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Groovy Tunes, Thursday
It was Octavia's first shift.
Ever, on any job.
Just another thing to adapt to, she guessed. Jono had left her a note with instructions about running the store, and she was quietly grateful for it. Right now, she was learning to work the till – while shaking her head at the whole idea of it. Exchanging pieces of paper and bits of metal for plastic discs to take them home.
This was going to take adjusting to.
She was still wearing her tough leathers. She was yet to start feeling comfortable in anything else, at least anywhere in public. Maybe that's why the stereo was behaving itself, and actually playing the Elliot Smith compilation she'd wanted it to play.
Groovy Tunes was open and there was a Grounder behind the counter.
[ooc: Open, no OCD!]
Ever, on any job.
Just another thing to adapt to, she guessed. Jono had left her a note with instructions about running the store, and she was quietly grateful for it. Right now, she was learning to work the till – while shaking her head at the whole idea of it. Exchanging pieces of paper and bits of metal for plastic discs to take them home.
This was going to take adjusting to.
She was still wearing her tough leathers. She was yet to start feeling comfortable in anything else, at least anywhere in public. Maybe that's why the stereo was behaving itself, and actually playing the Elliot Smith compilation she'd wanted it to play.
Groovy Tunes was open and there was a Grounder behind the counter.
[ooc: Open, no OCD!]
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Because that was his canon, folks.
"Hail and well met, shopkeeper!"
Who, in his mind, was an NPC voiced by the DM.
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She had also not entirely prepared herself for actually meeting customers. She was far out of her depth, here.
But the way he was dressed, at least, put her –– okay, it didn't quite put her at ease, but it was better than someone coming in looking like what she gathered people in this time and place tended to look like. "Hail," she replied. "Can I help you with something?"
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"I was wondering what sort of music you have in this fine establishment."
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"All kinds," Octavia replied, with a glance around the store. "At least that's what I've been told." She'd had limited time getting to know basically any of it aside from the melancholy man-and-guitar stuff he could hear over the speakers right now. "The CDs are arranged by type, though, if that helps."
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Also he was automatically translating it to fantasy cd's.
"Oh, cool! Thank you."
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She suspected she should've said something else here, to do her job right. Still didn't, though.
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"Where can I find the one playing? It sounds like this guy I know." Knew. Thanks, The Hunger.
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Not 'we' have. She wasn't quite there yet, with this customer servce thing.
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Magnus hummed in agreement twice like he was totally following her here. "And how do I play these?"
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It was perhaps the only thing she actually knew how to do, here.
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He was being totally serious about that question too.
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He'd been planning to pop into the store just to look - he hadn't expected it to be open. "... Huh," he said, poking his head in. "New kid?"
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She figured 'kid' was probably just a saying, but it wasn't one she was fond of.
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And he'd have actually hit on her a few months back, but not so much these days. "Starsmore hired you?"
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So the timing just wasn't there on either side.
"Yes," she said. "Does that make you a regular customer or someone who works here?"
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Not long enough to adjust.
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"Right," Octavia replied, not really giving away whether she believed that or not. Bellamy had said some things about how the island worked. "Did it take getting used to? This island."
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