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IS anyone willing to be my late night assistant? I am hoping for someone who can work the super late hours. Its not like you have to do much, just hand someone a drink make a little idle chat and go back to your other threads.
I am hoping for someone willing to work 23:00 to maybe 07:00 MT. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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the sky because it is that old that blue October's bright blue weather out to sea blue sky coming into the tree's shadow salt winds blue autumn skies folded into mountains purple shadow
Enjoy.
And here are your olives.
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I'm just tense and melancholy tonight. I feel like a Sisyphus, trying to overcome a mountain of troubles, but unable to make progress, despite my hardest efforts, you know?
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Achilles Betrayal - This drink starts out seeming to be exactly what you want then suddenly without warning it leaves you with a sour aftertaste that lasts for hours.
::Warning, may leave the coppery taste of blood on your tongue::
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The bar is now open 24/7. The only problem is that I don't have anybody willing to take over the late night shift to serve anyone, so the bar just becomes a sleep the night away joint.
(ps: I do have a set of cyber security cams to watch for unwanted behaviour)
I am more than willing to "hire" someone willing to work those hours though.
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*looks on in mild amusement at the legal-age drinkers*
I wish I was old enough to have my car keys taken away. Of course, I also wish I was old enough to have car keys.
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Um, it is a little too strong and too complicated for me, actually. I'd prefer something simple, serene, soothing. Not too strong, not too sweet, no bizarre side effects.
<perches on squishy sofa, snuggles under comfy Afghan, and relaxes in front of the fire>
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Tante, make sure that's the right kind of Afghan. THe last time I fell asleep on the couch someone threw the wrong Afghan over me. It smelled a little like camels and kept shouting, "Death to Americans! Al Qeada!" I could hardly sleep for it.
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Advent, a virgin strawberry dacquiri is still too sweet and complicated. I guess I'll just go with my regular drink, with the oatmeal cookies on the side.
And no, it is the peaceful kind of Afghan. I did't even know that you kept the other kind in the bar.
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Really? I just thought both of you were sleeping on Afgans (the dogs).
*laughs* Okay, I'm good now.
Get back to work Tinros. If we don't get any customers for a while, then I want you to start working on your assignment. We need more drinks and even more important more food choices.
So get to it! I don't pay you all that money for nothin.
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Ah a nice drink after a hard day would be nice Tinros any suggestions oh and with whatever you give me can i have an order of fries
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Gladly and can i use one of those Afgans while i wait for the drink to be made along with my order of fries
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