024 - Sing A Little Song for Me - Spam for a Speakeasy

[not_annika]

[Annika isn't one to judge, mostly because she can't afford to. Money is thin on the ground and being practical, Annika doesn't really bother thinking too much about where and how the money comes in and out.

She just sings and takes requests.]

[OOC: Feel free to have requests, or speak to her during the break.]

Comments

[not_annika]

She ignored the waiter completely, so it was hard to tell whether or not she had to endure such expressions. She nods once. "Annika. Charmed, of course."

[alwayshasaplan]

"You local? You seem a little high class for Redemption. Course I'm a working guy, so what do I know?"

Sorry, this got lost somewhere

[not_annika]

She shrugs and nods. "No place else to go."

s'ok!

[alwayshasaplan]

"Not a bad place or anything. You do brighten it up." He smiles a little.

[not_annika]

She raises her new glass of water to him. "Thank you. So, 'working guy', what is it you do know?"

[alwayshasaplan]

He salutes with his own. "Welp." He never uses the words "cop", "police" or "PD" in watering holes, it makes people nervous. "I'm in security." She seems smart, he guesses she'll figure it out, and react however she's going to react.

[not_annika]

She raises her eyebrows. Truthfully, the other side of the law sometimes uses similar wording, usually translating to 'beating people up for the boss'. "Security? Of people or assets?"

[alwayshasaplan]

"Security of people. Assets are a lot less important to me." Which was basically a part of why he is here. Property, propriety, those things are all secondary to trying to make sure nobody gets killed.

[not_annika]

Well, that certainly gave him away. "A view not many share." She smiles though, apparently sharing the view herself.

[alwayshasaplan]

"I know. Well...actually that's not accurate. A lot of guys in my line of work see nothing wrong with, say, all of this. But until an actual vote comes up, there's nothing to do to change the law. So there's a lot of quiet looking-the-other-way. Me, I draw the line when people are actually getting hurt." He takes a swallow of water. "I guess you could call my being here a quiet form of protest."