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Latest revision as of 05:06, 13 May 2023
Summary of Receipt
3311 (Travis) goes to investigate Mrs./Miss. Honey in Violet Crown, a town in ‘Lone Star’ (texas?), bringing 3113 along as well.
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CAFE AND DINER RECEIPT FROM */03/17
EMPLOYEE 3311
RECEIPT: MRSHONEY01
STATUS: OPEN
We got a customer, what you might call strange and unusual, down outside of Violet Crown, my hometown in Lone Star. Figure it’d only be right if I was the one to go see if I can assist. I’ll be taking 3113 with me seeing as it is most likely a Mrs. or Miss. For now, might as well assume she’s married and go from there.
She’s a new customer to the Cafe and Diner and from what I’ve heard her name is Honey. It’s a regional last name. We’ve never served her, but I’ve heard of her extended family before. Seems like they’re originally from the Old North, City of Oaks, ‘round 09 I reckon. They were served a hot cup of joe after knocking over the salt and pepper.
The Honeys are a Bold bunch, flipped ‘round at the end of the day and switched ‘round the middle. Big fan of rats, turtles, and pizza I figure. Should be enough to go off of, but if not, take it up with Cameron.
Now I don’t reckon our Mrs. Honey was the same customer what have you in the Old North so many years back. Knowing them they probably got their juice and got outta there. I do reckon they’re related, and if we let Mrs. Honey hang ‘round too long she’ll get parched and served a drink that is mighty salty.
I’ll get y’all updated once me and 3113 get down over there.