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Tweak says, "Moar WAXINE"

Seamus Finnigan (openbottle) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2014-10-03 17:35:00

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character: romeo garcia-davies, character: seamus finnigan

Early Feedback
Who: Seamus and Romeo
What: Positive feedback!
Where: Finnigan's, kitchen
When: Early evening
Rating: SFW

Hiring Romeo had taken a huge weight off Seamus' shoulders. Hannah, Bryn and the rest of his staff and friends had been doing their very best to cover the lack of a proper chef, but it had been a bit of a nightmare to co-ordinate, trying to make sure there was food at any given hour. He hadn't wanted to stop, afraid he'd lose customers who'd never bother to give them a second chance, but having a real chef in the kitchen again - even a young one - was a relief. Seamus still had a 'help wanted' notice in the window. Romeo couldn't work seven days a week, and after this latest experience Seamus was pretty sure having two fully capable chefs on his staff would be worth the extra expense, just in case anyone else had to leave in a hurry.

Eager to make sure his newest employee was settling in, Seamus pulled one last pint before handing over to his evening staff and sneaking into the kitchen. "Hope I'm not disturbing you," he said to Romeo's back. He didn't expect him to be busy right now - customers wanting dinner probably wouldn't be in for another hour or so. "How're you finding things?" Romeo had definitely taken to the journals already, which made Seamus smile, and his interest in adding another activity to their community calendar was also something Seamus had considered a positive when interviewing him.

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openbottle
2014-10-15 06:41 pm UTC (link)

"Agreed." Seamus grinned, pleased that they seemed to agree. He liked meat, but it wasn't required for every meal. With the way he tended to skip meals, Seamus was not inclined to put too strict a limit on what actually counted. Thinking of which... seamus reached for another mushroom. Three counted as dinner, right?

He carefully stowed the statue in his pocket then made an apologetic gesture around the kitchen. "Like I said, Dean must have hidden it before I hired you. I had no idea it was here until just now. Maybe he'd have told you when you two met." Unlikely with how busy Dean was preparing for his show. "The kitchen is your domain. I'll try to interfere as little as possible."

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rgarciadavies
2014-10-17 10:49 pm UTC (link)

"It is already clear to me that I am going to enjoy working here," Romeo said, pulling his wand out of his back pocket and giving it a swish and a flick to clear up the remaining dishes. "Tomorrow, sir, I wish to try a tortilla soup, I think, and... maybe just some simple enchiladas, to begin the special," he said thoughtfully. "They will be easy enough, and each can easily be made vegetarian with just a few small modifications. Would that be okay?"

The little hide the statue game seemed fun, but it was obviously Seamus and Dean's thing, and he wasn't worried about being included. "You can do as you please, sir. It is your playground - I am merely playing in it," he laughed.

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openbottle
2014-10-19 01:08 pm UTC (link)

Seamus couldn't help but be pleased by that. He wasn't very good at being the strict boss - he wanted all his employees to enjoy working for him, and in his pub. It was supposed to be a community, after all, and that included the staff as much as the customers. "That all sounds good," Seamus said, though he wasn't quite sure what tortilla soup was. He'd have to remember to try some tomorrow and find out.

Seamus shook his head, pushing his curls out of his eyes. This was evidently another thing they were going to disagree on, but there was no reason to bang on about it. If they both respected the kitchen, then they'd function well enough. "Right. I'll leave you to your work before the dinner rush starts."

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