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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2015 5:42:15 GMT
When people took loans out of his bank to start businesses, Vincent Rattshire was always curious about what type of business it was. He wondered if it was worth the money he lent out. True, he could do little if the person who took out the loan was making the proper payments on time. Still, he enjoyed finding small ways of making people regret using money from his bank for foolish projects. He considered the Magic Kingdom Putt-Putt to be one of those foolish projects. He felt people needed to think less about having fun and more about managing their money properly. He did become so disheartened when he had to request someone's arrest because they did otherwise. Vincent decided to pay the Putt-Putt a visit and look around. He himself wondered if he had made the right decision to begin with to loan money to two goofy youngsters. He was surprised they managed to stay opened as long as they had. He approached a teenage male employee running a concession stand. The boy went pale at looking at Vincent. "Would... would you like a corndog sir?" he gulped. "Oh Heavens no..." said Rattshire. "Revolting what some of you villagers consider to be food. I am looking for your two employers. I assume they are both here on such a busy Saturday.""Well Mickey had to leave for a moment to pick up a new order of stuffed animals for the game room," said the teen. "But Minnie's just over there." "Of course she is," smirked Vincent, who walked away from the boy without thanking him. He then stepped over to Minnie's current location. "Ms. Walters, I presume?" MINERVA TAYLOR WALTERS
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"He'll sweep me of my feet. And I'll know he's the one, when he makes me laugh."
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Post by MINERVA TAYLOR WALTERS on May 27, 2015 2:04:07 GMT
" the darkness of everybody's life." @ratigan The Saturday flow was far greater than Minerva had expected that morning, when she'd given some of her employees the day off. Even with the rush of customers at the moment, she didn't regret her decision one bit. These kids, because more of the employees where teens, deserved time for themselves. Since Minnie had nothing better to do, though, she stayed behind to run it. At this moment, she was training the newest recruit on how to make the cotton candy.
"No, you don't have to put it in there, it basically does it by itself, see?" Minnie took the cone from him to demonstrate first hand. "When you see the string of candy come out, you just turn the cone."
"Minnie? Here-uh... here comes trouble."
Her eyes traveled from the task at hand up to the man approaching them. She'd be lying if she said she didn't feel the cold chill running down her spine. She nervously looked back at the boy standing next to her and handed him the cone. "Alright, Max, you keep at it. Practice makes perfect."
She took a step forward, not wanting her new employee to suffer the wrath of this man. She nodded at him, clearing her throat, though that did nothing to calm her nerves. Now was the time to regret letting Mickey pick up their order and for staying behind without him. "Mr. Rattshire, to what do we owe the pleasure?"
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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2015 22:51:31 GMT
Rattshire approached Minnie. Such a dear young and pretty girl. He almost felt terrible that he had to potentially be a bit harsh with her. Almost. He watched her adding some boy with making cotton candy. Such disgusting food cotton candy was. It was no wonder the incompetent villagers seemed to love it so. He gave her a small smirk when she asked what the Putt-Puut owed the pleasure. However, he turned momentarily to see a small attraction called Mickey And Minnie's Mystery House. On it was a picture of a little mouse in a detective costume. Something about it made him shudder. He then looked back at Minnie. "Oh please, the pleasure is all mine," he said. "I am merely here to look about the place, an inspection of sorts. As you know, my bank plays a large point in several places of business in the village, this one included among them. We at Wonderland Bank And Trust like to see if our money is well spent. Times being what they are and so many being in dire financial straits, we must make sure such money isn't wasted. Now, Ms. Walters, would you be so kind as to give me a tour?"(Feel free to mention whatever attractions you wish.) MINERVA TAYLOR WALTERS
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