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Miliardo Kason rolled 1 6-sided dice:
3
Total: 3 (1-6)
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 Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2017 8:04 pm
Quote: [ JOB LISTING ] Bank teller
[ DIFFICULTY LEVEL ] gaia_star
[ TASK ] Crane would like to see your skills. In order to do that, he requires you to perform a four hour shift as a bank teller in one of the quieter branches of the building.
[ MECHANICS ] Please roll 1d6 to see how well you do at Bank of X this fine day. You may only try this once.
1 - You do relatively well, but you don't do anything special. Crane seems to think that you may have potential, but he seems disappointed that you didn't take the initiative when you should have. ( fail )
2 - You do so well that Crane is almost startled by how adept you are, which rarely happens. He gives you a rare grin of satisfaction, as well as a clap on the back that indicates just how well pleased he is with your work. Maybe you have a future calling here at Bank of X... ( pass )
3 - Your work suffers because you're too nervous to perform correctly, mostly due to the fact that Crane is standing over you, observing silently. He doesn't come straight out and say that you're terrible, but...you're pretty terrible. ( fail )
4 - There are a few mishaps, including one where you mistake the vice president of the company for a janitor. Whoops...well, maybe he should have dressed better. Still, surprisingly, Crane seems amused by this, rather than put off. Maybe you didn't do so terribly after all... ( pass )
5 - You are very quick and thorough. Maybe not amazingly talented, but you do good work and Crane seems to think that you could do more with your time if you put your head to it. Needless to say, he's very satisfied with your work. ( pass )
6 - You mistakenly try and work at the loan counter instead of the regular counters. Crane is deeply disappointed at your complete lack of ability. ( fail )
[ UPON COMPLETION ]
 +1 Raffle Ticket (you can only claim a MAX of 3 per player this way!)
+5 Currency
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Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2017 8:12 pm
Rohim had put on his 'best' human clothes. bland pants that itched unlike his heavy yet flowing purple cloth. On his chest he wore a bland green and grey stripped shirt. Above all he wore his irritation, so much so it instantly put him off on the wrong foot with Mr. Crane.
Even tucked away in a small quiet corner of the office Rohim was grunting and grumbling, constantly tugging at the collar of his shirt, fiddling with his pockets to fumble his phone in and out. He seemed distracted the whole time feeling grossly out of place in such a nice building. Why did he take this job? This was surely something a Conquest horsemen would be better suited for, still he had to give it a go so he tossed his phone aside and started to work
All of this alone was bad enough to start, but worse? Worse was Crane looking over his shoulder the whole time. Leaning in now and again to stare VERY closely at the books Rohim was working on causing him to second guess all the work he just did scribbling it all out starting over, coming to the same (right) conclusion but in double the time. Thus all the fidgeting, all the mistakes, all the complaints piled on. Customers where shooed away, paperwork took too long to fill, and did he seriously stop and pick up his phone telling a customer to wait while he fumbled over some text messages?
Crane said nothing, but his face said it all. Rohim was surely not fit for working in the bank. Not one bit.
Which was fine, if Rohim was told to ware one of those suits he'd probably try and kill the person making the command. He did however take photos of the building, for something made of marble and stone it was at least nice to look at, he was sure some Conquest pony would fawn over them and might distract them long enough to be less of a bother to him.
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