Re: Alexis A-choo!
Basic living accomodations (400 square foot apartment) is free. Prices beyond that slowly go up, in fifty dollar increments, and then acclerate a bit, topping out at 3000 dollars per month in Hayden Heights.
You arrive at the near-buried stressed concrete building, and enter a sliding glass, and electric door. A young lady takes some fizzy medicine that smells like roses for her cough, and then escorts you to a room two stories down.
"Mr. Henderson." She announces at the door way, and then smiles encouragingly at you, before leaving.
You step in to the large office, although its not overly well apointed, and Mr. Henderson stands up, and does a Japanese style bow to greet you.
"I'm very glad you're here today. I'll give you a tour of the factory, show you how to run the cameras and computers in the glass control box, and leave you at it. Oh yes, we should probably arrange a jam, so you can see how to unjam a bot." Then he sneezes into a large white tissue, enough to make the walls resound.
He describes pay, the medical plan, the sick leave days (4 mos. of the year), and company policy on mementoes and posters (they have to be disinfected regularly).
PT