advisor.help.t Text From Closest Friend
advisor.say_hello.b {0:P} got a pleasant text from {3:IN} just saying hello and wishing {0:op} a good day.
advisor.say_hello.a_reply How nice. {0:P}'ll reply back in kind.
advisor.say_hello.a_ignore {0:P}'ve got no time for this.
advisor.recommend.b1 {0:P} got a text from {3:IN} recommending a friend of {3:sp}, {4:A} for one of {0:sp} open jobs.
advisor.recommend.b2 {3:N} says that this candidate would be perfect for the %1 job.
advisor.recommend.b3 "\n\nDo {0:p} want {3:N} to set up an interview with {4:A}?"
advisor.recommend.a_yes Yes, set it up!
advisor.recommend.a_no No, {0:P}'m not interested.
advisor.interview_setup {3:N} lets {0:p} know a couple of hours later that {3:p} has setup an in-person interview with {4:A} for %1. {0:P} look forward to getting to know {4:op} then.
hint.advisor.rec There's no penalty for turning down a recommendation like this one. However, in general it's always a good idea to interview anyone that's willing to sit thru it. The penalty for not hiring them is almost always worth the value that you get from learning about them.

advisor.gossip.b {0:P} got a text from {3:IN} saying "So here's some gossip you may appreciate: %1".

advisor.fired.b {0:P} got a text from {3:IN} saying that {3:p} just got fired from {3:sp} job. {0:P} asked what happened and {3:p} said that {3:p} screwed up but everyone overreacted to it. And now {3:p} is out of a job!.
advisor.fired.comfort {0:P} offer some words of comfort.
