mom.t A Concerned Parent
mom.first_visit.b {0:P} got a surprise visit from someone {0:p} haven't met before. {1:P} quickly introduces {1:vp} as {1:A}. {1:P} then says that {1:p} is the {1:!g_parent} of {3:IN}. So this may be a bit awkward.
mom.first_visit.opt.listen {0:P} listen to what {1:p} has to say.
mom.first_visit.lewd.b {1:cN} noticed the look of worry in {0:sp} face and started to laugh. Then said, "Don't worry, {1:P;1}'m not here to chastise {0:p} for employing my {3:!g_child}. {1:P;1}'m ok with it." _
mom.first_visit.very_lewd.b And then {1:p} went on, "In fact, {1:P;1} enjoy watching {3:op} perform." Then proceeded to describe {1:sp} {3:!g_child} body in too much detail. So in the end it did get pretty awkward, but not in the way that {0:p} were expecting to.
mom.first_visit.lewd.opt.what {0:P} ask what {1:p} wants.
mom.follow_visit.b {0:P} got a surprise visit from {1:N}, who {0:p} rememeber is the {1:!g_parent} of {3:IN}. What does {1:p} want now?
hint.mom.first A visit from an employee mom can go in two different ways. Either she's not happy her daughter is working as a stripper or she likes it and wants to work closer to her daughter. Either way this could put you in a bind.

mom.prude_visit.b {1:cN} was fairly upset with {0:p} for corrupting {1:sp} {3:!g_child} and "turning {3:op} into a whore". {1:P} went on and on and even when {0:p} tried to interrupt, {1:p} just kept going. So {0:p} waited patiently until {1:p} ran out of steam. How do {0:p} respond?
mom.prude_visit.opt.listen {0:P} pretend to care about what {1:p} said and do my best to appease {1:op}.
mom.prude_visit.opt.ask {0:P} ask what {1:p} wants {0:op} to do.
mom.prude_visit.opt.ign {0:P} ask {1:op} to leave.
mom.prude_visit.ask.b {0:P} asked {1:N} what {1:p} wanted {0:p} to do. {1:P} immediately said that {0:p} needed to fire {3:N}.
mom.prude_visit.ask.opt.fire {0:P} fire {3:N}
mom.prude_visit.ask.opt.no {0:P} refuse to fire {3:N}
mom.prude_visit.ask.no.b {0:P} explain to {1:N} how {3:N} is an adult who is responsible for {3:sp} own decisions and as long as {3:p} is doing a good job, {0:p} are not going to get rid of {3:op}. {1:N} is not happy with that and tries a different approach to convince {0:p}, but {0:p} don't budge.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fire.b {0:P} decided to fire {3:N} after all. {0:P} asked {1:N} to leave as {1:p} shouldn't be here for the firing. {1:P} was very happy that {0:p} saw things {1:sp} way and left gladly.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fire2.b {0:P} then called {3:IN} to {0:sp} office.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fire3.b But {3:p} wasn't around so {0:p} had to wait for {3:op} to get to work. Which eventually {3:p} did.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fire4.b {1:N} found {0:p} in {0:sp} office and asked "What's up?". {0:P} asked {1:op} to take a seat and proceeded to explain that the club wasn't doing as well as it should and {0:p} were forced to make some tough choices and yadda yadda yadda, {0:p} have to let {1:op} go.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fire5.b {1:sN} reaction to being fired was as expected. {0:P} decided not to mention {1:sp} parent meddling on this and instead {0:p} tried to make it as easy as possible. But it's always tough.
mom.prude_visit.ask.fired.b {0:P} then sent a text to {3:N} telling {3:op} that it's done and {4:N} is no longer {0:sp} employee. {3:N} responded with gratitude.
mom.prude_visit.listen.b {0:P} listened to {1:sN} complaints carefully and then had a mature conversation with {1:op}. {0:P} tried to reason with {1:op} as much as possible. {0:P} thought that maybe {0:p} were able to have a breakthrough.
mom.prude_visit.listen.accept.b Eventually, {0:p} were able to convince {1:N} that {1:sp} {3:!g_child} was a grown {3:!g_person} and capable of making {3:sp} decisions. {1:P} thanked {0:p} for {0:sp} time and left, somewhat appeased. At least for now.
mom.prude_visit.ign.b {0:P} listened to {1:sN} complaints at first but eventually {0:sp} mind wandered to other more pressing matters. When there was a break, {0:p} jumped in and cut {1:op} off. {0:P} told {1:op} as clearly as possible that {1:sp} {3:!g_child} was a grown {3:!g_person} and capable of making {3:sp} decisions and whatever {0:p} thought about that was not {0:sp} concern. And {0:p} were not interested in discussing this any further. {1:P} was not happy with {0:sp} response.
mom.prude_visit.end.b {0:P} have already wasted enough time with {1:N} so {0:p} ask {1:op} to leave which {1:p} reluctantly does. But saying that this is not over, that {1:p} doesn't give up easily and promising that {1:p} will back.
hint.mom.prude An employee's mom is upset you have hired ^her daughter as a stripper. You can ignore ^her, ^she will like you less and ^she will try to talk ^her daughter into quitting. This will make the daughter less happy and there will be a chance ^she quits, which will increse with each such interaction. If you ask what ^she wants you to do, you will have the opportunity to fire the daughter, assuming you want to get rid of this headache. If you don't it will be a milder version of ignoring ^her. If you try to appease ^her you may get a temporary reprieve depending on ^her personality.

mom.lewd_visit.prop.b {1:cN} said that {1:p} wants a job as a %1. {1:P} wants to be closer to {1:sp} {3:!g_child} and even perform together. "Imagine the boost that will do {0:sp} club, some people will get a huge kick out of that," {1:p} added. What do {0:p} say?
mom.lewd_visit.prop.opt.hire {0:P} like that idea, {0:P} will offer {1:op} a job.
mom.lewd_visit.prop.opt.no_spot {0:P} explain {0:P} can't hire {1:op} since {0:P} don't have any openings.
mom.lewd_visit.prop.opt.interview {0:P} tell {1:op} that {0:P} will give {1:op} an interview.
mom.lewd_visit.prop.opt.no_qual {0:P} tell {1:op} that {1:p} is not qualified for that job.
mom.lewd_visit.prop.opt.no_int {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P}'m not interested.
mom.lewd_visit.no_hire.b {0:P} turned {1:sN} proposal down. {1:P} was visibly distraught.
mom.lewd_visit.no_hire_notq.b Then {0:p} explained how {1:p} was not qualified, {1:sp} mood got a bit better and {0:p} thought that perhaps {1:p} understood. Eventually {1:p} composed {1:vp} and left.
mom.lewd_visit.no_hire_lewd.b {1:P} even started to cry. {1:P} explained how much {1:p} wanted this.
mom.lewd_visit.leave.b {0:P} then escorted {1:N} out of the building otherwise it's likely {1:p} would have stayed in {0:sp} office all day. On {1:op} way out {1:p} mumbled some vague threats about {0:p} regretting this decision.
mom.lewd_visit.interview.b {0:P} tell {1:N} that {0:p} will consider {1:op} for a job, but {1:p} needs to go thru the interview process like anyone else. {1:P} is a bit unsure about this, but after a short back and forth {0:p} agree to an in-person interview on %1.
mom.lewd_visit.no_spot.b {0:P} tell {1:N} that {0:p} can't hire {1:op} because {0:p} don't have any spots open. Maybe in the future a spot will open up and {0:p} will consider {1:op} but for now there's nothing {0:p} can do.
mom.lewd_visit.no_spot2.b {1:N} is not satisfied with that answer so {1:p} suggests {0:p} get rid of someone to make an opening for {1:op}. "Surely {0:p} must have some underperfomer that {0:p} fire or at least reassign to a different position?" {1:p} says. "How about this? {0:P} create an opening and {0:P}'ll be back next week to inquire about it." How do {0:p} respond?
mom.lewd_visit.no_spot.opt.week No promises, but {0:P} will look into it.
mom.lewd_visit.no_spot.opt.no_int {0:P}'m not going to do that.
mom.lewd_visit.hire.b {0:P} decided to hire {1:N}. {0:P} had a quick conversation with {1:op} about it and decided that a fair hourly salary would be $%D1. What do {0:p} wish to offer?
mom.lewd_visit.hire.opt.fair {0:P}'ll offer the fair wage.
mom.lewd_visit.hire.opt.less {0:P}'ll offer {1:op} 10% less because {1:p} really wants this job.
mom.lewd_visit.hire.opt.wayless {0:P}'ll offer {1:op} 20% less because {1:p} does seem desperate.
mom.lewd_visit.hire.opt.no On second thought, {0:P} won't offer {1:op} a job.
mom.lewd_visit.week.b {0:P} told {1:N} that {0:p} were going to consider getting rid of one of {0:sp} employees to make room for {1:op}. {1:P} was satisfied with that answer and said {1:p} would be back next week to check. And then {1:p} added, "And please don't fire my {3:!g_child}, ok?" Then {1:p} left.
mom.lewd_visit.ret.b {1:cN} came back to see {0:p}. Once again {1:p} is asking for a %1 job in {0:sp} club. {1:P} wants to be closer to {1:sp} {3:!g_child} and even perform together. Once again {1:p} points how exciting would be to have the two of them perform together. What do {0:p} say?
mom.lewd_visit.ret.opt.no_spot {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P} still don't have any openings.
mom.lewd_visit.ret.no_spot.b {0:P} tell {1:N} that {0:p} can't hire {1:op} because {0:p} still don't have any spots open. Maybe in the future a spot will open up and {0:p} will consider {1:op} but for now there's nothing {0:p} can do. {1:P} tried again to get {0:p} to fire someone else but {0:p} said {0:p} already considered that and there was no one {0:p} could get rid of or reassign. And then {1:p} got very upset and started to make a scene.
hint.mom.lewd If the employee's mom is pressuring you to hire ^her, you can hire ^her (assuming you have an open position) and ^she will like you more and be happy. Having a mom/daughter working in the club will have a small impact to your club's fame. If you have no spot, you can tell ^her that but ^she may not be satisfied with that and request you fire someone else to make room. If you refuse to hire ^her, ^she will attempt to get ^her daughter to quit, which will make ^her unhappy and eventually ^she may be able to convince her.

mom.upset_no_job.notify.txt {0:P}'m still not over {0:p} not giving {0:op} a job. {0:P} really wanted to work there to be close to {1:N}. {0:P} will regret this.
mom.child.quit.notify.txt Hey, {0:P}'m sorry to do this, but {0:P}'m quitting. {0:P} can no longer work in {0:sp} club, mostly due to my {1:!g_par}. Hope {0:p} understand.
mom.child.upset.notify.txt Hey, {0:P}'m not sure what the hell you were thinking by hiring my {1:!g_par} to work here to, but it's a huge problem. {0:P}'m not happy about this.

mc_mom.mom.t My Estranged Mother
mc_mom.notmom.t My Estranged Sibling
mc_mom.body Out of the blue you got a call from {1:N}, who {0:p} hadn't heard from in a couple of years. After {0:sp} father died {1:p} had gone thru a number of loser boyfriends that treated {1:op} poorly and eventually {1:p} left town with the last one. Slowly that drove you apart and {1:p} had not been a part of {0:sp} life in quite a while. So {0:p} were surprised to hear from {1:op}.
mc_mom.notmom.body Out of the blue you got a call from {1:N}, who {0:p} hadn't heard from in a couple of years. Slowly you two drifted apart and {1:p} had not been a part of {0:sp} life in quite a while. So {0:p} were surprised to hear from {1:op}.
mc_mom.again.body {0:csp} phone is ringing, its {1:N} calling, probably to ask for more money. What do you do?
mc_mom.opt.talk {0:P} pick up the phone.
mc_mom.opt.nope {0:P} let it go to voicemail.
mc_mom.no_vm.body A few minutes go by and you notice {1:N} didn't leave a voicemail. Must not have been very important.
mc_mom.no_vm.opt.ok Great
mc_mom.no_vm.opt.call Ok, now {0:P} want to know what that was about, so {0:P} call {1:op} back.
mc_mom.talk.body {0:P} answer the phone and start talking with {1:N}
mc_mom.call.body {0:P} decide to call {1:N} back. {1:P} picks up right away. {0:P} apologize for missing {1:op} call and then
mc_mom.phone.init.body spending a few minutes catching up. Eventually {1:p} gets to the reason for {1:op} call. {1:csp} boyfriend just left {1:op} and {1:p} has no money to pay the rent. {1:P} needs {0:sp} help.
mc_mom.phone.again.body spending a few minutes catching up but eventually gets to what you were expecting all along. {1:P} tells {0:p} {1:p} has no money to pay the rent and needs {0:sp} help.
mc_mom.phone.opt.ign {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P} can't help {1:op} right now.
mc_mom.phone.opt.cash {0:P} ask how much {1:p} needs.
mc_mom.phone.opt.move {0:P} tell {1:op} {0:P} will pay {1:sp} rent if {1:p} moves back to town.
mc_mom.phone.cash.body {0:P} offer to help {1:N} with {1:sp} money problems and ask how much {1:p} needs. {1:P} answers with $%I1. How much do {0:p} want to give {1:op}?
mc_mom.phone.cash.opt.full The full amount.
mc_mom.phone.cash.opt.half Half of what {1:p} is asking for.
mc_mom.phone.cash.opt.none On second thought, {0:P} don't want to give {1:op} anything.
mc_mom.phone.cash.nohelp.body {0:P} told {1:N} that you couldn't give {1:op} any money at this time. {1:P} was disappointed but said {1:p} understood although {0:p} could sense {1:p} was not happy with {0:p}. {0:P} said that if and when {0:sp} business starts doing better {0:p} may be able to help {1:op} and {1:p} wished {0:p} good luck. You continued the chat for a couple of more awkward minutes until {1:p} finally said good bye and hung up.
mc_mom.phone.cash.help.body {0:P} told {1:N} that you will be helping {1:op} and {1:p} was very appreciative. {1:P} then sent {1:op} $%I1 via a phone app. Your relationship improved as a result. You then spend a few more minutes talking until {1:p} said good bye and hung up.
mc_mom.phone.move.body {0:P} told {1:N} that you would pay {1:sp} rent every month if {1:p} were to move back to town.
mc_mom.phone.move.no However, {1:p} said {1:p} doesn't want to move as {1:p} likes this town and the friends {1:p} has made there.
mc_mom.phone.move.beg {1:P} begs {0:p} for money instead. How do {0:p} respond?
mc_mom.phone.move.move {1:P} was happy that {0:p} agreed to help {1:op} and {1:p} will gladly move back to town to be near {0:p}. It will take {1:op} a few weeks to do so and {1:p} will let {0:p} know when {1:p} is back.
mc_mom.phone.opt.somecash {0:P} send {1:op} $350.
mc_mom.again.talk.body {0:P} answer the phone and spend a few minutes in mindless chit-chat with {1:N}. But then {1:p} gets to the point and asks {1:p} for $%I1 to pay {1:sp} rent and some other expenses. What do you do?
mc_mom.moved.b {0:csp} phone is ringing, its {1:N} calling. {0:P} answer the phone and {1:p} tells {0:p} {1:p} finally moved back into town. {1:P} says {1:p} found a small house for rent not far from where {0:p} live. {1:P} tells {0:p} the monthly rent is $%I1 and it's due now. What do you do?
mc_mom.moved.opt.pay {0:P} send {1:op} the money now as promised.
mc_mom.end.t The End of An Obligation
mc_mom.end.b {0:P} got a call from {3:N} who {0:p} assumed was calling to ask for this month's rent money, as {0:p} had promised to pay for {3:op} moving into town. But instead {3:p} told {0:p} that now that {3:p} has a good job and a steady income, {3:p} was able to pay all {3:sp} debts and can now take care of {3:sp} own rent. {3:P} thanked {0:p} for all {0:sp} help but {3:p} can now handle it by {3:vp}.
hint.mc_mom If you ignore your mother/sibling, the first time they contacts you, they'll wait a few months and then try again until they gets a chance to speak to you.
hint.mc_mom.again Once your mother/sibling talks to you and explains that they need money, they will contact you frequently (every 6 weeks on average) asking for more money.
hint.mc_mom.cash If you don't help your mother/sibling, they will like you less. If you do help them, they will like you more. Either way, they will keep contacting you every 6 weeks or so asking for money. If you do talk them into moving to town, you will be on the hook for their monthly rent.