Calinon
First Post
Tyrone takes the cell phone and clears his throat a few times. He pauses and seems to be concentrating, trying to remember something. Finally, he seems to recall what he was trying to, disables the video projector on the vidcel, nods, and dials a long-distance number.
You hear a muffled computerized female voice speak back from the phone, "Hello, First City National Bank, Fargo Central Office. How may I direct your call?"
"Jason Smith, investment manager, please," Tyrone says, losing all hint of his ghetto accent and speech. The phone says something back, which is lost in the sound of a passing car, but Tyrone replies shortly, "Luthor Rhymes."
After a very short pause, the phone comes to life again, and you hear a man's voice from the speaker, muffled by Tyrone's ear. "Hello Mr. Rhymes, Jason Smith speaking. It's good to hear from you after so long."
"And you, Mr. Smith. Unfortunately, I have only a brief time available and an investment opportunity in Colorado Springs to take advantage of, so we will of necessity have to leave the small talk for another day. I need a $20,000 wire transfer available within 2 hours by Intercontinental Cash Transfers at a branch in Colorado Springs. I need $10,000 in cash and a pre-paid credit card with $10,000 in my name.
"It will be picked up by my real estate manager, who will give the pass code of," Tyrone pauses for a moment, then grins. "The pass code for reception will be 'Luthor is my man.' I'll need the address for the branch to give to my manager.'
"If you review my file, you will recall there is a password required for us to complete all transactions over the phone. The password is Morpheus. The account number is 8921 699309 under my name."
Tyrone listens as the Mr. Smith says something you can't quite hear over the sound of the passing traffic.
SKILLS: I'm a bit at a loss for this as to what, if any, skills apply here. If there is one that does apply, uh... do your thing!
NOTE: I had no idea what the heck a vidcell was, sooooooo, I improvised, likely using knowledge and craft, to disable it. Probably a pretty simple thing to do.
You hear a muffled computerized female voice speak back from the phone, "Hello, First City National Bank, Fargo Central Office. How may I direct your call?"
"Jason Smith, investment manager, please," Tyrone says, losing all hint of his ghetto accent and speech. The phone says something back, which is lost in the sound of a passing car, but Tyrone replies shortly, "Luthor Rhymes."
After a very short pause, the phone comes to life again, and you hear a man's voice from the speaker, muffled by Tyrone's ear. "Hello Mr. Rhymes, Jason Smith speaking. It's good to hear from you after so long."
"And you, Mr. Smith. Unfortunately, I have only a brief time available and an investment opportunity in Colorado Springs to take advantage of, so we will of necessity have to leave the small talk for another day. I need a $20,000 wire transfer available within 2 hours by Intercontinental Cash Transfers at a branch in Colorado Springs. I need $10,000 in cash and a pre-paid credit card with $10,000 in my name.
"It will be picked up by my real estate manager, who will give the pass code of," Tyrone pauses for a moment, then grins. "The pass code for reception will be 'Luthor is my man.' I'll need the address for the branch to give to my manager.'
"If you review my file, you will recall there is a password required for us to complete all transactions over the phone. The password is Morpheus. The account number is 8921 699309 under my name."
Tyrone listens as the Mr. Smith says something you can't quite hear over the sound of the passing traffic.
SKILLS: I'm a bit at a loss for this as to what, if any, skills apply here. If there is one that does apply, uh... do your thing!
NOTE: I had no idea what the heck a vidcell was, sooooooo, I improvised, likely using knowledge and craft, to disable it. Probably a pretty simple thing to do.
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