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[kimmish]

Secretan here. Leave a message and I'll contact you when I can.
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[doesitanyway]

If nothing else it must be an awful lot of work resurrecting dead people just as they were. Whatever their method to do so may be, I can't imagine they'd want to expend so many resources because of one or two assholes.

[kimmish]

No, I can't imagine that either.

[doesitanyway]

Sorry, too cynical? I've a penchant for that.

[kimmish]

Not at all, I was simply agreeing with you.
I would have said that statement was practical, not cynical.

[doesitanyway]

I've argued as much myself, but the line seems to land somewhere different for everyone. What we consider practical or realistic is shaped by how dramatically shitty our lives have been, I suppose.

But if I'm going to ask after yours, I should really buy you a drink.

[kimmish]

You could. Or I could stand you one.
I'm the manager (and currently sole employee) of the Spread Eagle in the Down.
Come by sometime if you'd like.

[doesitanyway]

[ There's a far longer pause before Trevor's next message than between any in the conversation previously. It could be coincidence, but it's not. ]

I'm familiar with it.

[kimmish]

[That is....interesting.]

I'm glad to hear it.

[doesitanyway]

It's been some time since I stopped in. You say you're the only employee? That doesn't seem very sustainable.

[kimmish]

From what I understand, the previous proprietor mostly ran it by himself as well.
But it's a temporary situation in my case. I've only just taken over recently and fully intend to hire more staff.

[doesitanyway]

He did. But mostly is not completely. There is a world of difference between being alone and having even one other person around to help you.

That said, I'm sure you know what you're doing.

[kimmish]

Well. That's true enough.
And I appreciate the vote of confidence.

[He probably knows what he's doing.]