Around Town, Thursday Afternoon

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Now that Sam had a little time to settle into the island, he was starting up what he'd been, you know, hired to do.

Which meant he was putting up flyers around town.

GROUP COUNSELLING

On going sessions beginning Monday, 4/28/14 at the Clinic

-Dealing with stress
-Managing social situations
-Communication skills
-Anger management
-Healthy relationship building

Contact: Sam Wilson (555-FALC) for more information

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[vdistinctive]

"That would be very weird," Eliot confirmed. "But no. My world is more along the lines of 'giant agricultural company wants to release a deadly wheat virus so they can control the world food market' weird."

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"...that sounds like where I'm from too."

Oh, the cynicism.

[vdistinctive]

"Good to know greed is universal."

No it wasn't. It was terrible.

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"The worst parts of human nature," Sam said with a shrug. "I prefer to focus on the good parts."

[vdistinctive]

Hence being a counselor. "I stick to the bad stuff," Eliot admitted. "So I can keep that crap off people like you when I see it coming."

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"How's that working out for you?" Sam asked, watching him.

[vdistinctive]

Eliot shrugged. "Got to see the world, made some good friends and a decent amount of money."

"Decent" in this case meaning enough for safe houses in most states and at least 20 countries.

"On the other hand, I get punched a lot."

Usually right before he beat the bastard into the floor.

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"Definitely not on my list of things to do these days."

[vdistinctive]

Eliot shrugged. "These days it usually means I'm doing something right." As opposed to the old days, when it usually meant he was doing something terrible. "Though not so much when I'm doing my ingredient sourcing gig. The ladies at the Amish Market can be vicious."

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"Nothing tougher than a little old lady," Sam replied with a serious nod. "I think my grandma once cracked on of my ribs when I yawned in church."

[vdistinctive]

"My buddy had a nana like that. Me, I had to learn late not to get between a lady and her cheese."