If I had Klebik’s job, that’d be me. Good enough.
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-Then Audri got off the ship, and with arms wide exclaimed, “Hurry! Let’s get moving! We need to get to the prisoners before the medics do!” Rodrigo said, “I take it the medics aren’t visiting to make anyone feel better.” Grinning, Spizz said, “We’ll feel much better. Heh heh heh.” Rodrigo commented, “I stand corrected.” Approaching a shuttle that will take them to the prison, the shuttle driver said, “Hello, I’m Klebik. This shuttle has been approved for one trip. First, a quick escort I.D. check.” Klebik looked at four photos of the four escorts who were locked up in the interrogation room, and then confusedly looked at Lasper, Rodrigo, Picknar, and Gerek. And then grinned and said, “Looks good to me!” In the shuttle outside the port, on it’s way to the prison, Klebik said, “Anyone up for singing showtunes? No? Sigh it’s almost as if no one who visits our prison is in a good mood.”
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“We were until you brought up the showtunes.”
“We’ll feel much better soon, though. Heh heh heh.”
So is Klebik being very careless, or is he waiting to get them all into the prison so the fake escorts can all be locked up?
I’m going with “Isn’t paid enough to care”.
Either he’s actually fallen for it, or he’s about to walk them into a cell like Thoos and Audrey were. Bets?
Klebik is very evolved. They don’t see species.
Did he leave intentionally out a word? One Trip may really be One Way Trip….
Considering some of the ID badge pictures I’ve gotten, I’d say they’re close enough.
I feel the same way, Christopher, every time I’m instructed to sign a blank screen with my fingertip. The result is typically unearthly and weird. And I just shrug and say, “Close enough for gummit work.”
This guy would fall for a Slinten pod in an instant. That, or he’d be somehow immune to Slinten pods, because that might be more funny.
It is well known that cross-species identification of individuals by simply looking at them is likely to fail. We are bad at recognizing other species by their faces. We have a hard enough time within our own species.