
sabotage.t A Potential Opportunity
sabotage.start.b {0:P} are having a nice conversation with {1:IN} when a thought crosses {0:sp} mind. {1:N} works for a rival club. Could {0:p} talk {1:op} into doing something to hurt that club's business? Which of course will have an indirect benefit to {0:sp} own club.
sabotage.start.opt.yes Yeah, {0:P} want to explore this!
sabotage.start.opt.no No, that's beneath {0:op}.
sabotage.start.opt.noinv {0:P}'d consider it, but don't want to involve {1:N}.
hint.sabotage Getting a worker from another club to help you sabotage that club can have some benefits. If successful, the other club will close for a while causing their customers to go to other clubs while it's closed. It may cause it to lose revenue and force to get rid of some workers and make them available for you to hire them. However, most people won't agree to doing this. They must have low willpower, low honor, high courage, like you quite a bit and must not like their job to consider doing it.
hint.sabotage.maybe In most cases they will want to know what they are expected to do before agreeing to do it. This means that they are mostly ok with doing it, but only so far. There may be certain things they won't do.
sabotage.broach.b {0:P} carefully broach the subject of {1:N} doing some unsavory actions to damage the club {1:p} works at.
sabotage.broach.no.b But before {0:p} get to explais the specifics of {0:sp} plan,
sabotage.already.b {1:p} reminds {0:p} {1:p} is already working on a similar task for {0:p}. {0:P} should wait for this job to finish before starting the next one.
sabotage.another.b {1:p} lets {0:p} know {1:p} is already working on a similar task for someone else. {0:P} prod to get some more details, but {1:p} won't share.
sabotage.wont.b {1:p} lets {0:p} know {1:p} is not going to be willing to do that. {0:P} ask why and {1:p} gives a confusing answer and {0:p} really aren't sure. It looks like the combination of how much {1:p} likes {1:sp} current job, {1:sp} courage and {1:sp} honor is not ideal for this type of activity.
sabotage.broach.yes.b {0:P} are about to start to explain {0:sp} plan when {1:p} tells {0:p} {1:p} is in. Well, that was easy.
sabotage.broach.maybe.b {1:P} says {1:p} will consider it but it will depend on what {0:p} want {1:op} to do. If it's too risky or feels too wrong {1:p} may not want to do it.
sabotage.options.b {0:P} have to figure out exactly what {0:p} want {1:N} to do. Here are {0:sp} options. Which one do {0:p} want to try?
sabotage.options.opt.steal Steal some money from the club.
sabotage.options.opt.fire Start a fire in the club.
sabotage.options.opt.hurt Hurt another employee so they have to miss work.
sabotage.options.opt.rep Reporting illicit activity in the club.
sabotage.options.opt.none Actually, {0:P} rather not do this now.
hint.sabotage.which Greedy people will be more likely to agree to stealing money. Compassionate ones are less likely to want to set the place on fire. Those good at fighting are more likely to accept the hurt someone else option. And those with high sociability will be more likely to be willing to make a fake report. These same attributes also provide a small bonus to the success of the operation.
sabotage.plan.b {0:P} explain to {1:N} {0:sp} plan and what {0:p} want {1:op} to do.
sabotage.plan.no.b But after carefully considering the logistics to carry out the plan, {1:p} decided it was too risky and not worth it. So {1:p} is backing out.
sabotage.plan.yes.b After carefully considering the logistics to carry out the plan, {1:p} remains on board. {1:P} asked a few additional questions which {0:p} answered.
sabotage.plan.yes.steal.b {0:P} also tell {1:op} that {1:p} gets to keep any money {1:p} steals.
sabotage.plan.yes.fire.b {0:P} also give {1:op} $1000 so {1:p} can purchase the required supplies to start the fire.
sabotage.plan.yes.hurt.b {0:P} also give {1:op} $1000 in case {1:p} sustains injuries as part of this operation and requires medical care.
sabotage.done.b All the details are now figured out and {0:p} are good to go. {1:cN} said {1:p} will let {0:p} know when it's done. It may take several days to find the right opportunity to do it.

sabotage.nogo.txt Sorry, {0:P} can't go thru with what {0:p} wanted {0:op} to do. {0:P} just don't seem to have an opportunity to do it and not get caught.
sabotage.succ.txt Hey, that thing {0:p} wanted {0:op} to do, it's done. Went well, {0:P} think.
sabotage.fail.txt That thing {0:P} was supposed to do for {0:p}, {0:P} tried, but it didn't work and {0:P} almost got caught. {0:P} think {0:P}'m in the clear, but {0:P} don't think {0:P} can try again, at least for a while.
sabotage.caught.txt That thing {0:P} was supposed to do for {0:p}, {0:P} tried, but {0:P} got caught.

sabotage.fired.b {0:P} got a call from {2:IN} and {2:p} was obviously distraught. It took {0:p} a while to realize what was going on but it appears that {2:p} got caught trying to do that sabotage action for {0:p} and then got fired. {2:P} then says that {2:p} needs {0:sp} help. {2:P} says {2:p} could have implicated {0:p} but {2:p} didn't. How do {0:p} respond?
sabotage.fired.opt.job {0:P} promise to take care of {2:op} until {2:p} finds a new job.
sabotage.fired.opt.cash {0:P} give {2:op} $10,000 for {2:sp} troubles.
sabotage.fired.opt.none {0:P} tell {2:op} {2:p} was aware of the risks and should have been more careful.
sabotage.fired.none.b {2:cN} was already distraught and {0:sp} ignoring {2:sp} pleas for help made it much worse. {0:csp} relationship got a lot worse.
sabotage.fired.job.b {0:P} promised that while {2:IN} remained unemployed {0:p} would be taking care of {2:op}. {0:P} agreed on {0:p} paying {1:sp} bills each week until {2:p} found a job. {1:P} was very happy to hear that. It may behoove {0:p} to give {2:op} a job {0:vp}.
sabotage.fired.cash.b {0:P} offered to give {2:IN} a sum of $10,000 to help {2:op} stay on {1:sp} feet until {1:p} finds a new job. {1:P} was happy to hear that and gladly took the money.
sabotage.fired.weekly.b {0:P} got a call from {1:IN} where {1:p} communicated that {1:sp} expenses for this week were $%I1. {0:P} already promised that {0:p} would be taking care of it, so {0:p} don't have much choice now.
sabotage.fired.weekly.last.b {1:P} also said that {1:p} just got a job, so this will be the last time {0:p} have to pay {1:sp} expenses.
sabotage.fired.weekly.opt.pay {0:P} send {1:op} the money.

sabotage.caught.t A Problem in the Club
sabotage.caught.b {0:P} go meet {1:IN} who is there with {2:IN} who has a worried look on {2:sp} face.
sabotage.caught.fire.b {1:cN} explains how {1:p} caught {2:N} attempting to start a fire in the kitchen. {1:P} was able to put it out instantly before it did any damage.
sabotage.caught.opt.fire {0:P} fire {2:N}.
sabotage.caught.opt.explain {0:P} ask {2:N} to explain.
sabotage.caught.explain.b {1:cN} goes on a long explanation of why {1:p} did what {1:p} did, but it made no sense. It's clear {1:p} was hiding something and wasn't being entirely truthful.
sabotage.caught.explain.opt.forgive {0:P} give a stern warning and tell {1:op} this better not happen again and {0:P} send {1:op} back to work.

sabotage.exp.supplies.txt on purchasing supplies for special operation
sabotage.exp.medical.txt on special operation contingencies