an even better final panel:
DRAMA [Heroic: Success] -- You should inquire how long this dough nut shop has existed. Perhaps you'll catch one in the act when their little stories don't add up. They could be lying to you, Sire. AUTHORITY -- And when you catch them in the act, you will be the one in control DRAMA -- "How long has this place been around?" the question feels good as it rolls off the tongue, it's casual, unsuspecting, but can easily find holes in their donut shop worker story they're trying to cook up. Holes like the donuts they are trying to sell you. VOLITION -- See how this new question feels good as it rolls off tongue? Sometimes to make small talk you need to ask a variety of things, and you're getting better at it. You will reach these people. and you can make connections.
OFF CAMERA CLERK -- "For about four years."
LOGIC -- It seems all their stories add up. All of the dough nut shop workers you questioned have been working after the shop was founded. DRAMA [Easy: Success] -- But you didn't ask this clerk how long he has been working here, sire. Perhaps he is the one who is lying to you. RHETORIC -- Please, don't.
YOU -- "For about four years? Okay. How long you been here?"
RHETORIC -- You didn't even try this time. You have one more shot at this.
OFF CAMERA CLERK -- "Uh, a little over six months"
I can carry on more coherent conversations than that and I am a literal mad recluse shut in communist shit poster who lives in a spare bedroom in my family's mansion shut away from the judgemental eyes of the world and that's fucking ridiculous.
Maybe they pick ones who can't converse well because they're less likely to accidentally spill something sensitive?
The excellent graphic does miss the third time he asks that question with the same response
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an even better final panel:
DRAMA [Heroic: Success] -- You should inquire how long this dough nut shop has existed. Perhaps you'll catch one in the act when their little stories don't add up. They could be lying to you, Sire.
AUTHORITY -- And when you catch them in the act, you will be the one in control
DRAMA -- "How long has this place been around?" the question feels good as it rolls off the tongue, it's casual, unsuspecting, but can easily find holes in their donut shop worker story they're trying to cook up. Holes like the donuts they are trying to sell you.
VOLITION -- See how this new question feels good as it rolls off tongue? Sometimes to make small talk you need to ask a variety of things, and you're getting better at it. You will reach these people. and you can make connections.
OFF CAMERA CLERK -- "For about four years."
YOU -- "For about four years? Okay. How long you been here?"
OFF CAMERA CLERK -- "Uh, a little over six months"
1.- "Okay. Good."
Followed by asking how long the BAKERY has been there.
It's like he's an AI training on recognizing age.
I can carry on more coherent conversations than that and I am a literal mad recluse shut in communist shit poster who lives in a spare bedroom in my family's mansion shut away from the judgemental eyes of the world and that's fucking ridiculous.
Maybe they pick ones who can't converse well because they're less likely to accidentally spill something sensitive?