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CHARACTERS: Jo Harvelle & YOU
LOCATION: Space Babylon
WARNINGS: Drunken Shenanigans
SUMMARY: No special occasion here, just an open post for anybody that frequents the space bar. mix and mingle, friends. put up open threads for your characters, or talk toWichita Jo, or. whatever. anything goes!
[ when she'd texted Wichita about asking for her job back, the last thing she'd expected was to be told to take it over for a little while. But this was Wichita, and Jo trusted her privacy enough not to ask questions. the bar will be here when you get back and that was that. So for those who frequent the bar looking for Wichita, you won't find her. Instead, you'll find this blonde here who you've probably seen walking around - she's the only other bartender at this joint, after all.
And now she's running it. Which isn't as difficult as some might thing - sure, she's used to running this place with at least one other person (even back home, at least she had her mom), but Jo's had a lot on her mind and keeping busy helps her keep her head clear. She's bustling around the room, most likely, humming along to whatever vaguely eighties mix she's been able to put together. It's either that or she's behind the bar, mixing drinks and chatting it up like all good bartenders do. Or try to do. ]
LOCATION: Space Babylon
WARNINGS: Drunken Shenanigans
SUMMARY: No special occasion here, just an open post for anybody that frequents the space bar. mix and mingle, friends. put up open threads for your characters, or talk to
[ when she'd texted Wichita about asking for her job back, the last thing she'd expected was to be told to take it over for a little while. But this was Wichita, and Jo trusted her privacy enough not to ask questions. the bar will be here when you get back and that was that. So for those who frequent the bar looking for Wichita, you won't find her. Instead, you'll find this blonde here who you've probably seen walking around - she's the only other bartender at this joint, after all.
And now she's running it. Which isn't as difficult as some might thing - sure, she's used to running this place with at least one other person (even back home, at least she had her mom), but Jo's had a lot on her mind and keeping busy helps her keep her head clear. She's bustling around the room, most likely, humming along to whatever vaguely eighties mix she's been able to put together. It's either that or she's behind the bar, mixing drinks and chatting it up like all good bartenders do. Or try to do. ]
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So, what'd you do before you got here?
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This, mostly. Some waitressing...moved around a lot, so getting anything more permanent wasn't an option.
[ Also, hunting, but that's a little more complicated to bring up. ]
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[He's no stranger to that, certainly, having been on his own, moving constantly from place to place, since he'd left home as a teenager. Couldn't say he'd ever met a traveling bartender, though. Mostly a lot of bounty hunters like himself.]
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[ at least, not when she finally got a taste of it. Nineteen years under one room was plenty. ]
Plus the work I did tended to change locations, depending on what I could find.
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[He finishes off his drink and looks at the label out of curiosity, then sets the bottle down.]
Never was much for space travel, though. It's too much sittin' around. Shame there's no other good way to get from one planet to the next.
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Did you space travel a lot back home?
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[He smirks and takes a drink from the new bottle.]
Anyway, no, not a lot. Not when I could avoid it. But you gotta get from one planet to another somehow when the job prospects on one get slim.
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I like to hold myself to a certain level of quality.
So it's easy to do where you're from? [ a beat, and then she continues
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[Because while he certainly understands the poverty that a lot of people live in means they'll never get to leave home, he'd figured out how to beat the system when he was young. It's a damn shame how many people don't know anything else beyond what they're born into, he can't really blame them. A little ingenuity goes a long way, but the ultra-rich who run the megacorporations are really the ones at fault for putting people down and keeping them there.]
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[ though that wasn't really her problem, was it? she was the one that stuck around, ran back home when school didn't work out. getting in a car and just driving was hard if you didn't actually have a car, but she'd managed. there were always ways. ]
Space wasn't as popular, I guess.
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But you actually have space travel, back there? Puts you a step ahead of most a' the people here. You have fast travel, too?
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Whaddya mean fast travel? Like bullet trains?
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[He has a drink, then shakes his head.]
No, no. It's a type of digistruct. You scan somethin' at a station, it makes a blueprint, breaks it down an' reassembles it at a different station somewhere else. Fast travel's the version for people.