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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanog" data-source="post: 1118806" data-attributes="member: 10680">Coffeebar DaybreakBoston, Massachussetstuesday, October 2002, around 12:30 PMTodd is enjoying a cup of coffee and lunch in the small bar that he usually frequents. The new year has just kicked in a few weeks ago and he is still trying to adjust. The new year has been quite a bit more challenging than the last one. He goes over his college notes as he sips the last of his coffee. Alice is pretty alert, as always, and is already standing at his table. "Refill?" She takes a look at the door and spots an old man walking in. He looks to be from chinese descent, his gray hair laying wild on his head from the autumn wind outside. The man takes a look around and walkes directly to Todd's table."Professor of yours?", Alice asks as she poured his coffee. "Well, I'll leave you two. Just call when you need anything."The old man halts next to Todd's table and lowers his head a bit. "Good afternoon, Mister Whitford. We haven't met, but would you mind if I joined you for a moment? I think that there are some things you should know..." The man's voice carries a thick accent, and is quite severe. Whatever it is that the man wants to talk about, it must be something...OoC: Todd_______________________Outskirts of New York CityNYC, New Yorkthursday, October 2002, around 8 PMThe man nods slowly, still carrying a smile on his face. "So, you would want your company to be like a coven? Still, that doesn't mean that these warlocks needed the company. It helped because each of them had knowledge and will. Do you think that all of your employees would have that? And shouldn't you be able to do things before entering the coven-company?" The man lifts his graying eyebrows high, adding to his odd demeanor."It seems to me that the idea of the company is all about volume. Doing more, and helping everyone... Is there not enough good to be done right here? Why not start small, and take it from there. It seems like you would not really need your company for that, now would you?"OoC: Max</blockquote>

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