SPEAKER_01: where to sit. I feel like

1497
01:54:01,960 --> 01:54:02,900
SPEAKER_01: I have to because being a

1498
01:54:03,020 --> 01:54:06,102
SPEAKER_02: paper pusher isn't going to be
able to allow me to work with my friends,

1499
01:54:06,182 --> 01:54:06,722
SPEAKER_02: essentially.

1500
01:54:07,443 --> 01:54:11,393
SPEAKER_00: Yep. So the next one is a
carouse roll.

1501
01:54:12,174 --> 01:54:13,014
SPEAKER_02: Oh, okay.

1502
01:54:14,535 --> 01:54:20,038
SPEAKER_01: You're good at that, right?
Yeah, I am. I'm going to fail all of these.

1503
01:54:22,339 --> 01:54:26,402
SPEAKER_00: I should have dropped that
three. Damn it. Would you like to roll again?

1504
01:54:28,903 --> 01:54:31,284
SPEAKER_01: Oh, fuck you. What am I now?

1505
01:54:33,206 --> 01:54:37,348
SPEAKER_00: You are a middle manager
organizing paperworks back and forth.

1506
01:54:39,074 --> 01:54:41,175
SPEAKER_03: Probably the next one is gonna
be diplomacy.

1507
01:54:42,675 --> 01:54:45,777
SPEAKER_02: This is making me think of the
stupid character generation and they hate

1508
01:54:45,857 --> 01:54:46,797
SPEAKER_02: everything about it.

1509
01:54:50,038 --> 01:54:52,519
SPEAKER_03: I was thinking it reminds me
of the character generator, but I like the

1510
01:54:52,559 --> 01:54:54,620
SPEAKER_03: character generator, but I
think it's not on my side for this.

1511
01:54:55,280 --> 01:55:01,063
SPEAKER_02: I don't like having unknowns.
They make me itchy.

1512
01:55:02,783 --> 01:55:05,464
SPEAKER_03: I mean, the problem is there's
a lot of roles that could be. It could be

1513
01:55:05,624 --> 01:55:09,773
SPEAKER_03: admin. It could be diplomacy.
It could be Advocate even.

1514
01:55:13,014 --> 01:55:18,916
SPEAKER_01: All right, I'm going to try
it. Yeah, I will. It

1515
01:55:18,956 --> 01:55:24,798
SPEAKER_01: is Advocate. Okay, sweet. You
got

1516
01:55:24,838 --> 01:55:27,458
SPEAKER_01: that also? That's amazing.
Awesome. Yeah.

1517
01:55:27,578 --> 01:55:28,078
SPEAKER_00: No way.

1518
01:55:28,098 --> 01:55:31,745
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, I'm amazing.

1519
01:55:32,219 --> 01:55:37,850
SPEAKER_00: You are a project organizer.
There's only one more role, and the

1520
01:55:37,890 --> 01:55:38,972
SPEAKER_00: higher role is

1521
01:55:39,172 --> 01:55:41,615
SPEAKER_01: you are a leader of a
division.

1522
01:55:45,739 --> 01:55:49,043
SPEAKER_01: Did I already roll carouse?
Was that a thing? Yeah, I did. Okay. I'm

1523
01:55:49,063 --> 01:55:50,965
SPEAKER_01: like, leadership of a
division.

1524
01:55:59,628 --> 01:56:01,131
SPEAKER_01: Sorry, I'm not trying to be
quiet.

1525
01:56:01,151 --> 01:56:03,977
SPEAKER_02: I'm just trying to... I'm
looking at my stats and thinking, like, how

1526
01:56:03,998 --> 01:56:05,120
SPEAKER_02: far should I... What do you
think

1527
01:56:05,180 --> 01:56:05,942
SPEAKER_03: and use your brain?

1528
01:56:09,139 --> 01:56:12,222
SPEAKER_02: See, like, one of the things
that I'm kind of relying on is that my base

1529
01:56:12,242 --> 01:56:16,225
SPEAKER_02: stats are pretty good. So even
if I have a zero in something, I'm still

1530
01:56:16,305 --> 01:56:20,189
SPEAKER_02: rolling, like, plus ones. And,
like, if it's education, it's plus three.

1531
01:56:20,589 --> 01:56:24,452
SPEAKER_00: It's definitely better. By the
way, to totally cheese it, I kind of

1532
01:56:24,472 --> 01:56:27,275
SPEAKER_00: thought you guys should have
broughten Steinbach to the executive

1533
01:56:27,315 --> 01:56:30,458
SPEAKER_00: meeting. He six fails, but his
leaderships would have each given you

1534
01:56:30,498 --> 01:56:30,998
SPEAKER_00: boons.

1535
01:56:32,319 --> 01:56:35,142
SPEAKER_02: Oh, that would be a good idea.
Oh, well.

1536
01:56:36,022 --> 01:56:36,703
SPEAKER_01: Yeah. Yeah.

1537
01:56:38,585 --> 01:56:42,527
SPEAKER_03: Oh, that one's so good.
Especially because I think I'm going to flub all

1538
01:56:42,547 --> 01:56:44,288
SPEAKER_03: of these roles. I'm going to
try it.

1539
01:56:44,728 --> 01:56:48,510
SPEAKER_02: I'm going to go big. Okay.

1540
01:56:49,970 --> 01:56:55,953
SPEAKER_01: Which I think I do have. I
don't know how to spell, though. I do have.

1541
01:56:55,973 --> 01:57:01,896
SPEAKER_01: Okay. You got it. No way.

1542
01:57:02,536 --> 01:57:07,278
SPEAKER_01: Wow, Laura. Yay. Seven levels
of success.

1543
01:57:09,817 --> 01:57:15,661
SPEAKER_02: Hell, yeah. Oh, my God. My
palms are sweaty, though. Knees weak. Arms

1544
01:57:15,721 --> 01:57:21,544
SPEAKER_02: are heavy. Does that mean
Laura's in charge now? Is that what's

1545
01:57:21,584 --> 01:57:24,866
SPEAKER_02: going on? Emma's in charge?
I'm afraid. I don't want that. I

1546
01:57:24,986 --> 01:57:28,488
SPEAKER_02: specifically set out... Girl,
boss, too close to the sun.

1547
01:57:28,909 --> 01:57:34,872
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, girl, you got it.
Gentlemen, we will start calling Charles.

1548
01:57:34,952 --> 01:57:39,495
SPEAKER_00: I'm in charge. So we need Josh
to do his crazy role.

1549
01:57:40,445 --> 01:57:43,748
SPEAKER_03: I'm going to fail all of
these. I don't have any of these. I have minus

1550
01:57:43,788 --> 01:57:46,470
SPEAKER_03: threes on every single one. I
really...

1551
01:57:48,151 --> 01:57:53,355
SPEAKER_01: What did you expect? Huh? What
roles did you think they'd be?

1552
01:57:54,976 --> 01:58:00,420
SPEAKER_03: I thought maybe that I
could... Because I thought

1553
01:58:00,900 --> 01:58:06,285
SPEAKER_03: maybe leadership, maybe
diplomat, you know, some of that. But it's okay.

1554
01:58:06,685 --> 01:58:12,488
SPEAKER_03: I came more for moral support.
None of the roles seemed exactly

1555
01:58:12,568 --> 01:58:15,008
SPEAKER_03: right for me. Although,
ironically, I would have done super well in the

1556
01:58:15,028 --> 01:58:17,009
SPEAKER_03: other roles. That's the ironic
thing.

1557
01:58:17,029 --> 01:58:18,249
SPEAKER_00: Okay, so let's start

1558
01:58:18,289 --> 01:58:18,789
SPEAKER_03: with Persuade.

1559
01:58:18,689 --> 01:58:21,210
SPEAKER_00: It's okay. I can't get less
than a two, right? Persuade.

1560
01:58:21,270 --> 01:58:23,070
SPEAKER_01: You did get less than a two.

1561
01:58:38,575 --> 01:58:41,195
SPEAKER_01: Only when you do minus three.
Okay.

1562
01:58:47,341 --> 01:58:49,762
SPEAKER_00: You have reached the executive
of the loaders.

1563
01:58:52,624 --> 01:58:53,184
Oh, no.

1564
01:58:54,345 --> 01:59:00,228
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Now, we are waiting now
just for... So those

1565
01:59:00,268 --> 01:59:05,932
SPEAKER_00: are the four people who went,
right, to that location? Yeah.

1566
01:59:06,637 --> 01:59:12,261
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So, now that they've
done that, and the other group has

1567
01:59:12,641 --> 01:59:18,165
SPEAKER_00: kind of prepped that, I
imagine Emma is going to tell the rest of the

1568
01:59:18,185 --> 01:59:20,607
SPEAKER_00: group that she's become an
executive.

1569
01:59:22,248 --> 01:59:26,451
SPEAKER_01: Yeah. I'm just a warden.

1570
01:59:26,471 --> 01:59:32,335
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So, the

1571
01:59:32,415 --> 01:59:37,977
SPEAKER_00: rest of the gear is being
brought over. And the other party is at the

1572
01:59:38,657 --> 01:59:44,540
SPEAKER_00: entry exchange. So I imagine
Siren is going to be

1573
01:59:44,600 --> 01:59:45,720
SPEAKER_00: probably first or Cass.

1574
01:59:48,162 --> 01:59:49,222
SPEAKER_01: Sure, I'll walk up there.

1575
01:59:50,343 --> 01:59:52,084
SPEAKER_03: And I mean, I'm there in
X-Cort.

1576
01:59:53,444 --> 01:59:58,187
SPEAKER_00: And it says, Hello, welcome to
Transtar. Are you a Soleimani citizen?

1577
01:59:59,587 --> 02:00:02,549
SPEAKER_02: I am a Soleimani citizen. How
are you today? Are you having a

1578
02:00:02,589 --> 02:00:03,129
SPEAKER_02: Transtar...

1579
02:00:05,877 --> 02:00:11,581
SPEAKER_00: I'm having a transtar moment.
Are you here to purchase goods,

1580
02:00:11,801 --> 02:00:13,283
SPEAKER_00: or are you here to look for
your work?

1581
02:00:14,163 --> 02:00:20,088
SPEAKER_02: I'm here to submit my resume.
Wonderful. Please give me your hand.

1582
02:00:21,969 --> 02:00:27,553
SPEAKER_01: Sure. And she gives you a
stamp. Excellent. I feel like I belong.

1583
02:00:28,594 --> 02:00:29,094
SPEAKER_01: Yes.

1584
02:00:31,597 --> 02:00:36,553
SPEAKER_00: And... You guys do realize you
have a robot and an ape with you.

1585
02:00:38,114 --> 02:00:43,876
SPEAKER_02: That's true. I have my
mechanical assistant here

1586
02:00:44,136 --> 02:00:46,137
SPEAKER_02: with me. May she gain entry as
well.

1587
02:00:49,038 --> 02:00:53,480
SPEAKER_00: Well, if you're here to be
employed by TransStar, you would not be able

1588
02:00:53,520 --> 02:00:56,962
SPEAKER_00: to have a previous personal
property. She'd become a TransStar piece of

1589
02:00:56,982 --> 02:00:57,482
SPEAKER_00: property.

1590
02:00:59,036 --> 02:00:59,683
SPEAKER_01: She said to you,

1591
02:01:03,000 --> 02:01:06,622
SPEAKER_03: That is why we are searching
for jobs. We do not have one here at

1592
02:01:06,642 --> 02:01:09,064
SPEAKER_03: Transtar yet, but that is good
to know, thank you.

1593
02:01:10,725 --> 02:01:16,488
SPEAKER_01: May she have entry. May they
have entry.

1594
02:01:16,788 --> 02:01:20,870
SPEAKER_01: Let me look at the paperwork.
And starts rifling through some papers.

1595
02:01:25,533 --> 02:01:30,116
SPEAKER_01: Kirin will glance at Saichi.
Did I get that right? Where'd I fuck up?

1596
02:01:31,188 --> 02:01:35,792
SPEAKER_00: Any of you can attempt to roll
an advocate roll to find the proper

1597
02:01:36,012 --> 02:01:40,235
SPEAKER_00: authorization to get her
through in a better way? If not...

1598
02:01:40,255 --> 02:01:44,198
SPEAKER_03: Let me find my advocacy, which
will be negative three. I don't need to

1599
02:01:44,238 --> 02:01:47,220
SPEAKER_03: look, but I am going to look.
Advocate.

1600
02:01:50,442 --> 02:01:53,104
SPEAKER_00: At least Cass Penn's only
running negative two because he does have

1601
02:01:53,144 --> 02:01:58,224
SPEAKER_00: jackalot traits. Negative
three. I want to roll a negative two, too.

1602
02:01:58,824 --> 02:01:59,324
SPEAKER_00: Okay.

1603
02:01:59,645 --> 02:02:03,627
SPEAKER_02: I'm going to encourage you to

1604
02:02:05,768 --> 02:02:11,351
SPEAKER_02: delve into your mind. I know
you've got a solution. What do you think,

1605
02:02:11,591 --> 02:02:14,112
SPEAKER_02: Elias? Okay.

1606
02:02:15,253 --> 02:02:17,094
SPEAKER_01: So, roll your leadership.

1607
02:02:23,398 --> 02:02:28,733
SPEAKER_01: Marginal. That's none.

1608
02:02:29,494 --> 02:02:34,717
SPEAKER_01: Level success is the number of
boons they get. Oh, okay. Oh!

1609
02:02:36,379 --> 02:02:40,402
SPEAKER_01: And that's a thing you can do
in a leadership role. Yeah. Do you have a

1610
02:02:40,422 --> 02:02:44,839
SPEAKER_01: leadership? Ironically, I do.
Let's

1611
02:02:46,406 --> 02:02:50,009
SPEAKER_01: see how this goes. Social of
Eight.

1612
02:02:52,323 --> 02:02:56,525
SPEAKER_01: They are shaken by your
leadership.

1613
02:03:01,768 --> 02:03:03,469
SPEAKER_01: You're like, I bet better
advice is inside.

1614
02:03:03,489 --> 02:03:08,331
SPEAKER_00: You just got to get inside,
right? Okay. So who wants to roll a bad

1615
02:03:08,391 --> 02:03:10,432
SPEAKER_00: admin? Or a bad advocate?

1616
02:03:12,613 --> 02:03:15,135
SPEAKER_01: Zoe has. Yeah, I did. I rolled
a bad one.

1617
02:03:17,116 --> 02:03:20,538
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So there's no paperwork
that you guys are able to authorize to

1618
02:03:20,558 --> 02:03:24,794
SPEAKER_00: figure out how. The paperwork
that comes up is they will have to be with

1619
02:03:25,114 --> 02:03:29,776
SPEAKER_00: a restraining collar and a tag
that will guarantee that they're either

1620
02:03:29,816 --> 02:03:32,877
SPEAKER_00: part of Transdar property or
off the facility in three days.

1621
02:03:39,160 --> 02:03:41,887
SPEAKER_01: Fine. Okay, that buys us some
time. Are you okay with that, Sochi?

1622
02:03:48,524 --> 02:03:51,445
SPEAKER_01: That should work. It should
work.

1623
02:03:52,525 --> 02:03:56,726
SPEAKER_00: They reach into a box, and
they take out a restrainer thing, and they

1624
02:03:57,006 --> 02:04:01,687
SPEAKER_00: connect it to your port. You
feel that all your guns are powered down

1625
02:04:02,327 --> 02:04:03,948
SPEAKER_00: while the port is connected.

1626
02:04:03,968 --> 02:04:06,908
SPEAKER_02: Okay. Yep. Guns offline.

1627
02:04:09,249 --> 02:04:14,950
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Then, they just kind of
give you a stamp on your

1628
02:04:14,970 --> 02:04:15,470
SPEAKER_00: chest.

1629
02:04:15,971 --> 02:04:21,452
SPEAKER_02: Yay! It's sparkly, though. I'm
safe!

1630
02:04:25,813 --> 02:04:30,395
SPEAKER_00: Now we come to the question of
when you guys are bringing the Zoi and

1631
02:04:30,435 --> 02:04:33,556
SPEAKER_00: they're like, so you're not a
Soleimani citizen.

1632
02:04:43,199 --> 02:04:45,300
SPEAKER_01: I forget what the legal status
is exactly.

1633
02:04:46,620 --> 02:04:50,201
SPEAKER_00: You're not a Soleimani
citizen. That's the legal status. Oh, okay. I'm

1634
02:04:50,241 --> 02:04:55,663
SPEAKER_00: authorized to work. You're a
resident alien. I'm authorized to work.

1635
02:04:57,347 --> 02:05:02,268
SPEAKER_01: You're authorized to work. Can
I see your work papers?

1636
02:05:07,309 --> 02:05:09,650
SPEAKER_00: And you're like, oh, yeah,
those ones in my identity I'm currently

1637
02:05:09,690 --> 02:05:10,190
SPEAKER_00: faking?

1638
02:05:10,870 --> 02:05:11,470
SPEAKER_01: Exactly.

1639
02:05:11,951 --> 02:05:14,131
SPEAKER_02: They're in my other pocket.
Sorry about that.

1640
02:05:17,972 --> 02:05:22,313
SPEAKER_01: What do you get a second? Can
I deception to try to get them passed?

1641
02:05:24,073 --> 02:05:28,933
SPEAKER_01: Yeah. Yeah. Let's see.

1642
02:05:48,521 --> 02:05:51,081
SPEAKER_01: You're like, hey, you know, he
already is a TransStar employee, but

1643
02:05:51,121 --> 02:05:52,982
SPEAKER_01: those monkeys, they always
forget their paperwork.

1644
02:05:59,700 --> 02:06:02,641
SPEAKER_00: Question is, does Zoe, like,
nod and agree with the random station?

1645
02:06:02,721 --> 02:06:08,284
SPEAKER_01: Absolutely. Okay. Yeah. I'm
sorry, I was just embarrassed.

1646
02:06:10,265 --> 02:06:12,466
SPEAKER_03: I don't want to admit it. It's
the third time I forgot it, so I came

1647
02:06:12,526 --> 02:06:14,707
SPEAKER_03: into this entrance, the one I
usually do.

1648
02:06:15,707 --> 02:06:21,550
SPEAKER_00: Get out of here! So they let
you in, but they don't

1649
02:06:21,610 --> 02:06:22,110
SPEAKER_00: stamp you.

1650
02:06:24,471 --> 02:06:24,971
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

1651
02:06:25,052 --> 02:06:30,997
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So you're able to meet
up with the other people who've just

1652
02:06:31,057 --> 02:06:34,520
SPEAKER_00: come out of their tests, and
they can explain the bit to you.

1653
02:06:37,182 --> 02:06:42,807
SPEAKER_03: What is the bit? Hi, we had
quite the time. What has been going on here?

1654
02:06:43,608 --> 02:06:44,728
SPEAKER_03: We are all looking for work.

1655
02:06:45,529 --> 02:06:46,392
SPEAKER_02: We got jobs.

1656
02:06:48,131 --> 02:06:48,912
SPEAKER_03: You got jobs?

1657
02:06:49,793 --> 02:06:55,517
SPEAKER_02: Yes. The idea being is that if
we get legitimate jobs, we can get

1658
02:06:55,577 --> 02:06:59,036
SPEAKER_02: off-planet. And that will buy
us time.

1659
02:07:03,320 --> 02:07:06,563
SPEAKER_01: Damn. Okay. No, spacing.

1660
02:07:06,623 --> 02:07:12,389
SPEAKER_03: Hey, that's what I was doing.
You know, that's what I was going to get

1661
02:07:12,429 --> 02:07:14,812
SPEAKER_03: back to doing before this.
Sure. Fine. Great.

1662
02:07:15,532 --> 02:07:21,385
SPEAKER_02: So there are multiple tests.
They're a little on the tricky side.

1663
02:07:21,405 --> 02:07:27,307
SPEAKER_02: I'm trying to remember,
there's Spacer, there's Executive, there

1664
02:07:27,367 --> 02:07:30,747
SPEAKER_02: was Combat, and

1665
02:07:30,767 --> 02:07:31,917
SPEAKER_03: Broker,

1666
02:07:32,708 --> 02:07:33,208
SPEAKER_02: thank you.

1667
02:07:33,708 --> 02:07:38,229
SPEAKER_03: Kiernan looks rather dedicated
and nostalgic for a bit, and he's like,

1668
02:07:38,349 --> 02:07:42,310
SPEAKER_03: oh, fuck, yeah, the aptitude
tests. These suck. I have to do these

1669
02:07:42,370 --> 02:07:42,870
SPEAKER_03: again?

1670
02:07:43,870 --> 02:07:46,771
SPEAKER_02: Well, to be a train start and
flee and have a train start day, yes.

1671
02:07:48,881 --> 02:07:51,783
SPEAKER_03: And we're actually having a
TransStar Day? Like, we're not just...

1672
02:07:52,963 --> 02:07:56,265
SPEAKER_02: Well, I'm assuming there is
no... We're having the greatest of

1673
02:07:56,305 --> 02:08:00,908
SPEAKER_02: TransStars Day. We're drinking
the Kool-Aid as deeply as we can.

1674
02:08:01,728 --> 02:08:07,711
SPEAKER_03: Okay. I guess I would explain
to them what things we're testing

1675
02:08:08,071 --> 02:08:08,952
SPEAKER_03: on the test that I took.

1676
02:08:09,712 --> 02:08:15,095
SPEAKER_02: Sure. And Victor will explain

1677
02:08:15,175 --> 02:08:21,096
SPEAKER_02: his experience with the...
Spacer test. Although, of course,

1678
02:08:21,436 --> 02:08:23,316
SPEAKER_02: Alan Watt got further along
than he did.

1679
02:08:25,737 --> 02:08:29,618
SPEAKER_01: It's okay. Don't be eager.
Don't reach sun too quick.

1680
02:08:32,039 --> 02:08:35,600
SPEAKER_03: Wait, what was the advice?
Give that again. No, yes, I need the advice.

1681
02:08:35,800 --> 02:08:36,460
SPEAKER_03: I don't remember.

1682
02:08:36,480 --> 02:08:38,941
SPEAKER_01: Don't reach sun too quick.
Stop when

1683
02:08:38,981 --> 02:08:44,183
SPEAKER_03: you can. Oh, oh, oh, okay. And
you can't take a second test, right? You

1684
02:08:44,203 --> 02:08:48,064
SPEAKER_03: can only take one test? Yeah.
I figured. I figured.

1685
02:08:50,228 --> 02:08:53,831
SPEAKER_00: So, by the way, the key reason
why this is occurring is to understand

1686
02:08:54,892 --> 02:09:00,637
SPEAKER_00: your risk concept. You have to
know how good you are and not risk

1687
02:09:00,677 --> 02:09:03,220
SPEAKER_00: their merchandise or their
ships.

1688
02:09:03,600 --> 02:09:08,465
SPEAKER_01: Sure. Very much. Or you could
just fail on your first roll.

1689
02:09:11,550 --> 02:09:15,693
SPEAKER_03: I knew I was going to fail
before I took it. Really, as soon as I saw I

1690
02:09:15,713 --> 02:09:17,794
SPEAKER_03: was going to sit in, I was
like, I don't want to take this test. But I

1691
02:09:17,814 --> 02:09:19,689
SPEAKER_03: didn't think I could back out
of it and switch.

1692
02:09:21,396 --> 02:09:25,859
SPEAKER_02: Hearing all these horror
stories, like, Emma is like, yeah, I made

1693
02:09:26,660 --> 02:09:29,501
SPEAKER_02: executive division head.

1694
02:09:30,182 --> 02:09:33,484
SPEAKER_03: What does executive division
head mean? And is there any way that you

1695
02:09:33,524 --> 02:09:36,666
SPEAKER_03: can jury-rig the courses for
us with that position?

1696
02:09:37,616 --> 02:09:39,776
SPEAKER_02: I doubt that. Shit, dammit.

1697
02:09:40,317 --> 02:09:44,137
SPEAKER_03: Fuck. I don't want to take
these tests again. I don't know if I can take

1698
02:09:44,157 --> 02:09:44,957
SPEAKER_03: these tests again.

1699
02:09:45,738 --> 02:09:51,459
SPEAKER_01: We shall see. Is there any

1700
02:09:51,519 --> 02:09:54,799
SPEAKER_01: chance anyone saw... Is there
any chance anyone saw a space crew job

1701
02:09:54,819 --> 02:09:55,619
SPEAKER_01: description crewman?

1702
02:10:05,521 --> 02:10:09,184
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, you can just be a loader
if you want. They have a combat option.

1703
02:10:09,244 --> 02:10:10,825
SPEAKER_02: Why would you not choose the
combat option?

1704
02:10:10,845 --> 02:10:13,047
SPEAKER_03: Damn, combat option? Why
didn't you say so?

1705
02:10:13,647 --> 02:10:14,688
SPEAKER_02: I did say so.

1706
02:10:15,348 --> 02:10:18,971
SPEAKER_03: Oh. I must have been... Wasn't
there also like a loader

1707
02:10:19,011 --> 02:10:23,474
SPEAKER_02: test or something like that?
No, you can just be a loader. No, there was

1708
02:10:23,494 --> 02:10:26,236
SPEAKER_02: like a mech test or something?
Oh, a mech test.

1709
02:10:26,256 --> 02:10:28,698
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, but then I realized
there had to be a broker, so we replaced that

1710
02:10:28,718 --> 02:10:30,159
SPEAKER_00: with broker. Oh.

1711
02:10:30,800 --> 02:10:36,602
SPEAKER_03: I could also be do mech stuff,
if want. But combat. It

1712
02:10:36,862 --> 02:10:38,123
SPEAKER_03: is what I was doing before.

1713
02:10:40,724 --> 02:10:45,966
SPEAKER_00: So I imagine you're going to
go to combat, and

1714
02:10:46,687 --> 02:10:49,668
SPEAKER_00: Elias, you're going to go to
what? Obviously, they're not going to give

1715
02:10:49,708 --> 02:10:53,063
SPEAKER_00: a robot independence, so you
don't need to take a test.

1716
02:10:56,111 --> 02:10:57,812
SPEAKER_00: But Elias can take a test.

1717
02:11:01,894 --> 02:11:03,234
SPEAKER_01: So what test are you going to
take?

1718
02:11:09,873 --> 02:11:13,774
SPEAKER_01: Are the people going in there
to take the combat tests, do they have

1719
02:11:13,794 --> 02:11:19,655
SPEAKER_01: leadership? I do. Where are
you

1720
02:11:19,695 --> 02:11:25,238
SPEAKER_01: going, Kolb? I'm going to a
spacer. Okay.

1721
02:11:29,157 --> 02:11:34,298
SPEAKER_00: So my plan is, hopefully, the
first test, the low gun skill, we'll get

1722
02:11:34,358 --> 02:11:40,110
SPEAKER_00: it passed. Then... See if
Recon and Stell can get past any other

1723
02:11:40,150 --> 02:11:43,451
SPEAKER_00: tests, like, you know, they
need, like, scouts or someone to check a

1724
02:11:43,511 --> 02:11:44,971
SPEAKER_00: room before they clear it,
that sort of thing.

1725
02:11:46,531 --> 02:11:51,993
SPEAKER_01: That sounds like combat. Yeah,
but it's corporate security combat.

1726
02:11:57,654 --> 02:12:02,235
SPEAKER_00: So, since Kolb is going to the
one that no one else is going to, let's

1727
02:12:02,275 --> 02:12:03,135
SPEAKER_00: do yours first, Kolb.

1728
02:12:03,835 --> 02:12:06,016
SPEAKER_01: I can. All right.

1729
02:12:07,288 --> 02:12:10,150
SPEAKER_02: Maybe I should go to combat,
if they're going to combat. Both of you

1730
02:12:10,170 --> 02:12:10,970
SPEAKER_02: guys are going to combat?

1731
02:12:13,552 --> 02:12:14,052
SPEAKER_01: Maybe?

1732
02:12:14,012 --> 02:12:17,293
SPEAKER_02: Well, if both of you are going
to the same place, I'll go with you, and

1733
02:12:17,313 --> 02:12:22,656
SPEAKER_02: then I can leadership you.
Sure. I don't know why you wouldn't go to

1734
02:12:22,896 --> 02:12:23,877
SPEAKER_02: combat, Kieran.

1735
02:12:25,118 --> 02:12:28,879
SPEAKER_03: Oh, no. I didn't know that
there was one, and he's going to combat.

1736
02:12:29,000 --> 02:12:29,500
SPEAKER_02: Okay.

1737
02:12:30,200 --> 02:12:30,700
SPEAKER_03: Yeah.

1738
02:12:30,620 --> 02:12:35,529
SPEAKER_00: It's much more Cast and Elias
where they should go. Yeah. Is Saichi able

1739
02:12:35,589 --> 02:12:41,572
SPEAKER_00: to participate in this, or am
I just... You're in as a piece

1740
02:12:41,592 --> 02:12:43,613
SPEAKER_00: of property, because you're
not wanting to tell them you're

1741
02:12:43,813 --> 02:12:48,195
SPEAKER_00: psychologically independent,
right? Right, yes. I

1742
02:12:49,529 --> 02:12:54,799
SPEAKER_00: will be a coat rack. I'm happy
to load all day, all night.

1743
02:12:56,242 --> 02:13:01,866
SPEAKER_03: Do not worry, Saichi, I can
attest to your combat readiness.

1744
02:13:02,767 --> 02:13:05,069
SPEAKER_00: I don't need to prove myself.
I just wanted to help.

1745
02:13:05,609 --> 02:13:06,830
SPEAKER_03: No, no, no, you do not.

1746
02:13:07,991 --> 02:13:09,485
SPEAKER_01: Okay, so all combat...

1747
02:13:12,634 --> 02:13:17,178
SPEAKER_02: Yep, I will leadership you
guys. You guys can do it. I believe in you. I

1748
02:13:17,258 --> 02:13:18,679
SPEAKER_02: think that you're going to get
promoted.

1749
02:13:18,699 --> 02:13:24,323
SPEAKER_01: You're going to be heads of
security somewhere. Holy shit. Heads of...

1750
02:13:25,712 --> 02:13:26,212
SPEAKER_01: All right.

1751
02:13:27,332 --> 02:13:29,693
SPEAKER_03: You know what? I'm going to
take that advice to heart.

1752
02:13:30,173 --> 02:13:32,254
SPEAKER_00: Wow. Six boons.

1753
02:13:33,194 --> 02:13:34,734
SPEAKER_02: Wow. Holy crap.

1754
02:13:34,894 --> 02:13:36,135
SPEAKER_00: Boons.

1755
02:13:36,515 --> 02:13:37,875
SPEAKER_02: Six boons.

1756
02:13:38,836 --> 02:13:42,497
SPEAKER_00: So, as you guys are walking
up, they say, are you guys all taking the

1757
02:13:42,517 --> 02:13:48,358
SPEAKER_00: test? And we scream, fuck yes,
because we've been inspired

1758
02:13:48,398 --> 02:13:48,978
SPEAKER_00: by a god.

1759
02:13:49,678 --> 02:13:50,178
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

1760
02:13:50,079 --> 02:13:51,899
SPEAKER_00: So, they bring you all in the
room at

1761
02:13:51,939 --> 02:13:57,698
SPEAKER_01: the same time. Oh. Sick.

1762
02:13:58,999 --> 02:14:04,823
SPEAKER_00: Now, here's the way the combat
mechanic works. I'm going to give four

1763
02:14:04,843 --> 02:14:10,266
SPEAKER_00: different roles that you guys
can pick from. The problem is, not one of

1764
02:14:10,286 --> 02:14:12,008
SPEAKER_00: you can pick the same role the
other person is picking.

1765
02:14:14,489 --> 02:14:16,590
SPEAKER_01: Okay. I like this.

1766
02:14:16,650 --> 02:14:20,013
SPEAKER_00: And, if you've passed a test
with a role, you can never do that role

1767
02:14:20,053 --> 02:14:20,553
SPEAKER_00: again.

1768
02:14:21,333 --> 02:14:21,833
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

1769
02:14:22,834 --> 02:14:28,589
SPEAKER_00: Okay. The first role is...
Tactics, Military. The second

1770
02:14:28,769 --> 02:14:34,672
SPEAKER_00: role is Gun Combat, Energy.
The third role is

1771
02:14:34,972 --> 02:14:35,532
SPEAKER_00: Recon.

1772
02:14:36,653 --> 02:14:41,655
SPEAKER_01: The fourth role is Medic.
Okay.

1773
02:14:42,956 --> 02:14:47,599
SPEAKER_01: Right off the bat, the highest
I think I've got out of those is a Medic

1774
02:14:47,619 --> 02:14:48,159
SPEAKER_01: of one.

1775
02:14:50,080 --> 02:14:55,768
SPEAKER_03: The rest are zeros, though.
Pretty balanced in a little bit. So

1776
02:14:55,808 --> 02:14:58,829
SPEAKER_03: Kiernan's just kind of happy
to be directed to which one he will

1777
02:14:59,770 --> 02:15:00,430
SPEAKER_03: communicate.

1778
02:15:01,010 --> 02:15:03,131
SPEAKER_02: Kiernan, you're on first aid
duty.

1779
02:15:04,651 --> 02:15:10,433
SPEAKER_01: Perfect. Cracks. Does anyone
here have

1780
02:15:10,613 --> 02:15:11,880
SPEAKER_01: the military tactics skill?

1781
02:15:13,554 --> 02:15:15,775
SPEAKER_02: No, I'm a tactics of zero with
the military.

1782
02:15:16,775 --> 02:15:20,657
SPEAKER_00: But none of you have it at
negative, I think, is the key thing. Yeah,

1783
02:15:20,817 --> 02:15:24,724
SPEAKER_00: that's pretty nice. And so a
person with a boon who doesn't have a

1784
02:15:24,804 --> 02:15:27,806
SPEAKER_00: negative is kind of an angle
you guys are going to want to move to.

1785
02:15:31,488 --> 02:15:36,210
SPEAKER_01: We have six of them. Does
anybody... Do either

1786
02:15:36,230 --> 02:15:41,372
SPEAKER_02: of you have a military and
zero? I do. Mine's negative, so...

1787
02:15:42,033 --> 02:15:45,134
SPEAKER_02: Okay, you should take a
military then. Tactics military. Get a zero,

1788
02:15:45,174 --> 02:15:50,015
SPEAKER_02: because you've got the boon to
roll. Alrighty. I'll roll

1789
02:15:51,350 --> 02:15:55,051
SPEAKER_02: Gun Combat Energy, because I
have that at one, but I don't get any

1790
02:15:55,091 --> 02:15:59,653
SPEAKER_02: boons. That's the only thing I
have worthwhile of those.

1791
02:16:01,133 --> 02:16:02,333
SPEAKER_01: Okay. What's left?

1792
02:16:03,394 --> 02:16:04,654
SPEAKER_02: Or Medic.

1793
02:16:05,414 --> 02:16:05,995
SPEAKER_03: Yes, Medic.

1794
02:16:06,995 --> 02:16:11,296
SPEAKER_00: Or Recon. One's a Gun Combat,
one's a Recon, and one is Tactics

1795
02:16:11,356 --> 02:16:13,617
SPEAKER_00: Military. Those are the four
rolls of this turn.

1796
02:16:14,548 --> 02:16:18,969
SPEAKER_03: And I am going to roll the
tactics now. Three, two, one.

1797
02:16:20,290 --> 02:16:24,931
SPEAKER_00: And you're booning it. Yep,
you got it. Okay. And that is a failure.

1798
02:16:26,592 --> 02:16:30,899
SPEAKER_01: Why did it... Oh, but that
wasn't me. Okay. Okay.

1799
02:16:32,353 --> 02:16:37,915
SPEAKER_01: Okay. Now, we need Elias and
Golds.

1800
02:16:46,681 --> 02:16:52,085
SPEAKER_01: That is a pass for cold. I
wanted to save this for a second roll, but

1801
02:16:52,125 --> 02:16:57,228
SPEAKER_01: all right. Oh, well, we got
all those boons, so what am I talking about?

1802
02:16:58,008 --> 02:17:00,010
SPEAKER_01: We have six, too. Yeah, you
each have six.

1803
02:17:00,150 --> 02:17:04,373
SPEAKER_00: And that's a pass for game.
Okay. Are you guys going to

1804
02:17:06,854 --> 02:17:08,776
SPEAKER_00: try to rise higher than
Private Grunt?

1805
02:17:10,857 --> 02:17:16,014
SPEAKER_02: Yeah. Let's go one more. We
still got tons of boons left. Yeah.

1806
02:17:16,114 --> 02:17:19,055
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, I would like to roll
energy with the boon if that's all right.

1807
02:17:19,115 --> 02:17:22,255
SPEAKER_00: No! Every turn is different
rolls.

1808
02:17:23,676 --> 02:17:25,396
SPEAKER_01: Oh, okay. Different boar,
okay.

1809
02:17:26,837 --> 02:17:30,177
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Oh, okay. So, this turn
is

1810
02:17:32,278 --> 02:17:36,799
SPEAKER_01: melee blade, heavy weapons man
portable,

1811
02:17:39,360 --> 02:17:43,063
SPEAKER_01: investigation, And...

1812
02:17:46,876 --> 02:17:52,060
SPEAKER_01: Drive... Actually, no.
Electronics comps.

1813
02:17:55,322 --> 02:18:00,406
SPEAKER_02: I have electronics comps. Does
anybody have anything else there? At

1814
02:18:00,446 --> 02:18:00,946
SPEAKER_02: least a

1815
02:18:00,766 --> 02:18:06,583
SPEAKER_03: zero. I have a blade of one.
Oh, I have a blade of one. Which

1816
02:18:06,623 --> 02:18:11,808
SPEAKER_03: means we can switch around.
Okay, we had Blade, Electronics...

1817
02:18:11,989 --> 02:18:17,634
SPEAKER_01: Peter, you already failed. So
I'm out. You're out.

1818
02:18:19,196 --> 02:18:24,161
SPEAKER_01: Good to know. Alright, I'll do

1819
02:18:25,802 --> 02:18:28,285
SPEAKER_01: Blade, I guess, with a boon.
Okay.

1820
02:18:38,565 --> 02:18:42,428
SPEAKER_01: Bam! Bam, bam.

1821
02:18:44,029 --> 02:18:48,131
SPEAKER_00: Well, you did a recon for some
reason. But you also won with your melee,

1822
02:18:48,292 --> 02:18:54,256
SPEAKER_00: and Cole won with his
electronics. Okay. Now, the next

1823
02:18:54,316 --> 02:19:00,260
SPEAKER_00: level would be the lowest
level. So that was basically a sergeant. The

1824
02:19:00,320 --> 02:19:04,863
SPEAKER_00: next level is part of a heavy
weapons team. The level after that is

1825
02:19:05,023 --> 02:19:07,585
SPEAKER_00: you're leading a squad, and
then the last level is they give you a

1826
02:19:07,625 --> 02:19:08,145
SPEAKER_00: battlesuit.

1827
02:19:13,058 --> 02:19:18,019
SPEAKER_01: You guys want to keep going?
Zoe, you still have tons of boons left to

1828
02:19:18,059 --> 02:19:19,619
SPEAKER_01: roll if you want to keep
rolling.

1829
02:19:19,659 --> 02:19:22,500
SPEAKER_00: He's going to roll one for
every time. Because there's only one of you,

1830
02:19:22,520 --> 02:19:23,020
SPEAKER_00: so

1831
02:19:22,620 --> 02:19:27,561
SPEAKER_01: it doesn't matter. Are you
willing to risk it?

1832
02:19:28,861 --> 02:19:34,262
SPEAKER_01: No. Because right now I'm the
only one

1833
02:19:34,842 --> 02:19:38,142
SPEAKER_01: allowed to walk around
carrying a gun, right? Because everyone else

1834
02:19:38,162 --> 02:19:41,803
SPEAKER_01: failed? No, I passed. Oh,
okay.

1835
02:19:47,827 --> 02:19:52,850
SPEAKER_01: Probably not. I don't think
I'm going to have the skills to keep going,

1836
02:19:53,211 --> 02:19:53,931
SPEAKER_01: even with the boon.

1837
02:19:55,192 --> 02:19:59,855
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, so knowing that there
won't be a heavy weapons portable, but

1838
02:19:59,895 --> 02:20:04,038
SPEAKER_02: you're part of a heavy weapons
squad tempts me, because I do

1839
02:20:04,098 --> 02:20:05,259
SPEAKER_01: have vehicle heavy weapons.

1840
02:20:14,045 --> 02:20:14,605
It's up to you.

1841
02:20:22,832 --> 02:20:25,833
SPEAKER_01: No, I'm going to stop. I don't
get boon, so. Okay.

1842
02:20:26,713 --> 02:20:30,754
SPEAKER_00: So, all you guys stop. Two of
you guys are sergeants. The other guy is a

1843
02:20:30,794 --> 02:20:34,294
SPEAKER_00: loader. Okay. Everyone has
done their

1844
02:20:36,755 --> 02:20:41,276
SPEAKER_00: signing up for jobs. And you
are all given a

1845
02:20:43,036 --> 02:20:48,757
SPEAKER_00: note that you are to meet
Elaine Moreau. Sorry. Claire Bouchard.

1846
02:20:49,518 --> 02:20:54,743
SPEAKER_00: Claire Beauchard is going to
organize your living

1847
02:20:54,783 --> 02:20:58,086
SPEAKER_00: accommodations and get your
assignments prepared.

1848
02:21:02,089 --> 02:21:05,092
SPEAKER_00: So you guys can all go in as a
room as she kind of breaks that down for

1849
02:21:05,132 --> 02:21:05,632
SPEAKER_00: you.

1850
02:21:07,774 --> 02:21:12,538
SPEAKER_02: Sorry, I was muted. My nose
was running. I said, okay, I'll go there

1851
02:21:12,718 --> 02:21:13,218
SPEAKER_02: then.

1852
02:21:13,900 --> 02:21:19,443
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Does anyone want to,
while they're getting there, want to think of

1853
02:21:19,483 --> 02:21:21,945
SPEAKER_00: a plan of what they're going
to do in three days for Sashi?

1854
02:21:24,206 --> 02:21:29,290
SPEAKER_02: I was going to appropriate her
as part of my signing package.

1855
02:21:30,391 --> 02:21:34,374
SPEAKER_00: Okay, yeah. With your role,
yeah. There's not going to be a problem with

1856
02:21:34,394 --> 02:21:34,894
SPEAKER_00: that.

1857
02:21:35,555 --> 02:21:36,416
SPEAKER_01: That was my thought, yeah.

1858
02:21:37,537 --> 02:21:43,341
SPEAKER_00: Okay. So, all of you guys go
into a very HR-looking

1859
02:21:43,401 --> 02:21:49,051
SPEAKER_00: room, and... Claire Burchard
says, thank you all for joining

1860
02:21:49,131 --> 02:21:54,956
SPEAKER_00: TransStar. From the highest

1861
02:21:55,016 --> 02:22:00,901
SPEAKER_00: executive to every single
person who loads the data that we need

1862
02:22:01,141 --> 02:22:06,345
SPEAKER_00: on, TransStar is built up by
every employee that we have. Now, we've had

1863
02:22:06,385 --> 02:22:11,469
SPEAKER_00: a little bit of difficulty in
reading your faces for your employee ID.

1864
02:22:12,210 --> 02:22:18,193
SPEAKER_00: I bet she has. Are you willing
to fill

1865
02:22:18,233 --> 02:22:19,514
SPEAKER_00: out a small questionnaire

1866
02:22:21,235 --> 02:22:22,615
SPEAKER_01: as she starts handing out
pads?

1867
02:22:27,318 --> 02:22:28,558
SPEAKER_01: I mean, I'll see what it is.

1868
02:22:29,059 --> 02:22:32,400
SPEAKER_02: Like, maybe it's just shit
like, are you allergic to something? I mean,

1869
02:22:32,440 --> 02:22:35,502
SPEAKER_02: it's probably not, but you
never know. We're in so deep now.

1870
02:22:36,296 --> 02:22:41,360
SPEAKER_03: Is there any chance that we
can set stone the identity of the person who

1871
02:22:41,400 --> 02:22:45,564
SPEAKER_03: took this test so that if it
turns out that I have a different identity

1872
02:22:45,724 --> 02:22:48,046
SPEAKER_03: later, I can take the test
again?

1873
02:22:53,668 --> 02:22:58,894
SPEAKER_00: That's up to you. You guys can
try to vague that around. I like that

1874
02:22:58,934 --> 02:22:59,434
SPEAKER_00: idea.

1875
02:22:59,635 --> 02:23:02,097
SPEAKER_03: I think he introduces himself
as Jim Robinson.

1876
02:23:03,685 --> 02:23:06,428
SPEAKER_00: You're like, hey, I need a new
veil, just so I can take my testing.

1877
02:23:06,468 --> 02:23:12,373
SPEAKER_00: Quick, quick, quick. One more
veil. So, as you guys

1878
02:23:12,413 --> 02:23:17,598
SPEAKER_00: have a pattern of the state,
it says, are you A, an enemy of the state,

1879
02:23:18,199 --> 02:23:21,695
SPEAKER_00: B, a race traitor, C,

1880
02:23:26,186 --> 02:23:27,708
SPEAKER_00: a member of another
corporation,

1881
02:23:31,208 --> 02:23:33,649
SPEAKER_01: I like how it's multiple
choice. Do you have to be one of those things?

1882
02:23:34,569 --> 02:23:37,250
SPEAKER_00: Well, because your identity is
hidden. Yeah.

1883
02:23:37,570 --> 02:23:42,271
SPEAKER_01: Oh. For D, none of the above?
Are you a criminal?

1884
02:23:46,213 --> 02:23:46,713
SPEAKER_01: Hey.

1885
02:23:47,193 --> 02:23:53,055
SPEAKER_03: Notably, it does not say that
they're not willing to do

1886
02:23:53,215 --> 02:23:56,036
SPEAKER_03: business. Oh, yeah, yeah.
They're still hiring you. They just want to

1887
02:23:56,076 --> 02:23:57,096
SPEAKER_03: know who they're hiring.

1888
02:23:58,330 --> 02:24:04,112
SPEAKER_00: It's a French Foreign Legion
vibe here. But I definitely like the idea

1889
02:24:04,152 --> 02:24:06,033
SPEAKER_03: of taking the test again with
a different identity.

1890
02:24:06,653 --> 02:24:09,274
SPEAKER_00: I want to do that, actually.
We're just being framed is all.

1891
02:24:10,455 --> 02:24:15,657
SPEAKER_03: Kiernan is looking at almost

1892
02:24:16,237 --> 02:24:19,778
SPEAKER_03: for permission to sign from
people. He's like, we're doing this.

1893
02:24:20,078 --> 02:24:21,319
SPEAKER_01: This is the bit.

1894
02:24:26,355 --> 02:24:31,019
SPEAKER_01: I have a different name on my
cover. Race Trader and

1895
02:24:31,099 --> 02:24:32,100
SPEAKER_03: Foreign Company, right?

1896
02:24:32,861 --> 02:24:33,361
SPEAKER_01: Yes.

1897
02:24:33,101 --> 02:24:38,186
SPEAKER_03: I mean, of those, Race Trader
seems the least objectionable. Yes,

1898
02:24:39,107 --> 02:24:42,490
SPEAKER_03: I think officially we are
enemies of state, correct? If I remember from

1899
02:24:42,530 --> 02:24:48,115
SPEAKER_03: the news report? I don't say
this out loud. I'm asking for memory of

1900
02:24:48,175 --> 02:24:50,417
SPEAKER_03: that news report. What did
they call it? Oh, excuse me.

1901
02:24:54,527 --> 02:24:58,270
SPEAKER_03: We're like rebels or
something.

1902
02:24:59,791 --> 02:25:02,973
SPEAKER_00: One could construe the most
truthful answer is probably enemies of the

1903
02:25:02,993 --> 02:25:03,493
SPEAKER_00: state.

1904
02:25:04,334 --> 02:25:08,035
SPEAKER_01: Yeah, that's what I thought.
Yeah, like with an asterisk.

1905
02:25:10,679 --> 02:25:15,723
SPEAKER_03: Unwilling, unwilling enemies
of the state. Sure, I mean, I'm happy to

1906
02:25:15,823 --> 02:25:19,866
SPEAKER_03: underline that. I do believe
that, but are we like signing this? Is this

1907
02:25:19,946 --> 02:25:20,947
SPEAKER_03: a thing we're confirming?
Yeah.

1908
02:25:23,075 --> 02:25:25,496
SPEAKER_02: I'm just going to go for it,
and I'm going to put Enemy of the State,

1909
02:25:25,516 --> 02:25:31,497
SPEAKER_02: because the worst that they
can do is throw me out and fuck it at

1910
02:25:31,537 --> 02:25:32,037
SPEAKER_02: this point.

1911
02:25:32,858 --> 02:25:36,419
SPEAKER_00: Okay, you click Enemy of the
State. It says, you do need to, and then

1912
02:25:36,459 --> 02:25:39,740
SPEAKER_00: you see a contract kind of
appear. You do understand, as a TransStar

1913
02:25:39,780 --> 02:25:43,961
SPEAKER_00: employee, terrorist actions
will not be tolerated. You will not be able

1914
02:25:44,001 --> 02:25:48,042
SPEAKER_00: to assault or cause conflict
in the greater Soleimani nation.

1915
02:25:48,722 --> 02:25:53,064
SPEAKER_00: Understanding that every
employee is valuable to TransStar, your

1916
02:25:53,124 --> 02:25:57,106
SPEAKER_00: personal beliefs and disdain
of the Soleimani government must be kept

1917
02:25:57,146 --> 02:26:02,229
SPEAKER_00: privately into your mind, or
we will erase it for you. Be a TransStar

1918
02:26:02,289 --> 02:26:07,552
SPEAKER_00: employee today. And it's
basically saying, yeah, that's fine. We just

1919
02:26:07,572 --> 02:26:10,874
SPEAKER_00: need to know what type of bad
you were. Okay.

1920
02:26:11,074 --> 02:26:12,194
SPEAKER_02: Cool. All right.

1921
02:26:13,555 --> 02:26:19,324
SPEAKER_00: Okay. Now the contracts
appear. Now, the contract

1922
02:26:19,644 --> 02:26:25,207
SPEAKER_00: is, they say, we start with an
open employment policy

1923
02:26:25,567 --> 02:26:30,230
SPEAKER_00: where for the next 30 days,
you have the full authority to leave your

1924
02:26:30,250 --> 02:26:35,454
SPEAKER_00: transtar as we have the full
authority to fire you. In 30 days, you will

1925
02:26:35,474 --> 02:26:41,137
SPEAKER_00: then make an agreement to stay
for either two, four, or

1926
02:26:41,277 --> 02:26:46,961
SPEAKER_00: six years as a term. And at
that time, you will no longer be able

1927
02:26:47,081 --> 02:26:52,436
SPEAKER_00: to Leave outside of your
personal off work hours.

1928
02:26:54,957 --> 02:26:58,439
SPEAKER_00: But we understand that being a
TransStar employee every day is not

1929
02:26:58,479 --> 02:27:01,841
SPEAKER_00: necessarily for everyone. And
that's why we have this waiting period

1930
02:27:01,861 --> 02:27:04,722
SPEAKER_00: where people can choose to
join TransStar or not.

1931
02:27:09,204 --> 02:27:13,947
SPEAKER_01: This is perfect for our needs.
Great. Yes. Wonderful.

1932
02:27:14,607 --> 02:27:19,654
SPEAKER_00: Now, You will be charged for
your housing, your food, your

1933
02:27:20,034 --> 02:27:23,956
SPEAKER_00: accumulation of space, and the
cleaning of your

1934
02:27:26,378 --> 02:27:32,181
SPEAKER_00: objects. All of these will be

1935
02:27:32,221 --> 02:27:37,363
SPEAKER_00: taken out of your salaries
before you receive them into your employee

1936
02:27:37,403 --> 02:27:42,066
SPEAKER_00: badge and credit cards. So she
starts handing employee badges off to

1937
02:27:42,126 --> 02:27:44,207
SPEAKER_00: you, and you see they have
your real faces.

1938
02:27:45,814 --> 02:27:49,321
SPEAKER_02: Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool,
cool. No doubt, no doubt.

1939
02:27:50,315 --> 02:27:52,896
SPEAKER_00: Because when you guys went in
the VR machines, they were able to do full

1940
02:27:52,916 --> 02:27:53,636
SPEAKER_00: body scans.

1941
02:27:55,017 --> 02:27:55,779
SPEAKER_01: Oh, yeah.

1942
02:28:00,418 --> 02:28:05,300
SPEAKER_00: We understand that you might
be hesitant to walk around with your

1943
02:28:05,320 --> 02:28:09,421
SPEAKER_00: previous identities, but
understand, as a TransStar employee, as long as

1944
02:28:09,441 --> 02:28:11,821
SPEAKER_00: you're in the TransStar
Exchange, you are immune to any aspect of

1945
02:28:11,841 --> 02:28:17,453
SPEAKER_00: Jordanian prosecution. And as
long as you're on a transtar ship, you

1946
02:28:17,553 --> 02:28:23,118
SPEAKER_00: also cannot be stopped by
Soleimani, Solsack, or any other member of

1947
02:28:23,498 --> 02:28:24,960
SPEAKER_00: the greater

1948
02:28:25,760 --> 02:28:31,706
SPEAKER_01: Soleimani Armed Forces. I
mean,

1949
02:28:31,726 --> 02:28:37,551
SPEAKER_01: that kind of works. Fantastic.
It's still corporate

1950
02:28:37,591 --> 02:28:38,392
SPEAKER_01: shill, but...

1951
02:28:41,718 --> 02:28:46,602
SPEAKER_00: Now, you've also been already
assigned housing blocks based on your

1952
02:28:46,662 --> 02:28:51,465
SPEAKER_00: particular test scores, but it
seems that you're all a

1953
02:28:52,526 --> 02:28:54,168
SPEAKER_00: cadre, would one say, right?

1954
02:28:56,129 --> 02:28:56,629
SPEAKER_01: What is that?

1955
02:28:57,390 --> 02:28:59,011
SPEAKER_00: Words of brothers and sisters.

1956
02:28:59,852 --> 02:29:00,372
SPEAKER_01: Well, yes.

1957
02:29:01,733 --> 02:29:07,037
SPEAKER_00: So, you all could attempt to
live in the executive location

1958
02:29:07,678 --> 02:29:12,401
SPEAKER_00: by your associate here. She is
in,

1959
02:29:13,921 --> 02:29:18,102
SPEAKER_00: she has a suite in floor 162.

1960
02:29:18,222 --> 02:29:24,003
SPEAKER_03: It in looks with the puppy dog
eyes of

1961
02:29:24,603 --> 02:29:25,263
SPEAKER_03: a corgi.

1962
02:29:27,044 --> 02:29:32,425
SPEAKER_00: By not using your assigned
locations, you will gain back 3% of your

1963
02:29:32,445 --> 02:29:37,526
SPEAKER_00: salary. Fuck yes! Holy shit!

1964
02:29:38,346 --> 02:29:43,972
SPEAKER_01: 3%? Marginal? I sleep on
floor! I start

1965
02:29:44,192 --> 02:29:44,702
SPEAKER_01: IRA.

1966
02:29:47,533 --> 02:29:52,315
SPEAKER_02: I do think we should ask our
boss if she's okay with that before we just

1967
02:29:52,455 --> 02:29:57,597
SPEAKER_02: say we're going to do that. I
look back with corgi puppy eyes. Yeah, I

1968
02:29:57,637 --> 02:30:03,600
SPEAKER_02: would appreciate keeping
everyone together. And how long do we work

1969
02:30:03,640 --> 02:30:09,222
SPEAKER_02: in our current position before
perhaps testing into a different role?

1970
02:30:10,925 --> 02:30:11,645
SPEAKER_02: Seeking promotion?

1971
02:30:13,186 --> 02:30:18,809
SPEAKER_00: Well, normally after you work
on a particular project, your supervisor

1972
02:30:18,929 --> 02:30:23,832
SPEAKER_00: can request for you to have a
promotion or be tested into another

1973
02:30:23,852 --> 02:30:24,352
SPEAKER_00: scenario.

1974
02:30:26,573 --> 02:30:27,714
SPEAKER_01: Okay, excellent, excellent,
excellent.

1975
02:30:29,715 --> 02:30:33,156
SPEAKER_00: Now, the project that we are
going to be having you work on is Aquatic

1976
02:30:33,237 --> 02:30:33,757
SPEAKER_00: Salvage.

1977
02:30:35,658 --> 02:30:36,158
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

1978
02:30:37,888 --> 02:30:42,349
SPEAKER_00: Now, the reason one might
wonder why we need military-ized support is

1979
02:30:42,369 --> 02:30:47,731
SPEAKER_00: there is a rogue group of
dolphin extremists that are attempting to stop

1980
02:30:47,791 --> 02:30:51,092
SPEAKER_00: our salvage techniques, and
they need to be eliminated while our

1981
02:30:51,532 --> 02:30:53,533
SPEAKER_00: individual employees are
protected.

1982
02:30:56,514 --> 02:31:02,339
SPEAKER_01: Happy to help. And

1983
02:31:02,359 --> 02:31:04,119
SPEAKER_01: by eliminated, you mean just

1984
02:31:04,220 --> 02:31:07,900
SPEAKER_02: the threat neutralized and
they're set off somewhere else, right?

1985
02:31:08,981 --> 02:31:12,522
SPEAKER_00: Oh, if they're not causing a
problem, we don't care how that's solved.

1986
02:31:12,762 --> 02:31:15,242
SPEAKER_00: If you kill them, you kill
them. If you scare them off, you scare them

1987
02:31:15,282 --> 02:31:19,863
SPEAKER_00: off. As long as we are not
losing credits, we don't care.

1988
02:31:23,124 --> 02:31:25,845
SPEAKER_01: Okay. Okay.

1989
02:31:26,441 --> 02:31:31,024
SPEAKER_00: Now, at the end of the 30
days, we will do a reassignment to a different

1990
02:31:31,064 --> 02:31:34,506
SPEAKER_00: group, but this project only
has about 60 days left in it, and that's

1991
02:31:34,526 --> 02:31:37,328
SPEAKER_00: why we thought it would be a
good place for you to be able to understand

1992
02:31:37,408 --> 02:31:40,249
SPEAKER_00: where the loaders can assist
the group, where we can have some military

1993
02:31:40,289 --> 02:31:44,732
SPEAKER_00: support, and those of you with
your spacecraft aspect will be piloting

1994
02:31:44,752 --> 02:31:50,275
SPEAKER_00: the submersible, which has a
very similar floor plan to a FAR trader

1995
02:31:50,295 --> 02:31:51,196
SPEAKER_00: just without the jump traps.

1996
02:31:59,924 --> 02:32:03,245
SPEAKER_01: All right. So I'm starting,
like, right now?

1997
02:32:03,665 --> 02:32:07,606
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, just stippling my
fingers and nodding my head. Yeah, just... Oh,

1998
02:32:07,766 --> 02:32:10,267
SPEAKER_00: no, no. We definitely want you
to make sure that you're able to

1999
02:32:10,427 --> 02:32:14,288
SPEAKER_00: experience tonight and bask in
the globe, now being a TransStar

2000
02:32:14,328 --> 02:32:17,089
SPEAKER_00: employee. You'll be starting
tomorrow at 4 a.m. Ooh!

2001
02:32:18,250 --> 02:32:20,130
SPEAKER_01: Do we get cool

2002
02:32:20,210 --> 02:32:23,791
SPEAKER_00: uniforms? Yes, you do get
TransStar uniforms.

2003
02:32:24,812 --> 02:32:27,172
SPEAKER_01: Awesome! We'll dance early!

2004
02:32:27,612 --> 02:32:29,593
SPEAKER_00: So... Owl!

2005
02:32:32,366 --> 02:32:34,327
SPEAKER_01: Are they color-coded unitards
or jumpsuits?

2006
02:32:36,688 --> 02:32:39,209
SPEAKER_00: They are going to be... Well,
except the military people, yes.

2007
02:32:42,191 --> 02:32:48,053
SPEAKER_00: Color-coded jumpsuits. Also,
you guys are going to have color-coded

2008
02:32:48,794 --> 02:32:50,214
SPEAKER_00: vac suits to go into the
water.

2009
02:32:55,497 --> 02:32:57,378
SPEAKER_01: But yes, you're like, you
know...

2010
02:32:59,578 --> 02:33:02,660
SPEAKER_00: Being a unified member of
Transtar at least keeps us off from being

2011
02:33:02,820 --> 02:33:03,681
SPEAKER_00: criminals of the state.

2012
02:33:05,662 --> 02:33:11,406
SPEAKER_02: Yeah. It gives us an
opportunity to buy back time. And be a

2013
02:33:11,426 --> 02:33:13,407
SPEAKER_02: corporate show.

2014
02:33:13,827 --> 02:33:19,811
SPEAKER_03: The question that has been on
Kiernan's mind, are we wrapping up?

2015
02:33:19,831 --> 02:33:22,773
SPEAKER_03: I don't know where we're at.
He'll ask this question in character as

2016
02:33:22,833 --> 02:33:28,017
SPEAKER_03: well. How long are we planning
to do this? Is this a career change? Are

2017
02:33:28,037 --> 02:33:31,079
SPEAKER_03: we just doing this until our
names are cleared? Have we just indentured

2018
02:33:31,119 --> 02:33:31,639
SPEAKER_03: ourselves?

2019
02:33:33,240 --> 02:33:36,381
SPEAKER_02: Well, we've definitely
indentured ourselves. It's just a matter of

2020
02:33:36,401 --> 02:33:36,901
SPEAKER_02: how...

2021
02:33:38,698 --> 02:33:41,840
SPEAKER_03: How long? So we have to clear
our names in 30 days now. It doesn't sound

2022
02:33:41,860 --> 02:33:45,802
SPEAKER_03: like we're indentured. Can't
we leave, didn't they say, in 30 days? For

2023
02:33:45,822 --> 02:33:51,705
SPEAKER_03: 30 days. Yeah, 30 days. If we
can't clear our names in 30 days, we're

2024
02:33:51,886 --> 02:33:53,807
SPEAKER_03: contracted for two years at
the minimum.

2025
02:33:54,467 --> 02:33:54,967
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

2026
02:33:58,869 --> 02:34:01,591
SPEAKER_00: I would like to also explain a
little of how we're going to run your

2027
02:34:01,991 --> 02:34:07,944
SPEAKER_00: TransStar employment time. So,
we are going to start it

2028
02:34:08,064 --> 02:34:14,007
SPEAKER_00: with, there is going to be one
key event each week of your employment,

2029
02:34:14,527 --> 02:34:20,510
SPEAKER_00: okay? Then, you guys have your
days off, okay? On your days off,

2030
02:34:20,550 --> 02:34:23,933
SPEAKER_00: you're obviously going to be
trying to clear your name. Yeah.

2031
02:34:26,253 --> 02:34:30,515
SPEAKER_02: This feels so episodic, like a
serial, like I'm a WB.

2032
02:34:35,131 --> 02:34:40,556
SPEAKER_00: I'm here for it. It's the
TransStar season. And

2033
02:34:41,156 --> 02:34:45,580
SPEAKER_00: as you guys basically learn
what's going on in the TransStar scenario,

2034
02:34:46,560 --> 02:34:50,183
SPEAKER_00: you're also going to gain
access and you're going to meet other

2035
02:34:50,223 --> 02:34:52,986
SPEAKER_00: TransStar employees and find
out about different ships that you guys

2036
02:34:53,026 --> 02:34:56,208
SPEAKER_00: might be able to have and the
like while you guys are trying to clear

2037
02:34:56,228 --> 02:34:59,431
SPEAKER_00: your name. But it's obviously
going to be harder to clear your name as a

2038
02:34:59,491 --> 02:35:05,221
SPEAKER_00: weekend side gig. But you're
at least safe. You don't have to

2039
02:35:05,281 --> 02:35:08,462
SPEAKER_00: worry about Veils. You don't
have to worry about whatever, your

2040
02:35:08,482 --> 02:35:12,904
SPEAKER_00: TransStar employees. People
can not just fuck with you for no reason.

2041
02:35:14,184 --> 02:35:14,684
SPEAKER_00: Yeah.

2042
02:35:14,624 --> 02:35:15,865
SPEAKER_03: Except their own people.

2043
02:35:17,725 --> 02:35:22,187
SPEAKER_00: And you guys will begin to see
the aftermath of the SoulSec guy getting

2044
02:35:22,227 --> 02:35:24,087
SPEAKER_00: the data that was sent to him,
because that was already done.

2045
02:35:25,568 --> 02:35:29,709
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, because you guys were
freaking creepy and sent it to his house.

2046
02:35:29,749 --> 02:35:35,683
SPEAKER_02: Like, why would you do that?
Send the message. The other option was to

2047
02:35:35,723 --> 02:35:37,685
SPEAKER_02: have a drone delivered to him
in his car.

2048
02:35:37,765 --> 02:35:39,506
SPEAKER_01: Like, set the fire under his
head.

2049
02:35:39,526 --> 02:35:42,689
SPEAKER_02: At least that's not what,
like, people, like, you're gonna give them

2050
02:35:42,729 --> 02:35:47,513
SPEAKER_02: paranoia of suicide. Like, oh,
they're always watching me. I better not

2051
02:35:47,533 --> 02:35:48,033
SPEAKER_02: be here.

2052
02:35:50,265 --> 02:35:54,326
SPEAKER_03: Yeah, you know, I mean, this
guy is hard-boiled. Yeah, he's the guy that

2053
02:35:54,386 --> 02:35:55,346
SPEAKER_03: usually does the watching.

2054
02:35:56,246 --> 02:36:00,487
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, I want to circle back to
something. He said, no one can screw with

2055
02:36:00,587 --> 02:36:01,947
SPEAKER_00: us, except for the people

2056
02:36:01,967 --> 02:36:05,708
SPEAKER_03: who work here. They still got
to fill out requisition forms to fuck with

2057
02:36:05,768 --> 02:36:08,228
SPEAKER_03: us, right? So it's not as bad
as that's your...

2058
02:36:11,369 --> 02:36:17,290
SPEAKER_00: So, did people enjoy tonight's
TransDar game? Yes.

2059
02:36:17,330 --> 02:36:18,410
SPEAKER_00: Most definitely.

2060
02:36:19,837 --> 02:36:22,839
SPEAKER_02: Where are we going to put
Carla? Is she going to do the tests too?

2061
02:36:24,000 --> 02:36:26,222
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, I'm just going to have
her do the military test because she's

2062
02:36:26,342 --> 02:36:32,146
SPEAKER_00: likely to win the military
test. Okay, cool. Because if I give her

2063
02:36:32,166 --> 02:36:36,689
SPEAKER_00: three choices on that in
escalating things, I easily can imagine her

2064
02:36:36,709 --> 02:36:40,912
SPEAKER_00: getting to two or three. Okay.
And then we'll see if she loses.

2065
02:36:41,753 --> 02:36:47,437
SPEAKER_00: After missions, we can try
advancing again? No, no, no.

2066
02:36:47,918 --> 02:36:53,883
SPEAKER_00: After... Like, the C thing is
done. Then they'll put you in... Your

2067
02:36:53,923 --> 02:36:55,703
SPEAKER_00: boss can recommend you for
another test.

2068
02:36:56,584 --> 02:36:57,084
SPEAKER_01: Okay.

2069
02:36:58,424 --> 02:37:02,486
SPEAKER_00: So, unless you guys want to be
Transstar for the Chronicle, or ditch

2070
02:37:02,526 --> 02:37:05,387
SPEAKER_00: your guys' contract halfway
through, no one's getting a new test.

2071
02:37:06,267 --> 02:37:08,488
SPEAKER_03: Okay. Kiernan's not lottery.
He's ready to leave already. Yeah. Mm-hmm.

2072
02:37:08,588 --> 02:37:09,088
SPEAKER_03: And...

2073
02:37:21,778 --> 02:37:25,601
SPEAKER_00: Obviously, once you guys get
your identities back or you find the

2074
02:37:25,621 --> 02:37:29,384
SPEAKER_00: criminals or whatever, and
Transtar also has records and stuff.

2075
02:37:29,444 --> 02:37:34,768
SPEAKER_00: Obviously, people ought to be
shipping stuff back and forth. Also, you

2076
02:37:34,828 --> 02:37:40,592
SPEAKER_00: can, let's say you guys do
choose to give up. You could just, now that

2077
02:37:40,612 --> 02:37:43,634
SPEAKER_00: you're Transtar employees, you
could just save all your income from

2078
02:37:43,674 --> 02:37:47,897
SPEAKER_00: Transtar to quit at 30 days
and pay for a flight off.

2079
02:37:49,782 --> 02:37:50,922
SPEAKER_01: Oh, okay.

2080
02:37:51,722 --> 02:37:57,584
SPEAKER_00: That works. And then you're
still enemies of the Soleimani State, but at

2081
02:37:57,644 --> 02:38:03,525
SPEAKER_00: least you're not here. So
there are a few kind of

2082
02:38:03,705 --> 02:38:09,366
SPEAKER_00: avenues and angles you guys
can go. But the transfer was

2083
02:38:09,486 --> 02:38:12,746
SPEAKER_00: always meant to be basic. It's
the net. Like, you guys could have kept

2084
02:38:12,806 --> 02:38:17,401
SPEAKER_00: running around without veils.
You guys could have... Gone super

2085
02:38:17,441 --> 02:38:21,242
SPEAKER_00: criminal. You guys could have
done a lot of kind of angles. The

2086
02:38:21,262 --> 02:38:25,684
SPEAKER_00: TransStar one is no matter
what, you guys were going to hit that net if

2087
02:38:25,964 --> 02:38:26,984
SPEAKER_00: you had no other choices.

2088
02:38:29,085 --> 02:38:31,145
SPEAKER_01: Thank you.

2089
02:38:31,245 --> 02:38:34,766
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I mean, we just all seem
very, well, I don't want to say all. The

2090
02:38:34,806 --> 02:38:38,948
SPEAKER_02: majority seem very against
working with a mobster, and I count myself as

2091
02:38:39,028 --> 02:38:42,689
SPEAKER_02: one of those. Because, again,
I just felt like trying to clear our

2092
02:38:42,749 --> 02:38:46,290
SPEAKER_02: names, but then having done
terrible things was counterproductive.

2093
02:38:47,760 --> 02:38:51,001
SPEAKER_03: If we don't get caught, then
we never did a crime.

2094
02:38:51,121 --> 02:38:55,520
SPEAKER_00: In Germany, it's not against
the law to try to break out a prison.

2095
02:38:56,502 --> 02:39:00,223
SPEAKER_02: That's true. That's very true.

2096
02:39:01,804 --> 02:39:03,984
SPEAKER_00: But did people have fun? Yeah.

2097
02:39:04,504 --> 02:39:08,866
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I
wish I had rolled higher than a three on

2098
02:39:08,946 --> 02:39:14,547
SPEAKER_02: my... I was only going to try
two rolls, so...

2099
02:39:19,600 --> 02:39:22,804
SPEAKER_03: If I had gone to the other
test, I may have done very well on it,

2100
02:39:22,844 --> 02:39:24,106
SPEAKER_03: actually. What would have been

2101
02:39:24,126 --> 02:39:29,973
SPEAKER_01: the fourth one? For the space.
For

2102
02:39:30,033 --> 02:39:32,256
SPEAKER_01: space, let me pull up the
sheet.

2103
02:39:37,345 --> 02:39:37,845
SPEAKER_01: Wait, no.

2104
02:39:37,885 --> 02:39:43,408
SPEAKER_00: So the space one, all the
seats were there. It was leadership. Yes, you

2105
02:39:43,428 --> 02:39:44,168
SPEAKER_00: did the fourth role.

2106
02:39:44,188 --> 02:39:47,089
SPEAKER_03: You failed on the fourth one,
didn't you? I failed on the fourth one.

2107
02:39:47,909 --> 02:39:51,331
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, so you did all four.
Right. The fifth is you actually did

2108
02:39:51,371 --> 02:39:52,031
SPEAKER_00: leadership, too.

2109
02:39:54,372 --> 02:39:55,353
SPEAKER_01: That would be the captain's
chair.

2110
02:39:55,713 --> 02:40:00,795
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, it's captain, it's
pilot, it's basically electronics, and it's

2111
02:40:00,915 --> 02:40:02,456
SPEAKER_00: engineering. Those are the
five seats.

2112
02:40:03,456 --> 02:40:05,657
SPEAKER_03: I could have done each and
every one of those roles. It's all sad.

2113
02:40:06,215 --> 02:40:09,397
SPEAKER_02: What would have been the next
for the combat?

2114
02:40:10,137 --> 02:40:13,218
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, what's the third combat
been? The next for combat... Let me pull

2115
02:40:13,238 --> 02:40:18,741
SPEAKER_00: it up. So the next for combat
was going to be

2116
02:40:20,302 --> 02:40:25,044
SPEAKER_00: athletics strength. It was
going to be

2117
02:40:26,965 --> 02:40:31,007
SPEAKER_00: a drive, and I was going to
roll random on a drive. It was going to

2118
02:40:31,127 --> 02:40:37,111
SPEAKER_00: be... Vax

2119
02:40:37,171 --> 02:40:41,114
SPEAKER_00: suit, and it was going to be a
gun combat slug.

2120
02:40:44,597 --> 02:40:49,121
SPEAKER_02: Gun combat slug would have
been good for me, but... I might have been

2121
02:40:49,141 --> 02:40:49,881
SPEAKER_02: able to go

2122
02:40:49,921 --> 02:40:52,464
SPEAKER_03: Vax suit, but with the
variant, okay.

2123
02:40:52,704 --> 02:40:56,847
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, but hey. You roll Vax
suits also on battle suits, that's why it

2124
02:40:56,867 --> 02:40:57,367
SPEAKER_00: starts there.

2125
02:40:58,248 --> 02:40:58,949
SPEAKER_01: Yes. Okay.

2126
02:40:58,969 --> 02:41:04,762
SPEAKER_00: Okay. But yeah, and then the
like

2127
02:41:04,822 --> 02:41:08,264
SPEAKER_00: last ones of that was like I
tried to make each one of the tests also

2128
02:41:08,505 --> 02:41:14,368
SPEAKER_00: different. So it wasn't like
the fact

2129
02:41:14,408 --> 02:41:19,392
SPEAKER_00: that the the space when you
got to pick your seat and the executive one,

2130
02:41:20,092 --> 02:41:24,135
SPEAKER_00: it was an unknown every time.
And then the combat one, it was a combat

2131
02:41:24,255 --> 02:41:27,497
SPEAKER_00: team. It was tried to give
each one a different vibe.

2132
02:41:31,120 --> 02:41:36,723
SPEAKER_00: It was pretty cool. I like it.
Okay. So I'm happy to let people go, and

2133
02:41:37,144 --> 02:41:41,146
SPEAKER_00: we can do in two weeks, and I
will start writing more TransStar stuff,

2134
02:41:41,546 --> 02:41:46,649
SPEAKER_00: because I have, like, one
page.

2135
02:41:46,849 --> 02:41:49,491
SPEAKER_02: I thought it was a secret
place that we could go hide out. I didn't

2136
02:41:49,531 --> 02:41:54,033
SPEAKER_02: necessarily think it was going
to be a three-day pass to Disney World.

2137
02:41:54,534 --> 02:41:56,415
SPEAKER_02: Okay, you guys also didn't
need to take the test.

2138
02:41:57,015 --> 02:42:00,197
SPEAKER_00: You guys could have just,
like, slept in the streets with

2139
02:42:02,326 --> 02:42:03,166
SPEAKER_02: Yeah, I suppose.

2140
02:42:03,186 --> 02:42:06,747
SPEAKER_03: We could have just said
purchasing or something

2141
02:42:06,827 --> 02:42:10,687
SPEAKER_00: like that. This is solving
problems. We've solved some problems. Yeah,

2142
02:42:10,727 --> 02:42:11,227
SPEAKER_00: exactly.

2143
02:42:11,348 --> 02:42:13,968
SPEAKER_02: The recruitment video was too
good. Yeah.

2144
02:42:14,918 --> 02:42:20,889
SPEAKER_00: Corporate estimates. I want to
be a part of the team. I

2145
02:42:20,989 --> 02:42:24,930
SPEAKER_00: actually have some television
commercials already prepped when you guys

2146
02:42:24,990 --> 02:42:27,910
SPEAKER_00: are, like, watching TV. Join
me. I'll do my part.

2147
02:42:31,305 --> 02:42:37,286
SPEAKER_00: There's going to be one about
how one kid was

2148
02:42:37,886 --> 02:42:43,148
SPEAKER_00: pulled out for being special
and that he was able to do all these

2149
02:42:43,208 --> 02:42:46,408
SPEAKER_00: particular things and we need
to understand that every single person in

2150
02:42:46,428 --> 02:42:51,449
SPEAKER_00: the Salmon Nation is
important. And then there's going to be another one

2151
02:42:51,529 --> 02:42:55,590
SPEAKER_00: about, oh, you know, through a
shipping accident, this man lost his wife

2152
02:42:55,750 --> 02:43:01,683
SPEAKER_00: and And he lost his brother.
But

2153
02:43:01,803 --> 02:43:07,688
SPEAKER_00: now he's given us support by
the Solomani Nation and we've

2154
02:43:07,708 --> 02:43:10,970
SPEAKER_00: given him free housing and all
these other things because you're part of

2155
02:43:10,990 --> 02:43:16,875
SPEAKER_00: the Solomani family. And I've
like, I think, 10 commercials

2156
02:43:16,895 --> 02:43:18,716
SPEAKER_00: written up. Wow.

2157
02:43:21,238 --> 02:43:24,480
SPEAKER_02: You're prepared for our
hijinks.

2158
02:43:25,301 --> 02:43:30,484
SPEAKER_00: Hijinks. You guys went
corporate chill at least for 30 days. Or you guys

2159
02:43:30,505 --> 02:43:34,188
SPEAKER_00: can leave tomorrow. By the
way, you guys can just leave in three days,

2160
02:43:34,228 --> 02:43:38,952
SPEAKER_00: too. It's you have any time
within 30 days to leave. Right.

2161
02:43:38,992 --> 02:43:39,492
SPEAKER_01: Yeah.

2162
02:43:40,573 --> 02:43:43,356
SPEAKER_00: No, there's definitely a... As
soon as we clear our names, we can go.

2163
02:43:44,477 --> 02:43:49,101
SPEAKER_00: Yeah. Like, hell, you guys
could just not show up to work and wait for

2164
02:43:49,141 --> 02:43:51,703
SPEAKER_00: them to, like, fire you. Yeah.

2165
02:43:54,801 --> 02:43:59,923
SPEAKER_02: Well, my thought was, oh, we
do the submarine mission until we get

2166
02:44:00,123 --> 02:44:05,344
SPEAKER_02: the... I'm assuming this is
related to the rumors we heard of the ship

2167
02:44:05,444 --> 02:44:11,086
SPEAKER_02: being sunk in waters. So we,
you know, I kind of want to just sub until

2168
02:44:11,106 --> 02:44:14,347
SPEAKER_02: we can get the ship out and
steal the ship. But then we're now stuck in

2169
02:44:14,387 --> 02:44:18,289
SPEAKER_02: a ship that Transstar would
then be after, so...

2170
02:44:19,829 --> 02:44:23,638
SPEAKER_00: It's a little different than
you think. It's basically... Mike, not to

2171
02:44:23,658 --> 02:44:26,960
SPEAKER_00: give all of it away, Transtar
is involved in something in the water, but

2172
02:44:27,581 --> 02:44:31,223
SPEAKER_00: because you have an executive
there, she can keep pushing resources to

2173
02:44:31,263 --> 02:44:34,386
SPEAKER_00: get you guys also working on
the ship while she's trying to cover up you

2174
02:44:34,446 --> 02:44:36,547
SPEAKER_00: guys are doing the Transtar
project.

2175
02:44:37,928 --> 02:44:38,428
SPEAKER_01: Oh.

2176
02:44:40,670 --> 02:44:45,954
SPEAKER_00: And when aren't guards or
escorting loaders carrying stuff around, who's

2177
02:44:45,974 --> 02:44:51,776
SPEAKER_00: going to ask a lot of
questions? And the fact that you guys

2178
02:44:51,816 --> 02:44:54,679
SPEAKER_00: also have so many loaders, no
one's going to think that you guys are

2179
02:44:54,899 --> 02:44:57,502
SPEAKER_00: doing anything hijink. You're
like, we were told to load this to here.

2180
02:44:57,743 --> 02:45:03,709
SPEAKER_00: That's what the paperwork
says. And we have an

2181
02:45:03,749 --> 02:45:07,514
SPEAKER_00: exact that can make the
paperwork look real. And those security guys

2182
02:45:07,694 --> 02:45:12,550
SPEAKER_00: already cleared it. What are
you guys complaining about? Right. And I do

2183
02:45:12,630 --> 02:45:16,714
SPEAKER_00: think that, like, Annette
being, like, the guard of the executive, like,

2184
02:45:16,834 --> 02:45:19,276
SPEAKER_00: who's gonna fuck with her?
Because she gets... By the way, you can just

2185
02:45:19,296 --> 02:45:24,300
SPEAKER_00: take out her restrainer bolt
now. So, like, anybody who wants to fuck

2186
02:45:24,340 --> 02:45:24,840
SPEAKER_00: with you can be like...

2187
02:45:25,181 --> 02:45:26,302
SPEAKER_02: Yay, guns!

2188
02:45:28,283 --> 02:45:32,987
SPEAKER_00: It's, uh... Oh, and by the
way, the vibe of Transtar is supposed to be,

2189
02:45:33,047 --> 02:45:35,770
SPEAKER_00: like, CCP from RoboCop.

2190
02:45:37,751 --> 02:45:42,513
SPEAKER_02: Oh, okay. Okay. I got a very
Disney vibe from them, but I think that's

2191
02:45:42,593 --> 02:45:45,194
SPEAKER_02: the whole, like, have a
magical day kind of bullshit.

2192
02:45:48,076 --> 02:45:50,658
SPEAKER_00: Yeah, I tried to make it a
little between, like, CCP and Boeing.

2193
02:45:55,921 --> 02:45:57,282
SPEAKER_00: That's the Disney feel you're
getting.

2194
02:45:58,123 --> 02:46:03,466
SPEAKER_02: I guess that is a Disney.
Boeing is very corporate. Yeah. Happy, yeah.

2195
02:46:04,807 --> 02:46:06,468
SPEAKER_02: Boeing is mother, Boeing is
father.

2196
02:46:08,545 --> 02:46:12,193
SPEAKER_00: Okay. I'm going to let you go.
I'm going to kill the recording, and I

2197
02:46:12,213 --> 02:46:13,015
SPEAKER_00: will see you all in two weeks.

2198
02:46:14,077 --> 02:46:19,148
SPEAKER_01: All right. Thank you, guys.
Good night. Good night.