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So uh...

That's uhm

YOUR Betty, isn't it? Are we calling her your Betty? Is that a thing? Nearly flirted with her, man that would have been a super bad bestie move. I'd have been so fired. Then I thought: Hey, that name sounds familiar.

Are uh... you okay? Not that I'm good at asking these questions or have a way to make it better that doesn't involve snacks and booze.

It's true that I've had occasion to meet with each of you upon your arrival, some for longer than others. I apologize if anything moved too quickly for you, but we've had an influx of new arrivals lately and I am merely a team of one.

By way of a quick introduction, I'm Peggy Carter and I've been in the 23rd century since stardate 226401.01. I had the pleasure of being the first arrival. Before that, I was temporarily living in Los Angeles, California, on the planet Earth, in the year 1949. This might not mean anything to all of you, but it still means something to me.

Now, onto business. If you are looking to work during your time here on the Enterprise, there are several opportunities for you. I would, of course, appreciate any help you might be able to offer in the traveler liaison department. Otherwise, there are opportunities for civilian work (mess hall, recreation rooms, etc.)

And though none of you are Starfleet (my apologies, Lt. Commander Dax, I suppose you are officially Starfleet, though from some time in the future), there are crewman, non-enlisted opportunities available in many of the ship's systems departments. There will be a training period, depending on your experience and skill level, before you begin duty rotations. Both Steve Rogers and Kate Beckett can speak to their own training and duties should you wish to ask them.

Please don't hesitate to reach out to me or a member of the crew with any questions.