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"I suppose i do at that. Can't go about looking like a slave, can i? Thank you for the offer. I will add it to my growing tab. I think, for now, one set of good clothes to get me in the Captain's Bars."
Self-interest. If you are in my pack, you reflect on me, I can’t have you making us look cheap.
Rradzoka transfers 1KCr to Saz’ account.
(If he has the cash, he'll use that instead.)
You need more, ask.
Daehaggzoegr answers: I don't believe so. They have a nasty reputation. But I'm fairly new here and don't ask too many "why" questions of people who hire my ship for unspecified (non-military) activities in dangerous systems.
And Tsek adds No! No. Agnuez has never struck me as that sort. He deals in useful things, not people and their vices. Trades fairly. Stays legal. I spoke with him because he'd just sold a cross-border transport business and thus had cash to spare.
They both sound like they believe he's not involved.
Good. Then we refute the lie whenever we can, honestly.
Dzektsavurzouk returns your text, suggesting a cozy, but pricy, Souggvuez-run eatery on the edge of the tourist quarter, not far from the port.
Table for 2?
Private booth.
Rradzoka quickly finds that the job board registration process is quite quick, but the various bodies want either a percentage of salary offered, an up-front fee or both. Typical rates are 6%-36% of salary and/or fees of up to Cr5000. It's hard to broker a deal remotely - and it isn't really your skill set. Agnuez (or one of his minions) may be good for that.
Everyone thinks your adds are excellent
Rradzoka messages Agnuez with the details and links, asking for assistance in negotiating a rate, with a preference for the percentage model for agencies (to encourage them to find good applicants) and flat fees for open boards (that do not actively seek candidates).