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Summary of Receipt
Transcript
Branch [Long Island]
Date [2021-01-03]
Server [Manager No. 3]
Beverage [N/A]
File Reference [NSTL01]
New year, new CaDComs—courtesy of Sarah Blackwood and Barista Technologies. I know, I know—getting used to a new system is never fun. But we can't keep using the old CaDCom Series M from Muldra, right? He might be gone, but I wouldn’t put it past him to have left some hidden backdoor in those gaudy piles of junk.
Speaking of the new year, we've had a management shake-up. Muldra Yonomo is now serving a 33-year prison sentence, and control of the Cafe and Diner has returned to Manager No. 0. However, to keep things running smoothly, Manager No. 0 has chosen to split ownership eight ways. That means myself, along with No. 1, No. 2, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and No. 7, are now equal owners. On a related note, the title of No. 2 has officially been reassigned from the felonious Muldra to our former No. 44B.
We've also gone full cappuccino and decided to expand our operations. Now, we're splitting efforts across three locations: the Church in Long Beach, the old Florida Cafe, and a brand-new spot in Long Island, New York—sort of like a spiritual successor to the Third Cafe.
Lastly, there's the matter of our missing employees—No. 44 and No. 26. We're... still not entirely sure what happened to them after we left the End. One moment they were here, and the next—gone. No. 2 and No. 5 have volunteered to search for them in Ottawa—and, yes, Quebec, which No. 7 has insisted we keep on our books permanently.
Yours from a new location,
No. 3