@cjk [ audio ]

[signifies]

Hello everyone. My name is Clark. I'll try and keep this brief.

Firstly, I've drawn up a blank list and placed one on the bulletin board on each housing floor. If those with medical expertise feel comfortable, they can put their name, residence here, and — if they have one — specialisation, in case of an emergency. We have several residents who aren't from the same point in time, so if you'd like to volunteer to update someone's medical knowledge, please mark your name with an asterisk.

Secondly, ah-- [ a bit of a laugh. ] I'm from Kansas, which some of you might recognise as being host to some pretty bad weather. Now, I'm not going to say I'm paranoid, but-- I like to think ahead. So, I've made up some kits with some of the usual survival paraphernalia back home and distributed them between floors. Feel free to help yourselves if you need them.

[ No one has to use them, but he’d rather everyone knows they're available. ]

Thank you for your time.

( all replies in audio unless otherwise stated )

Comments

[prisonking]

Thanks.

There was, but the last project lead bit the dust on the job. I guess after that no one was too keen on volunteering. I'm going to try to organize a task-force in the near future, if I don't bite the dust first.

[signifies]

I'll ask around if anyone wants to join you.

[prisonking]

Appreciate it.

I'll probably start things off small. Just myself and a group who can watch my back while I take a look at pre-existing problems. Then I'll be able to determine the type of damages we're looking for, the causes, and start training people to perform site inspections without me.

[signifies]

Sounds like a plan.

If you need some publicity, give me a call. The local paper has good circulation.

[prisonking]

You're a helpful guy, Clark.

They should have made you Mayor.

[signifies]

Just between you and me, I'd be a terrible politician.

Good luck, Michael.

[prisonking]

That's what all the best politicians say.

You too.