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. After the first conversation, you will be able to ask ^her to move into town. If you do talk them into moving to town, you will be on the hook for their monthly rent.

jour.mom.name Your Estranged Mother
jour.mom.desc reconnecting with {0:sp} estranged mother who lives in another town. If the MC character is too old to have a mother in the game, it will use a sibling instead
jour.mom.done Completed
jour.mom.done.i {0:P} helped {1:cIN} put {1:sp} life and finances back in order and {1:p} was very appreciative of {0:sp} help. The story is now complete.
jour.mom.not Still Estranged
jour.mom.not.i {0:P} haven't heard from {0:sp} mother in a few years. ^She will contact {0:p} after 15 months of game time have passed.
jour.mom.abort Bad State
jour.mom.abort.i Something went wrong and the data for this story is corrupted. It may resolve itself at some point or it may remain stuck in the current state.
jour.mom.init About to Contact {0:P}
jour.mom.init.i The conditions are right for {0:sp} estranged mother to contact {0:p}. Expect {1:sp} in the next couple of months.
jour.mom.no Declined to Help
jour.mom.no.i {1:cIN} contacted {0:p} asking for help but {0:p} declined to do so. {1:P} will continue contacting {0:p} until {0:p} change {0:sp} mind. Giving {1:op} money makes {1:op} like {0:p} more and is the only way to improve {0:sp} chances to convince {1:op} to move back to town.
jour.mom.cash Helping Out
jour.mom.cash.i {1:cIN} contacted {0:p} asking for help and {0:p} gave {1:op} some cash at some point. {1:P} will continue asking for cash every month. During those interactions, {0:p} can ask {1:op} to move to town. {1:P} will normally say no to that until {1:p} starts to trust {0:p}. So {0:p} may have to give {1:op} money without conditions a few times to get to that point.
jour.mom.move Requested to Move Back
jour.mom.move.i {1:cIN} asked {0:p} for money several times and {0:p} said that {0:p} would help {1:op} but only if {1:p} moved back into {0:sp} town and {1:p} agreed to. {1:P} is currently in the process of doing that. {0:P} will hear from {1:op} again once {1:p} has moved.
jour.mom.here2 Moved to Town
jour.mom.here2.i {1:cIN} is now living in the same town as {0:p}, and {0:p} are paying {1:sp} rent until {1:p} can get {1:sp} finances in order. {0:P} will automatically send {1:op} money to pay {1:sp} rent each month until {1:sp} debt is gone. {1:P} starts with a lot of debt, so it will take a while to get it down. {0:P} can speed this up by giving {1:op} a good paying job and making sure {1:p} doesn't have expensive habits, like shopping, luxurious clothing or gambling. {1:P} is now accessible to be contacted at any time.
jour.mom.extra.debt {1:csp} debt is currently at $%D1.
jour.mom.momok Debt is Gone
jour.mom.momok.i With {0:sp} help, {1:cIN} was able to pay off all {1:sp} debt. And now that {1:p} has a job, {1:p} won't be needing {0:sp} help anymore. {0:P} can get an achievement when {1:sp} opinion of {0:p} is over 80 for a few days in a row. That will end the story.
