Conversation · Garte, the Cafeteria Manager
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- Garte, the Cafeteria Manager
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- Day 1 · "I saw a sign that said the mess hall is reserved for the Union." "About my bill..."
- Day 2 · "Fine. I'll take the trash container key." "About my bill for tonight..." Continue Continue "So, uh... you sure you can't swing me a free bed?" "About my bill..." "Come on, man. It's late. Do I really have to pay you again?"
- Day 3 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 4 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 5 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 6 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 7 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 8+ · "About my bill for tonight..."
- 01:00 · 02:00 · 03:00 · 04:00 · 05:00 · 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 "I've seen something here at the Whirling, Garte. A thing I need to talk about." "Garte, I saw a sign that said I couldn't go into the kitchen. Why can't I go into the kitchen?"
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He takes a breath. "I don't make the rules. Pay 20 reál or sleep in the trash container. I don't care which you do. The key is yours if you want it."
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"As a matter of fact, you already have the key to your new room -- the trash container, remember? You said you'd give the key back and didn't..."
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"You already have the key to your new room. I gave it to you earlier -- to unlock the trash container, remember?"
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"You've already unlocked your new room. The trash container outside is ready and waiting."
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"Here. A new room key." He places a key on the counter in front of him. "It's the key to the trash container outside."
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"Good. You got the room for the night, but remember -- you'll need another 20 reál tomorrow."
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You know, there might be other places to sleep on this coast... you'll find one eventually.
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Take it easy on him. Deep down he really hates being the guy who has to remind you.
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The breath catches in his chest. The light in his eyes snuffs out all at once. After a moment, he speaks.
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He blinks, as one might at a burning motor-carriage. "It is though. Right now, it literally is my business..." He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
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- He blinks, as one might at a burning motor-carriage. "It is though. Right now, it literally is my business..." He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
- "Then you really don't need a free room, do you?" He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
- "Too bad," he mutters. He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
"But you know what? You're in luck. Because you don't have to ever pay me again."
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"Not at all, officer." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "It's true. You don't have to pay me anything."
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"You don't have to give me any money at all. If you want a room, yes, you'll need to pay me -- but you don't have to just give me money. Giving me money for a room is your choice."
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- "Not at all, officer." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "It's true. You don't have to pay me anything."
- "Oh, sorry, I think you misunderstand. Let me explain." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "I didn't say I'd give you a free room. I just said you don't have to pay me."
- "Perfectly serious." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "You don't have to pay me anything."
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"No. You can choose to give me 20 reál for a room or you can choose not to. I don't care what you decide."
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"Oh, sorry, I think you misunderstand. Let me explain." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "I didn't say I'd give you a free room. I just said you don't have to pay me."
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"Perfectly serious." The corners of his lips turn into the slightest smile. "You don't have to pay me anything."
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"Too bad," he mutters. He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
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"Then you really don't need a free room, do you?" He shakes his head -- and stops as a strange, new, cruel light rekindles in his features.
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He refuses to reply. Only his breathing quickens with badly-concealed irritation.
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"No, your package isn't here yet," he says with undisguised disdain. "I told you I'd let you know."
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"Oh, you know..." he looks around at the empty place. "People don't tend to stick around after shoot-outs. Turns out they're not good for business."
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"Ah, them! Nice people -- but no. Lena said they were going back to Jamrock. I saw them pass by, outside." He waves at the windows. "This was before the fight started."
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"I'm glad she got out of here before all that. Bullets flying and stuff... people inside were quite terrified you know. I had to take action and step outside too..."
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"I mean, you're a detective, perhaps you can track them down? Shouldn't be that hard..."