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thisavrou2017-03-19 05:45 pm
warandpeace) wrote in thisavrou2017-03-19 05:45 pm
audio.
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My name is Kazuhira Miller. I've been around for a while, and mostly I've been focusing on building my own small business. But I have noticed that there are a good number of us that, while there are some general assignments the Savrii provide for extra wages, still don't have a good use for our talents, so I'm gauging interest for a project. [There's a splash of water and a clank of glasses. Ignore him, he's multi-tasking.]
What I'm proposing, and what I will bring before the Savrii if there's adequate interest, is a Rescue and Recovery program. With Ingress activity having the potential to go awry or with natural disasters in Ingress accessible worlds, or allying worlds that might need to call on us for help, some people with appropriate skills could go on rescue missions. Especially when there are children or endangered animals at risk. It wouldn't matter if it was a complete disaster or a low grade backyard rescue. We have a lot of people and a lot of resources for it.
It would require investors, donations, part-time or volunteer work. People willing to offer medical facilities for recovery, since it wouldn't really be fair of us to rescue someone and then charge them for the retrieval.
[If you run that kind of business then you ask for the money up front.]
Also people actually going into these situations would be deserving of hazard pay. Even for a less than strenuous mission.
And... I was thinking- [here's the catch] -the best way to draw attention to the need for money in this sort of venture would be some sort of regular broadcast. I'm not sure how shows [television? hologram? How do semi-future planet media] work here exactly but that's something I would need more information on and another reason this project would require more than one handler. [And there goes the clank of some plates.]
I've not received any approval for the project but I thought I would gauge interest. [And a metallic clatter and crash in the background.] Shi- [Cut off silence. After a beat?] Let me take care of this and then I'll be back.
Does anyone here know how to fix the lid to a futuristic industrial dishwasher? That I can pay for myself.
My name is Kazuhira Miller. I've been around for a while, and mostly I've been focusing on building my own small business. But I have noticed that there are a good number of us that, while there are some general assignments the Savrii provide for extra wages, still don't have a good use for our talents, so I'm gauging interest for a project. [There's a splash of water and a clank of glasses. Ignore him, he's multi-tasking.]
What I'm proposing, and what I will bring before the Savrii if there's adequate interest, is a Rescue and Recovery program. With Ingress activity having the potential to go awry or with natural disasters in Ingress accessible worlds, or allying worlds that might need to call on us for help, some people with appropriate skills could go on rescue missions. Especially when there are children or endangered animals at risk. It wouldn't matter if it was a complete disaster or a low grade backyard rescue. We have a lot of people and a lot of resources for it.
It would require investors, donations, part-time or volunteer work. People willing to offer medical facilities for recovery, since it wouldn't really be fair of us to rescue someone and then charge them for the retrieval.
[If you run that kind of business then you ask for the money up front.]
Also people actually going into these situations would be deserving of hazard pay. Even for a less than strenuous mission.
And... I was thinking- [here's the catch] -the best way to draw attention to the need for money in this sort of venture would be some sort of regular broadcast. I'm not sure how shows [television? hologram? How do semi-future planet media] work here exactly but that's something I would need more information on and another reason this project would require more than one handler. [And there goes the clank of some plates.]
I've not received any approval for the project but I thought I would gauge interest. [And a metallic clatter and crash in the background.] Shi- [Cut off silence. After a beat?] Let me take care of this and then I'll be back.
Does anyone here know how to fix the lid to a futuristic industrial dishwasher? That I can pay for myself.
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[ Daryl's a little unwilling to commit to any organized anything, but when it comes down to it... he'd rather help folks than not. ]
It's a good idea.
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[He's not the most moral man. He would have been willing to let this world take care of its own problems. But it did occur to him that people he did care about could use this.]
[They might not be happy about the idea of broadcasts but this is better for them than selling dresses behind counters or running construction equipment.]
[Or even farmers.]
I feel like a lot of talented people are going to waste, and I really hate waste. Not that they don't deserve the break, but if they want to do what comes naturally to them, they should.
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Hell, that's not more than a stone's throw from how he feels about it being a responsibility he can't ignore.]
Long as it's peaceful here it ain't a waste.
[ Whether it's really actually peaceful, that's another question. ]
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It might be cynical of me, but I've never seen any differently. Like I mentioned, though. Sometimes even a dog under a bridge needs help.
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But in this case, I know someone who is very good at helping people. But he's not had the chance to focus on that for a long time.
I want to give him the chance to do it as freely as he wants. And not just him, anyone else that would want to. Like I said, it's a damn shame for that to go to waste.
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[ Well, it's still a good idea. Sort of noble intentions, anyway. It'd be admirable, maybe, to throw his lot in wholeheartedly but-- family first. That's how it has to be. ]
Don't think I wanna focus on it. But if shit gets bad...
[ then, you know. He's around. ]