We didn't. You all just kept bringing them up so we checked with faculty afterwards. You exchange vouchers for something of your request, the price depending on what you're asking for and, potentially, who you're asking. We can't promise every single request can be granted, but in general, it's judged on a case-by-case basis.
The principal. As long as it wouldn't then become free, we can subtract up to two vouchers from the price. Or add on up to two if you get on someone's bad side, I guess. But yes, in theory I could.
There's other faculty, though most of them aren't on campus at the moment thanks to the construction. Depends. Some of you have asked for things that I could give for free, like additional school supplies or books since those are already provided by the school or are things I personally own. If it doesn't fit into either category, then yes, it'll likely cost vouchers.
Seems as if you all already know a great deal about me, am I not allowed a little insight into you? I wouldn't call it being a rat, I'd say it was a gentle icebreaker, Chad. You pick something for me, bookwise, I learn a little about your tastes, we've made a little connection. It's how cold reading works.
Actually, I don't care to pry or monitor what you do, so no, I don't know anything. I find it difficult to believe that a connection is what you're after.
I can respect that. Still, that information on the ID cards comes from thin air?
I'm not interested in mining for information. Caleb and Beauregard are much better at that. Best left to the experts. Me, I'll do my business as I see fit.
Not really. Not sure what you all do or don't know at this point. All I know is it's got some shit I'm not even sure about myself. Gives me the creeps.
Unfortunately, I don't have any answers for whatever might be on there. I don't care for the app either.
[Also, for reference, a couple hours later after whenever this convo ends, there will be a few books on the Spring Dorm common room table:
- a non-fiction book on magic and astronomy; specifically an analysis on how society has viewed these things historically, comparison to religions, and different practices around the world (i.e. not necessarily treating as magic as real. because it's not?) - a textbook on advanced mathematics with handwritten notes in the margins of the questions sections
On top is a note that reads: For Mollymauk. Return them by next week. (Below is an amateurish drawing of what's probably Molly's face, as someone might've belatedly remembered that he can't fuckin read.)]
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I've got questions.
What are they?
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You exchange vouchers for something of your request, the price depending on what you're asking for and, potentially, who you're asking. We can't promise every single request can be granted, but in general, it's judged on a case-by-case basis.
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Who you're asking? So, say, you'd give me a good deal compared to Viola or Sally?
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As long as it wouldn't then become free, we can subtract up to two vouchers from the price. Or add on up to two if you get on someone's bad side, I guess. But yes, in theory I could.
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So nothing for free here, then.
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Depends. Some of you have asked for things that I could give for free, like additional school supplies or books since those are already provided by the school or are things I personally own.
If it doesn't fit into either category, then yes, it'll likely cost vouchers.
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What kind of books do you have?
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I'm probably going to regret this, but a sword would be 5-9 vouchers, if you need one that badly.
A variety. Why?
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[everything is so expensive.]
There may have been an incident books would help smooth over, maybe?
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Any preferred genre or subject? I'll look through what I have.
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But fine. In that case, make sure to return them afterwards or you're getting charged.
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I wouldn't call it being a rat, I'd say it was a gentle icebreaker, Chad. You pick something for me, bookwise, I learn a little about your tastes, we've made a little connection. It's how cold reading works.
Charged with what, officer?
[That's a joke]
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I find it difficult to believe that a connection is what you're after.
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Still, that information on the ID cards comes from thin air?
I'm not interested in mining for information. Caleb and Beauregard are much better at that. Best left to the experts. Me, I'll do my business as I see fit.
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[Also, for reference, a couple hours later after whenever this convo ends, there will be a few books on the Spring Dorm common room table:
- a non-fiction book on magic and astronomy; specifically an analysis on how society has viewed these things historically, comparison to religions, and different practices around the world (i.e. not necessarily treating as magic as real. because it's not?)
- a textbook on advanced mathematics with handwritten notes in the margins of the questions sections
On top is a note that reads: For Mollymauk. Return them by next week. (Below is an amateurish drawing of what's probably Molly's face, as someone might've belatedly remembered that he can't fuckin read.)]
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Ah. App?
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What you opened to let you view all of the ID cards.
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Thanks.
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