Sammy has very neat, cursive and recognisable handwriting. He likes to leave little notes around the studio, usually on the desks/workspace of musicians in the orchestra, dubbed “Lawrence Letters” by the other employees.
These aggressive letters typically contain degrading insults, jarring comparisons and backhanded “tips” for instrumental improvement. There’s a small board in the break room nicknamed “Sammy’s Wall of Shame”, where you can pin your special letter up to show off to your coworkers.
“Your cello playing yesterday was so poor, I considered skinning a cat in your place for better sound.”
“Writing to inform you that your spot in the orchestra will now be replaced by my grandmother. It’ll be a fair bit of work to dig her up, but at least the piano won’t sound so dreadful.”
Always signed, with a heart.
Wally tries his hardest while cleaning up to find unopened letters and throw them out before the recipient stumbles upon it, to avoid the note upsetting them.