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Dealing With Stupid People [Tuesday, July 17, 2nd period]
When the students arrived in the Danger Shop, they found the room decorated as an incredibly soulless phone center.
"Welcome to the help desk!" Josh said, grinning proudly. "People are very stupid over the phone, especially when they know you can't see the expression on their faces. This is also why video conferences aren't as popular as regular conference calls--hiding your eyerolling is easier when, well, they can't see your eyes."
He waved his hands out. "Today you will be manning a help desk. I havehandwavily put out posters to let people know that it's open during this class time, so the phones should start ringing any minute now. Your job is to answer the person's question in the most polite way possible without letting them know you think they are completely out of their minds."
"Coffee, muffins and bagels are available, answering their questions correctly is completely optional." Josh smirked. "Have fun."
[OOC: Phone lines are open for townies, students, and faculty members to call in. Josh has conveniently forgotten to specify what kind of help the students would offer. Ask for relationship advice, song requests, technical support, people to vote for or against bills in Congress, just to say hi...go nuts.]
"Welcome to the help desk!" Josh said, grinning proudly. "People are very stupid over the phone, especially when they know you can't see the expression on their faces. This is also why video conferences aren't as popular as regular conference calls--hiding your eyerolling is easier when, well, they can't see your eyes."
He waved his hands out. "Today you will be manning a help desk. I have
"Coffee, muffins and bagels are available, answering their questions correctly is completely optional." Josh smirked. "Have fun."
[OOC: Phone lines are open for townies, students, and faculty members to call in. Josh has conveniently forgotten to specify what kind of help the students would offer. Ask for relationship advice, song requests, technical support, people to vote for or against bills in Congress, just to say hi...go nuts.]

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Did she not realize it was him on the other end???
Sokka tried to disguise his voice a little, and changed tactics. "Well, this is the help desk, but maybe tell me a little more about your situation, so I can have all the facts?"
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"Mmm-hmm, mmm-hmm. Nice is always good. So... do you think he likes you, then, or is he happy dating your friend?"
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Oooh! Inspiration!
"Luckily, I have a numerology book right here. If you tell me his name and birthday, I could try to divine which of you he likes more?"
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Someone shouldn't watch the Discovery channel while half-asleep.
"...Look, Katara, I've got a book right here that explains it! I just need his name!"
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"SOKKA? Oh my god, SOKKA? This is you?"
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Sokka's mind reeled, trying to fix the slip-up and get back to the important bit... Unfortunately, clever + flail = bad.
"Zis ees Filipe? Now can joo be telleeng me ze name, plis?"
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