RyΕ«nosuke UryΕ« (ι¨ηιΎδΉδ») (
greatestcool) wrote in
pokebox2014-08-20 03:41 pm
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[Ryuunosuke kind of hates work. He doesn't mind the stealing or the Pokémon training, but he does mind having to wait tables in the game corner. It isn't a difficult job and most of the time he's as cheery as usual despite his distaste for the job. What he really hates is the downtime. When he's not working with customers, he's at a loss for what to do. Sometimes he thinks about which customers would make for the most fascinating sculptures, but the majority of the time he's stuck sweeping areas of the floor and hating literally everything his life has become.
Who would have imagined he'd be here, dressed in one of those snazzy uniforms all the game corner employees wear (with leopard-print shoes; he's been scolded numerous times for them not meeting regulation, but it's not like he cares), looking bored out of his mind? He certainly wouldn't have, but then again he's never really held a real job for any length of time. One might even say that he's grown up during his time here in Johto, but that would be a horrible mistake. He's only here for the money, after all. It's not like he's really matured any.
Once he's sure his manager isn't looking, Ryuunosuke fishes his 'Gear out of his pocket and begins to flip through the recent network posts. That's also not allowed, but it's not like he cares about that. Worst case scenario, he'll get fired and he'll get a job at the Pokémon Center or something.]
Who would have imagined he'd be here, dressed in one of those snazzy uniforms all the game corner employees wear (with leopard-print shoes; he's been scolded numerous times for them not meeting regulation, but it's not like he cares), looking bored out of his mind? He certainly wouldn't have, but then again he's never really held a real job for any length of time. One might even say that he's grown up during his time here in Johto, but that would be a horrible mistake. He's only here for the money, after all. It's not like he's really matured any.
Once he's sure his manager isn't looking, Ryuunosuke fishes his 'Gear out of his pocket and begins to flip through the recent network posts. That's also not allowed, but it's not like he cares about that. Worst case scenario, he'll get fired and he'll get a job at the Pokémon Center or something.]

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[Do we really want this man handling others' Pokémon.]
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Dolce, Uryuu-san! Exactly the sort of optimism you should be showing right now.
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[That's not the same at all and you know it, Ryuunosuke, stop that.]
So c'mon, let's get out of here before my boss shows up!
[He's just going to drop the broom right there and head toward the exit, checking to make sure those flowers are still in his hair.]
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honey
he's pretty sure that
that isn't
how you
anything...
...
AGAIN, WHO CARES]
Excellent, excellent - let's, then!
[My god, he's just going to follow you wherever the hell you want to go, you realize.]
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...EVER, TBH
Anyway, he's just going to head in the direction of the closest park!]
You wouldn't believe how dull it can get there! It's the Game Corner, you think there's be interesting people addicted to gambling in there all day, every day but no, we normally get a lot of normal people and it's kind of sad. I'd rather see the odd ones, you know?
[Are you talking about yourself?]
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That said, he sort of smiles a bit at that statement, though the expression is a little vague.]
And what do you consider odd, Uryuu-san?
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[He frowns. He's not doing a very good job explaining it, is he?]
I guess I'm just looking for things that are different.
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People like you, then?
[Not that he thinks that's a bad thing, mind.]
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Yeah! As they're interesting people, I'm perfectly fine with them! It's the normal, boring people who annoy me.
[Though people who do agree with what he does would be nice too, but that's kind of ridiculous to hope for here.]
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Tsukiyama doesn't seem to mind the topic, however; he just settles those flowers in his lap and sets to weaving them together, his fingers deft against the stems.]
Even the mundane people have their charms, I think - they're just a bit harder to find. But then, my own life back home tended to be very busy; once in a while it's nice to see people just going about their daily lives without a care in the world. It makes me wonder what they do with themselves all day - what sort of things they think about at night, what images float through their heads on a daily basis.
After all, those thoughts and images must be satisfying if people like that are content to be so boring in the first place, don't you think?
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[...By "fascinating people" does he mean "murderers"????]
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[Well, whatever he means, Tsukiyama clearly doesn't mind it, um.]
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Well of course! You're one of the most interesting people I've met here, sir! You even came to visit me at work, how kind!
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It can hardly be considered healthy, staying caged up all day in a place like that - what made you decide to work there in the first place, anyway?
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I thought working there would be way more interesting than it actually is, but I guess that's what I get for thinking work could ever be interesting.
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[Does Johto or Kanto even have a college???]
Out of the jobs I can get, nothing really sounds all that interesting. Oh, but what about you? Are you working anywhere?
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[...wait.]
...a doctor, Uryuu-san?
[You're interested in that?
...You?]
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[...]
Well, I guess "doctor" is kind of a broad term. I was thinking more like "surgeon".
[RYUUNOSUKE NO]
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let's just
try to roll?]
Is that still a dream of yours, then?
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[YOU ARE NOT AN ARTIST STOP THAT]
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[The statement is an easy one, rather than anything overly invested; his gaze has darted downwards, focusing on those flowers again.]
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[THERE ARE CHILDREN PRESENT too bad people don't die when they're killed here or it'd be fun to show Tsukiyama exactly what he does!!]
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[...do you make porn
you make porn, don't you]
What would you prefer, then?
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[IT'S NOT PORN IT'S ART
VERY CLASSY STUFF
LIKE PIPE ORGANS!!!]
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