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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 3669145" data-attributes="member: 48762">Raul and AndrewRaulAnd just how is Raul going to go about gaining access to these rooftops?&nbsp; There is no imminent threat at the present time that would justify this.&nbsp; Most shops in the area have pitched rooves that are not conducive to walking around on, anyway, and most shokeepers would rather not have you up there without a good reason.&nbsp; Are you looking for something specific?AndrewThe strike by the Shiv, as you seem to remember, has been going on for a week or so, two weeks at most, probably.&nbsp; (Although it is not terribly certain that you were aware of the strike when it first started.&nbsp; It took a little time for the merchants to run low on goods, which is when the strike began to be felt in earnest.&nbsp; The Constables of the 2nd Ward have been pulling picket line duty since about the 4th or 5th day of the strike.&nbsp; Word on the street has it that a settlement of the dispute is most likely comng soon, as soon as the final terms of the settlement are hammered out.&nbsp; As you understand it, the strike was primarily caused by a dispute over sick days and &quot;hardship pay.&quot;&nbsp; It is highly unlikely that The Shiv will win a concession on paid sick days. The average merchant is able to scrape by without The Shiv, but they definitely make commerce flow more smoothly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 3669145, member: 48762"] [b]Raul and Andrew[/b] [B]Raul[/B] And just how is Raul going to go about gaining access to these rooftops? There is no imminent threat at the present time that would justify this. Most shops in the area have pitched rooves that are not conducive to walking around on, anyway, and most shokeepers would rather not have you up there without a good reason. Are you looking for something specific? [B]Andrew[/B] The strike by the Shiv, as you seem to remember, has been going on for a week or so, two weeks at most, probably. (Although it is not terribly certain that you were aware of the strike when it first started. It took a little time for the merchants to run low on goods, which is when the strike began to be felt in earnest. The Constables of the 2nd Ward have been pulling picket line duty since about the 4th or 5th day of the strike. Word on the street has it that a settlement of the dispute is most likely comng soon, as soon as the final terms of the settlement are hammered out. As you understand it, the strike was primarily caused by a dispute over sick days and "hardship pay." It is highly unlikely that The Shiv will win a concession on paid sick days. The average merchant is able to scrape by without The Shiv, but they definitely make commerce flow more smoothly. [/QUOTE]

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