[audio cuts in mid conversation]
-- kinda crappy for a karaoke bar... that's all I'm saying. I would have liked to had my son's party here, but I really don't think it's gonna work.
I get it, lady, but really... we just don't care anymore. Business is crap right now and I'm lookin' to sell anyway.Well of course it is! You're not even taken care
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A karaoke bar? I love karaoke!
Did she say workers? You need a job.
I guess I do.
Hey Lady? Can you employ this optimistic ball of orange fur?
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[talking cat. Not that strange considering her daughter in law is a fish girl. The fact that her D-Comm broadcast all that is slightly more surprising.]
Well, I did say I needed workers... [looking around] This place needs some serious interior work before I can even think about opening it as a respectable karaoke bar...
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He also does it at the speed of montage.
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Take what you can get, hun.
Uh.. yeah, sure. Hired, I guess.
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We're still having it. But I kind of own the place now.
... happy birthday?
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Any port ta call is only as good as the vittles dished up there for the wary souls comin' ta find solace there.
And it jus' so 'appen's I know me a cook who is, shall we say, "Between jobs"?
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Food would be a good way to bring in more customers! I think that's a great idea!
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Lemme buy you a drink as a fellow manager? Sort of a welcome to the game.
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[Attachment: Beer!]
Get used to it Mama Gummy bear. Being a manager means things will only get weirder.
But never you worry if you ever need advise you just call Uncle Lorne. I've been through more weird club destroying situations then you could imagine and I always come out singin'!
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[Lisa is totally laughing]
My seven year old is engaged to a fish girl that's the daughter of the Goddess of the Sea and a scientist. I really don't think things can get THAT weird again.
But thank you, I appreciate it.
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