Mikal
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Ok. You got me. Room 428, yeah?
(Someone told me my lucky number was 28 this morning.)
(Someone told me my lucky number was 28 this morning.)
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Jason West
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Are we gonna get this going soon?
Nace Bilby
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Is the third floor also for staff who are working late too? I think if so Nace would have a room there for whenever work in the armory means he's working late. I could room with someone in the 3rd floor.
Zack
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@Nace Bilby - That seems to be what Sophie, Tanya, and Molly did. You can pick a room on the 3rd floor if you don't mind getting a roommate.
Nace Bilby
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Not at all. Any takes for a roommate.
Nace Bilby
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I'll take room 308. Any takers for roommates?
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