AUDIENCE FOR: Rupert

[guestservices]

Comments

[guestservices]

You're thinking of you in particular. What about other people?

[agleam]

I think the people here don't seem too likely to do something like that, either.

[guestservices]

[the consider this.]

Not sure it's a risk I'd want to take either way.

[agleam]

I guess I just don't get how it would even be a risk in the first place.

[guestservices]

...never mind, Rupert. Don't worry about it too much.

[agleam]

I'm not worried, just curious. But - I can drop it if you want me to.

[guestservices]

It's just easier. We both know I can't really answer stuff like that, and we know that's frustrating. So it's just better to drop it and talk about other stuff while we're both here.

[agleam]

Alright.

[...]

What did you want to talk about instead, then?

[guestservices]

...you could tell me about your time in the dirt. I heard you had to get unearthed yesterday.

[agleam]

Ah... Yeah, I did.

[...]

Is there anything in particular you want to know?

[guestservices]

I mean mostly, like, are you okay? That sounds pretty unpleasant.

[agleam]

Oh, yeah, I'm peachy. It's exactly how everyone wants to start their day.

[it's dry, but he isn't angry at the question, either. after a moment:]

...I'm just glad I was alright in the end. When I woke up and it was still dark, I kind of assumed the worst was going to happen?

[guestservices]

Nothing says good morning like a mouthful of dead dirt, yeah. [just as dry.]

It's probably jarring not to know where you are and not being where you remember. I don't think anyone would blame you for assuming the worst.

[agleam]

I'm not too concerned with whether people would blame me for how I reacted to it... I'm more interested in stopping it from happening in the first place.

[...]

But I have no idea where to start with that, so.

[guestservices]

Yeah...there's all sorts of weird stuff in the hotel. I don't even know where to start half the time, and I work here.