
ref.bouncer.t A New Arrival
ref.bouncer.b {0:P} are interrupted by {1:IN} who says that there's something {0:p} need to see about {3:IN} and asks {0:p} to follow {1:op} to the security room.
ref.bouncer2.b {0:P} are interrupted by {1:IN} who says that it's happening again. {1:P} says that {3:IN} is giving food to some vagrant outside the club.
ref.bouncer.opt.go {0:P} {0:P} go with {1:op}.
ref.bouncer.opt.no {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P} don't have time for this now.
ref.bouncer.opt.end {0:P} tell {1:op} to handle it {1:vp}.
hint.ref.bouncer This starts a story with a recent immigrant to this country. If you ignore this event this time, it will pop up back again next month. If you tell the bouncer to deal with it, the bouncer will address the situation now and that will be the end of the story. To continue the story, go outside and talk to the employee.
hint.ref.bouncer2 This resumes the story with the recent immigrant to this country. If you ignore this event this time, it will pop up back again next month. If you tell the bouncer to deal with it, the bouncer will address the situation now and that will be the end of the story. The story can progress by you going to talk to your employee outside.
ref.bouncer.show.b {0:P} follow {1:N} to the security office and once there {1:p} asks {0:p} to look at on of the camera monitors that's showing the view of the alley in the back of the club. There {0:p} see {3:N} with a stranger. The stranger appears to be eating.
ref.bouncer.show.opt.what _"What am {0:P} looking at?"_
ref.bouncer.explain.b {0:P} asked for an explanation and {1:N} said "This is not the first time this has happened. It's been going on for a few weeks, at least. {3:N} takes food from the kitchen and gives it to this homeless {4:!g_person}. {1:P;1} figured that {0:p} should know."_
ref.bouncer.explain.opt.ign Seriously? {0:P} have bigger things to worry about.
ref.bouncer.explain.opt.talk {0:P} go outside to talk to {3:N}.
ref.bouncer.explain.opt.kick {0:P} tell {1:N} to go scare this vagrant away and make sure {4:p} never comes back.
hint.ref.bouncer.explain You can ignore this situation, which will increase your honor slightly. But you will likely be alerted about it happening again in a month or so. Or you can go outside and investigate this further which will move the story forward. Or finally, you can tell the bouncer to make sure the stranger doesn't come back. That will end this story and you will not get another chance at it.
ref.bouncer.alley.b {0:P} and {1:N} hurry to the back door of the club that leads into a small alley where the dumpsters are. There you find {2:N} and the stranger. {1:N} enthusiastically accuses {2:N} of something or other. {2:N} is not happy about that and asks {1:op} "What the hell? Don't you have something better to worry about?" Then the two of them start yelling at each other as the {3:N} starts to retreats back into the alley.
ref.bouncer.alley.opt.expl {0:P} tell {1:N} to shut up and ask {2:N} to explain what's going on.
ref.bouncer.alley2.b {0:P} go out the back door of the club into the alley and {3:N} follows {0:p}. Once outside {0:p} see {1:N} with {2:N}. {0:P} asked {1:N} what's going and {1:p}
ref.bouncer.alley2.expl.b gave a pretty similar explanation to the one {0:p} got last time.
ref.bouncer.alley2.apol.b apologized for doing this but said that {1:p} couldn't ignore the situation in good conscience.
ref.bouncer.alley2.still.b says that {1:p} is still giving food to {2:N} since {0:p} allowed {1:op} to do so last time.
ref.bouncer.alley2.pay.b says that {1:p} is still giving food to {2:N} since {1:p} is paying for it, in case {0:p} didn't remember.
ref.bouncer.alley2.end.b Maybe {0:p} need to stop hiring so many good people.
ref.bouncer.background.b {1:N} proceeded then to give {1:sp} version of the events. {1:P} says that {1:p} caught {2:N} a while back scavenging in the dumpster. {1:P} could tell {2:p} was hungry so {1:p} went inside and brought {2:op} some food. Figured it was the right thing to do. Then {1:p} called {2:op} to come over.
ref.bouncer.intro.b Then {1:N} continued and pointed out how {2:N} was a well-known academic in {2:sp} native country but {2:p} was critical of the government there which was guilty of numerous civil rights violations. Eventually they came after {2:op} so {2:p} had to flee and ended up here. {1:N} has been helping {2:op} get a foothold by giving {2:op} food, teaching {2:op} the language and trying to find jobs for {2:op} to do and make some money.
ref.bouncer.finish.b {1:P} justified {1:sp} actions by pointing out how much food the bar throws out every day and one plate won't be missed or affect the club's finances. Meanwhile {3:N} who had been quiet all along finally jumped in and pointed out how {1:p} admitted to being guilty and that {1:p} should be severely punished or even fired, to send a message that such behavior won't be tolerated.
ref.bouncer.dec.b So how do {0:p} want to handle this situation?
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.keep {0:P} let {1:N} keep doing what {1:p} had been doing.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.pay {0:P} tell {1:N} that {1:N} can keep feeding {2:op}, but it will come out of {1:sp} paycheck.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.stop {0:P} tell {1:N} to stop doing this.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.away {0:P} give {2:N} some money to go find a different alley in which to hang out.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.job {0:P} consider hiring {2:N} to work in the club.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.kick {0:P} tell {3:N} to go scare {2:N} away and make sure {2:p} never comes back.
ref.bouncer.dec.opt.none {0:P} don't change anything from the last time.
hint.ref.bouncer.finish At this point you can deal with this situation in a number of ways.\n\n* You can keep things as is, with the employee optionally being responsible for the expense of feeding the vagrant.\n* Or you can make the employee stop, which will also allow you to dole out punishment for it.\n* You can also pay a lump sum of money for the vagrant to go away. In this case and the previous one, the vagrant may come back at a later time.\n* If you want to consider them for a job, you must have an open position in your club that the person is qualified for. They will then go thru the interview process.\n* Or you can have the bouncer get rid of them for good, which puts an end to the story.\n\nExcept for the last option, all the others move the story forward, the job one being faster than the others and the lump sum one is the slowest.
ref.bouncer.dec.keep.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {1:p} can continue doing doing this and {0:p} won't interfere. {3:N} tried to protest but {0:p} were not having it. Meanwhile {2:N} thanked {0:p} for {0:sp} good deed.
ref.bouncer.dec.pay.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {1:p} can continue doing doing this, but {0:p} were going to deduct from {1:sp} paycheck some amount to cover the cost of that food from now on. {0:P} will deduct the wholesale charge so it will come out to around $%D1 per year. And {0:p} pointed out that {0:p} were not going to penalize {1:op} for {1:sp} past actions.
ref.bouncer.dec.pay.yes.b {1:N} was disappointed over that decision but agreed with it.
ref.bouncer.dec.pay.no.b {1:N} was not happy with {0:p} forcing {1:op} to pay for it so {1:p} decided that {1:p} rather not do this anymore. WHich disappointed {2:N} even more.
ref.bouncer.dec.stop.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {1:p} couldn't continue giving out food to people in the alley behind the club. "That's just going to attract more," {0:p} explain. {1:P} was disappointed but understood and said {1:p} wouldn't do it again. {2:N} was even more disappointed as {0:p} told {2:op} to get lost.
ref.bouncer.dec.kick.b {0:P} made it clear to {1:N} that feeding random vagrants outside the club is a no-no and {0:p} will not tolerate it. {0:P} then instructed {3:N} to get rid of {2:N} and make sure {2:p} doesn't return. {3:N} was happy to oblige.
ref.bouncer.dec.stop.opt.pun {1:N} also deserves a small punishment for this.
hint.ref.bouncer.dec.stop In this case you can also punish the employee for ^his or ^her actions. However, you should be careful with this one as if the punishment works, the employee may lose honor which while may lower the chances of doing this again, it may make them more likely to have issues in other areas (like willingness to steal from you).
ref.bouncer.dec.away.b {0:P} decided to offer some money to {2:N} to go away and find a different place to hang out and look for free food. {0:P} offered {2:op} $%I1
ref.bouncer.dec.away.more.b but {2:p} asked for $%I1 instead.
ref.bouncer.dec.away.ok.b and {2:p} accepted it.
ref.bouncer.dec.away.more.opt.stop Not going to do that,
ref.bouncer.dec.away2.b {0:P} gave {2:N} a lump sum of $%I1 in exchange for {2:sp} promise to find a different place to hang out in. {2:P} thanked {0:p} for {0:sp} good deed and {0:p} could tell that {1:N} and {3:N} were both somewhat pleased.
ref.bouncer.dec.job.b {0:P} thought that a good way to deal with this situation would be to find a job for {2:N} in {0:sp} club,
ref.bouncer.dec.job.notq.b but after discusing the available jobs with {2:op} you both mutually decided that there wasn't a job that {2:p} was qualified to do.
ref.bouncer.dec.job.noti.b but after discusing the available jobs with {2:op}, {2:p} indicated that {2:p} was not interested in those jobs. As desperate as {2:p} is, {2:p} just can bring {2:vp} to working there.
ref.bouncer.dec.job.accept.b and {2:p} agreed to come in to meet with {0:p} and interview for a position on %1. {1:N} then offered to take {2:op} shopping for clothes so that {2:p} can be presentable during the interview.
ref.bouncer.return.b And with the situation potentially resolved, at least for now, {0:p} told {0:sp} employees to get back to work while {0:p} headed back inside to {0:sp} office.

ref.new_job.t Moving On Up
ref.new_job.intro.b While attending to {0:sp} regular work duties, {1:IN} approaches {0:p}
ref.new_job.b and says that {1:p} has some news. {0:P} says that {3:N}, that immigrant that {1:p} was helping found a job! {1:P} said {1:p} helped {3:op} a little bit, but in the end {3:p} is responsible for it. {1:P} kept going about how inspiring {3:sp} resilience and ability to persevere against all odds and {0:p} just tuned {1:op} out and let {0:sp} mind wander. Eventually {1:p} finished and sort of waited there for {0:p} to say something.
ref.new_job.opt.great _"Hmmm, oh that's great!"_
ref.new_job.opt.what _"Whatever."_
ref.new_job.opt.dont _"Why are you telling me this?"_
ref.new_job.better.emp.b and greets {0:p}. {0:P} notice then that {2:IN} is with {1:op}. After a quick hello, {1:N} tells {0:p} the reason {1:p} is here: {2:N} has something to ask {0:p} but {2:p} was a bit nervous to ask, so {1:p} is here to offer support. With that, {1:p} then tells {2:N} to come forward and say what {2:p} needs to say but {2:p} appears reluctant to do so.
ref.new_job.better.no_emp.b and meekly says hello. {0:P} can tell {1:p} wants something but it's a bit nervous about asking.
ref.new_job.better.ask.b Finally {1:p} starts to speak and with {1:sp} thick accent {1:p} asks for {0:sp} help in getting a better job.
ref.new_job.better.curr_job.b {1:P} thanks {0:p} for the opportunity {0:p} gave {1:op} working here, but {1:p} says it's time for {1:op} to move on to a job that {1:p} is better qualified for and would enjoy more.
ref.new_job.better.ask2.b {1:N} says that {1:p} is a scholar and wants a job working as a professor in the University. But because {1:p} had to leave {1:sp} country in a hurry, {1:p} is lacking the documentation that would show {1:sp} qualifications. So {1:p} doesn't know what to do, so {1:p} is coming to {0:p} for help.
ref.new_job.better.ask2.opt.how {0:P}'m willing to help, but {0:P} don't know how.
ref.new_job.better.ask2.opt.no {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P} can't help {1:op}.
hint.ref.new_job.better In order for this story to progress, you need to help the immigrant get the job he wants in the university. If you refuse, the story will end.
ref.new_job.better.prof.b {0:P} agreed to help, but then asked {1:N} how can {0:p} help {1:op} get a job at the university. {1:P} then says that since {0:p} are a respected business owner and community leader, {0:sp} voice carries a lot of weight. So if {0:p} could vouch for {1:op}, {1:sp} chances to get the job would be a lot better. {1:P} identifies {3:T A} as the person that {0:p} should talk to about this.
ref.new_job.better.prof2.b {0:P} wrote down the name of the professor {3:A}. And then made a note to go talk to {3:op} about {1:N} at some point. {0:P} found out {3:p} works at the University and should be there or in the Library most workdays during the daytime. {0:P} will not be able to have this discussion at other times or in other locations. And with that {1:N} wished {0:p} good luck and left.
ref.new_job.check.b {0:P} got a text from {3:IN} asking if {0:p} had a chance yet to go talk to {4:T L}.
ref.new_job.check.opt.no _"Not yet, but will get to it soon!"_
ref.new_job.check.opt.still _"{0:P} did but haven't been able to convince {4:op} yet, so {0:P} will keep trying."_
hint.ref.new_job.better.prof2 Once you find the professor, and if you know ^him or ^her, there will be a custom interaction labeled "Job Recommendation" which when executed will continue this story. This will only appear whent he professor is working (i.e. during day time Monday-Friday). If you are not known to each other you will need to introduce yourself first, before this option appears. To improve your chances of success, you must get the professor to like you, by whatever means possible.
ref.new_job.rec.b {0:P} approached {1:N} and made some quick small talk first. But {0:p} soon got to the point. {0:P} brought up {3:IN} and {1:N} was quite familiar with {3:op}. "{3:N} has been asking {1:op;1} about a job for a while now", {1:N} said.  {0:P} then started to talk {3:op} up and attempting to convince {1:N} to give {3:op} a job.
ref.new_job.rec.yes.b And after all that, {1:N} finally agreed to give {3:N} a job.
ref.new_job.rec.no.b But despite all of that, {1:N} said that {1:p} couldn't because {1:p} had no way to verify {3:sp} credentials.
ref.new_job.rec.annoy.b It also appears that {1:p} got a a bit irritated with {0:P} due to {0:sp} constant pestering {1:op} over this.
ref.new_job.rec.opt.later {0:P} realize {1:p} won't budge today so will try again at a later time.
ref.new_job.rec.opt.push {0:P} will ask again, pushing harder this time.
hint.ref.new_job.rec Convincing the professor to give a job to the immigrant is usually hard and ^he or ^she will most likely initially deny the request. However, the chances improve with every attempt as long as you wait at least 3 days between attempts. Trying more frequent than that will annoy the professor and be much less likely to succeed.\n\nPushing harder after the initial denial will have a higher chance of success but if fails, it will create a negative opinion that may decrease the success chance of future attempts. Instead, is probably best to use all the usual ways outside this interaction to improve someone's willingness to agree to your requests.
ref.new_job.rec.no2.b {0:P} did {0:sp} best to attempt to convince {1:N} to give a job to {3:N} and tried different angles, but {1:p} still refused to do so. You probably annoyed {1:op} a bit and this may make it harder to get {1:op} to agree next time.
ref.new_job.rec.later.b After {1:N} declined to give a job to {3:N}, {0:p} decided that the prudent thing to do was to leave and try again at a later time.
ref.new_job.gotit.b {0:P} thanked {1:N} for giving a chance to {3:N} and as {1:p} left to go start the hiring paperwork, {0:p} texted {3:N} to tell {3:op} the good news. {3:N} immediately responded extremely happy about it and said that {0:p} will always be a hero to {3:op}.

ref.fam.t Getting The Family Together
ref.fam.b {0:P} ran into {1:N} and make some small talk. {0:P} ask {1:op} about {1:sp} job and {1:p} says it's going great and once again thanks {0:p} for helping {1:op} get it. Which is why {1:p} is a bit apprehensive about asking {0:p} for another favor, after {0:p} have done so much for {1:sp} already.
ref.fam.ask.b {1:N} proceeds to tell {0:p} how {1:p} was being persecuted in {1:sp} native country for speaking against the government, which {0:p} already knew about. But {0:p} appreciated the additional details. The problem is that since {1:p} got away, they are going after {1:sp} family. So {1:p} is asking for {0:sp} help to bring them here. {1:P} adds that {1:p} doens't need money, now with a good paying job {1:p} can cover the costs. But the issue is that the government won't allow it.
ref.fam.ask.opt.so So what does {1:p} want me to do?
ref.fam.comm.b {1:N} then says that maybe {0:p} can work with the city commissioners to help facilitate the immigration process and remove some of the bureaucracy that's making this so hard. {1:P} then tells {0:p} a bit about {1:sp} family, {1:sp} %1 {3:A} and
ref.fam.comm2.b {3:sp} %1 {4:A}
ref.fam.comm.opt.yes {0:P} agree to help!
ref.fam.comm.opt.no {0:P} rather not get involved.
hint.ref.fam.comm If you agree to help, you will have a new option when talking to commissioners (while Talking about Government) to discuss this situation. Any commissioner can help you, but some may be more willing than others. If you don't agree, the immigrant may ask you again after a few months go by. Regardless of your answer, the immigrant may resolve the situation on ^his or ^her own without your involvement.
ref.fam.comm.yes.b {1:N} was very happy that {1:p} agreed to help. {1:P} gave {0:p} some additional information that {0:p} may need when talking to a commissioner about this.
ref.fam.comm.no.b {1:N} was disappointed that {0:p} decided not to help {0:op}.

ref.imm.commish.opt.imm Discuss Immigration Issue
ref.imm.commish.b {0:P} are talking with {1:N} about the immigration situation with {3:sN} relatives, {4:A} and {5:A}. {0:P} explain what's going on and ask {1:op} to help move the process along. {1:P} listens attentively and asks a few questions, but is non-committal and says {1:p} will think about it.
ref.imm.commish.opt.ok Ok, {0:P} assume {1:p} will think about it and contact me when {1:p} decides what to do.
ref.imm.commish.opt.push Seems like {1:p} is just blowing {0:op} off, so {0:P} push harder.
ref.imm.commish.opt.ask {0:P} think {1:p} is stalling for some kick back so {0:P} ask {1:op} what does {1:p} want.
ref.imm.commish.opt.bmail {0:P} use the blackmail materials {0:P} have on {1:op} and threaten to expose {1:op} unless {1:p} helps out.
hint.ref.imm.commish If you leave the commissioner alone, ^he or ^she may decide to help out and resolve the situation. Pushing harder will improve your odds if your sociability is good and the commissioner has low will power or it may backfire and the commissioner may get annoyed with you. Asking the commissioner for what would it take may improve your chances if their honor is low and they are willing to be bribed. The first 3 options are slightly more likely to succeed when the commissioner is at work.  The blackmail option is also available if you have the necessary information and will always succeed.
ref.imm.commish.yes.b {0:P} waited as {1:N} wrote down something, presumably a note to remind {1:vp} to get back to {0:p} on this, when {1:p} suddenly looked up and said, "{0:P} know what? Let's me {1:P;1} take care of this for {0:p}. {1:P;1} will make it happen." And then {1:p} placed a call to someone to schedule a discussion about this. Then after hanging up {1:p} said, "Consider it done!"_
ref.imm.commish.push.b After {1:N} told {0:p} {1:p} was going to think about it, {0:p} demanded that {1:p} give {0:p} a more concrete answer. After thinking about it for a bit {1:p} then
ref.imm.commish.push_yes.b said that {1:p} will help {3:N} and {3:sp} family
ref.imm.commish.start_proc.b and then {1:p} started the process to allow for the family of {3:N} to come here. {1:P} said it will take a couple of days but it will happen fast.
ref.imm.commish.push_no.b said that if that's the case, then the answer is "No". {1:P} has better things to do and {1:p} doesn't know these people. {0:P} are not sure, but {1:sp} opinion of {0:p} may have gone down as a result.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.b {0:P} asked {1:N} what would it take for {1:op} to help out {3:N} and {3:sp} family. {1:P} thought about it for a bit and then said that if {0:p} were to donate $%I1 to {1:sp} re-election campaign fund, then {1:p} would do it. {1:P} made it clear that's not a bribe but two separate, independent events. Yeah, right.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.opt.pay {0:P} pay the requested amount.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.opt.half {0:P} offer half the requested amount.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.opt.no {0:P} decline to pay anything.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.paid.b {0:P} transferred the agreed upon amount ($%I1) to the campaign account of {1:N}
ref.imm.commish.bribe.refuse.b {1:N} told {0:p} that if {0:p} donated $%I1 to {1:sp} campaign, {1:p} would then help out {1:N} and {1:sp} family. But {0:p} didn't like that and instead counter-offered with half the amount. But {1:p} refused. {1:P} said {1:p} was not keen on the idea to begin with and it's not worth it for {1:op} to do it for less than the initial amount.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.no.b {1:N} told {0:p} that if {0:p} donated $%I1 to {1:sp} campaign, {1:p} would then help out {1:N} and {1:sp} family. But {0:p} didn't like that idea and refused to pay it.
ref.imm.commish.bribe.ign.b {0:P} asked {1:N} what would it take for {1:op} to help out {3:N} and {3:sp} family. {1:P} thought about it for a bit and then it sounded as if {0:p} were about to offer a bribe and {1:p} made it clear that {1:p} was not interested in such an arrangement.
ref.imm.commish.bmail.b Instead of waiting for an answer, {0:p} informed {1:N} that {1:p} are aware of {1:sp} shady deals and have the evidence to prove it. And unless {1:p} wants to see that evidence made public, {1:p} better do what {0:p} are asking. {1:P} didn't waste much time after that and accepted, provided {0:p} give {0:sp} all the evidence {0:p} have.
ref.imm.commish.bmail.opt.no Actually, {0:P} rather hold on to it for now and use it for something else.
ref.imm.commish.bmail.opt.yes {0:P} hand over the evidence.
ref.imm.commish.bmail.done.b {0:P} gave {1:N} the folder with all the evidence {0:p} had of {1:sp} shady deals

ref.end.t A Family Re-united
ref.end.auto.b {0:P} received a text from {3:IN} indicating that {3:p} was able to resolve the immigration issue with {3:sp} relatives and they are now on their way here.
ref.end.help.b {3:P} is sure that whatever {0:p} did also helped so {3:p} is very thankful for it and for all the previous times {0:p} helped {3:op}.
ref.end.nohelp.b So even though {0:p} didn't help {3:op} with this particular problem, {1:p} is still thankful for the previous times {0:p} helped {3:op}.
ref.end.end.b Now that they are re-united, {3:p} does not expect to need further assistance from {0:p} in the future.
ref.end.done.b {0:P} placed a call to {3:N} and when {3:p} answered {0:p} gave {3:op} the great news: {3:P} will soon be reunited with {3:sp} family. {3:P} was extremely thankful and happy for all {0:sp} help.
hint.ref.end This is the official end of the immigrant's scripted story. The immigrant and family members are now regular characters without any restrictions due to the story.