Medium · Savoir Faire ≥ 4
You're already pretty deep into this. What's a little more? No one can see you here in Martinaise...
Motorics
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You're already pretty deep into this. What's a little more? No one can see you here in Martinaise...
You caught him off balance. Push and he will give way.
For starters, you could find out what's behind that mystery door in the kitchen. If it's a secret route, she could have used that to get to the roof!
For starters, you could search the Whirling-in-Rags for hidden passages she could have used to get to the roof. There's a door in the kitchen I've had my eye on for a while...
For starters, you could find out what's behind that mystery door in the kitchen. If it's a secret route, she could have used that to get to the roof!
For starters, you could search the Whirling-in-Rags for hidden passages she could have used to get to the roof. There's a door in the kitchen I've had my eye on for a while...
Seemed neurological... central nervous system's really banged up.
You could totally sell this pin for cash.
Expensive isn't everything. Bet this light doesn't even have a recognisable brand. And you can't exactly strut down the street and turn heads with it like you can a new Perseus Black number.
Expensive isn't everything. And we know that light isn't even a recognisable brand. You can't exactly strut down the street and turn heads with it like you can a new Perseus Black number, either.
Let's not completely write it off yet. Perhaps there's a business venture to be had here. Any ideas?
It's up to you. If you think it's got ROI potential then go ahead. Just bear in mind that these shares are developing into a fortune without you having to do anything.
Sure it does. Not saying you should definitely not get it. But let's think about what to do with it first. Any ideas?
Oh, he's totally jealous. He can barely hold it in!
He's right. His customers are desperates, lowlifes, and bored browsers. They don't understand high culture. They don't want their purchases to elevate them. They just want some old junk at a bargain price.
As little as possible. We only sell shares if we're getting something of more value for them. Shares are premium goods. THINK BIG BUSINESS!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! What are you doing? That street light isn't worth anywhere near that much. Reel it in, moneybags. Or do you like being bankrupt?
Looks surprisingly official for a small-time trader. Some of your big-biz flair must be rubbing off on him.