un: mortiscausa

[subconmodo]

First order of business:

Since this is apparently becoming a THING that keeps happening, I will be offering a "workshop" of sorts for all Contracted students to take place at 5pm on Wednesdays. Dinner will not be provided. Pay for it yourself.

If you're interested, either contact me or show up for the workshop--on time (it's rude to be late) with the details of whatever Contract your under. A paper trail would be preferable, but if your Contract was a verbal agreement, you can bring a list of all stipulations made as part of that verbal agreement instead. Be as thorough as possible. Even if you don't remember, the guy who you made the deal with probably does.

Second:

I'm on the lookout for a new car.

Or someone who can fix a car that's been totalled.

Also for someone willing to fix a mask for an annoying brat. Preferably someone good with runes.

Comments

[subconmodo]

Along with any loopholes they can exploit to their advantage. A more personalized version of my regular classes, if you will.

[eudaimonikos]

Probably necessary, yeah.

[That's fine, then. Michael's got a handle on Kano's deal.]

[subconmodo]

And not a single one has it down on paper. It's almost insulting.

[eudaimonikos]

Boy, you know, I'm not sure I've ever made a contract where the human got it in writing.

[subconmodo]

See, this is why Contracts are so annoying to deal with. No one has any sense of professionalism!

Put it down in writing, have them sign it in either ink or blood (depending on how fancy you want to get), and enjoy the show!

Not only does it make it more legitimate, it's so much more satisfying! You're missing out!

[eudaimonikos]

Why would I want them to have a written copy? Makes it so much easier for them to actually find the loopholes.

[Michael's a little more concerned with results than legitimacy. You know, hypothetically.]

[subconmodo]

Consider:

Pointing exactly what you didn't say you would do in writing. Or throwing fine print that they willing signed off to in their face.

Also, it'd hold up in court so you could probably sue them for damages! Money AND satisfaction!

[eudaimonikos]

Hm. Hypothetical anyway, I'm not really pursuing new Contracts right now.

[He's kinda busy with other stuff here.]

[subconmodo]

Well, yeah, hypothetical. Like they'd even allow me outside of classroom purposes.