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Creative Problem Solving, Tuesday, period 3
The Danger Shop today was programmed to look like the courtyard in front of a large, swanky mansion, with four sets of elegant French doors closed on what looked like quite the elegant gala going on inside. Eliot stood with his arms crossed next to a fountain in the middle of the courtyard, nodding to the students as they came in.
Parker was wearing a cocktail dress. That was her only apparent concession to the venue; her hair wasn’t done, she wasn’t wearing jewelry. Or make-up. Or shoes.
“Today instead of busting out? You’re busting in. Although, you know, if you want to be subtle, you can do that too.”
"Behind us is the party of the year. Full of rich, influential people, good music, and some of the finest damn fondue you're gonna get outside of southern Europe." If Eliot did say so himself. "To get in, you gotta get past one of these four people." He hit a button and a simulated doorman appeared in front of each of the french doors. Two looked just like him, only in different outfits. Two looked just like Parker.
"How you do that is up to you. You could dress up and try to look all fancy and talk your way in. You could dress down an' tell 'em you're staff and talk your way in. You could distract 'em and sneak your way in. You could try fighting 'em." He smiled. "That's usually my favorite, but not usually for gettin' in."
Parker rolled her eyes at that. “Anyway, there are security guys around. I won’t say how many. So if you do decide to start a fight, it probably won’t finish up one-on-one. Have an exit plan!” She shook a finger at them. “Remember! Only people who can’t run go to jail for assault with a deadly weapon!”
Eliot frowned. "That is not a saying." Just so the kids understood that. "Parker just made that up."
Which wasn't saying it wasn't true.
Parker was wearing a cocktail dress. That was her only apparent concession to the venue; her hair wasn’t done, she wasn’t wearing jewelry. Or make-up. Or shoes.
“Today instead of busting out? You’re busting in. Although, you know, if you want to be subtle, you can do that too.”
"Behind us is the party of the year. Full of rich, influential people, good music, and some of the finest damn fondue you're gonna get outside of southern Europe." If Eliot did say so himself. "To get in, you gotta get past one of these four people." He hit a button and a simulated doorman appeared in front of each of the french doors. Two looked just like him, only in different outfits. Two looked just like Parker.
"How you do that is up to you. You could dress up and try to look all fancy and talk your way in. You could dress down an' tell 'em you're staff and talk your way in. You could distract 'em and sneak your way in. You could try fighting 'em." He smiled. "That's usually my favorite, but not usually for gettin' in."
Parker rolled her eyes at that. “Anyway, there are security guys around. I won’t say how many. So if you do decide to start a fight, it probably won’t finish up one-on-one. Have an exit plan!” She shook a finger at them. “Remember! Only people who can’t run go to jail for assault with a deadly weapon!”
Eliot frowned. "That is not a saying." Just so the kids understood that. "Parker just made that up."
Which wasn't saying it wasn't true.

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She hadn't changed and was just in her slightly shabby brown tunic pants with a covering brown tunic.
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Kaylin looked around carefully, then leaned in closer. "I think I saw one go..." she pointed towards the door, careful to make her gesture small - as if she was hiding it from others. "Did you see it?"
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Dammit! This was probably going to involve flirting! Why hadn't she realized that sooner? Why didn't this school teach some kind of semester-long flirting seminar so she could have learned to do that already?
Okay, okay, he was definitely checking her out. She didn't need to make her move yet. She could...smile! Yes! Definitely smile!
But, like, a little. Not a happy grin or whatever. Some kind of 'look how cool I am which is a lot' smile. A kind of...Irene smile. Yeah.
...That was not an Irene smile.
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"Well ain't you just prettier'n a greased up pig on a Sunday in August," the sim said. Maybe. It was hard to tell. That accent was almost completely indecipherable.
The muttered "dammit, Parker" from the actual teacher some distance away, on the other hand, was perfectly clear.
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"...Thank you?" Kathy said, assuming that whatever he'd said was meant to be complimentary. Probably. "And you're just as hot as...the asphalt on Hollywood Boulevard when the smog is heavy and it hurts to breathe."
OH GOD WHO LET HER DO THIS? Who let her think it was a good idea?
That wasn't stopping her from dropping him a wink and sliding one foot down the back of her leg. Was that sexy? SHE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW.
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Ducking back into the tent for a quick costume change, Kathy came back out looking less posh and more professional. Or, at least, she hoped. Then she immediately beelined for Lady Gaga's country cousin. "So sorry I'm late," she said, looking properly apologetic. "I'm Hana Park, your executive assistant for the evening. I'm here to make sure you want for nothing." She turned and grabbed for anyone who wasn't already dressed like a guest. "Excuse you," she snapped, trying her best to sound like her mom on a tear. "Don't you know who this is?" Because Kathy didn't. "Why doesn't she have a glass of champagne already? Where are the plated hors d'oeuvres? Is there some kind of problem here?"
Please let this work please let this work please please please let this work.
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Good luck getting her attention.
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"My name tag? Oh, my name tag. Shit. I know I was wearing it when I left the house this morning. It must have fallen off on the train. Do you mind if I just run in and get my boss? He can vouch for me. And I'm running late and I really don't want to get fired. Please?"
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One destroyed pair of fishnet stockings later, she had something that could pass as a hairnet as long as she held it in her hand and didn't try to actually wear it past Naomi. There wasn't much she could do to make a nametag, but she thought that maybe she could talk her way out of that issue.
"Got the hairnet," Amy panted, arriving back for Naomi's consideration just before the five-minute mark. Her makeshift hairnet was clutched in her hands in such a way that Naomi probably couldn't immediately see that it was just a ball of torn mesh fabric. "I texted one of my friends on the catering crew who's already here and she said she has an extra nametag, so I just have to find her. Thanks so much for being so patient; I know I really skated the line here," she added, her tone suggesting that the interaction was over and she'd be walking inside now.
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