Aug 11
Death Ray ⚡
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Death Ray ⚡
Dear Mr. Generazzo,
I moved to Beaverton from Northern California a few months, and I'm very impressed with your improvements as mayor.
I heard in the news a devastating forest fire had risen up dangerously close to the city, and firefighters were having little luck with the fires. Though, an unexpected flooding of the forest helped put out the majority of the flames.
I was quite interested in the events that had gone down, but when I read not a week later that the damaged beltway was being re-routed, and the affected area was now under protection, I was puzzled. I've looked into the news and heard that some citizens, such as a research engineering assistant who goes by the name Mabel Tanaka (whom I'm sure you've been acquainted to), had found what appeared to be remnants of loudspeakers haphazardly close to the beltway's building site- conveniently where the fires started.
Upon further research through re-assembling of the parts, it had been shown to emit high-frequency tones that could severely endanger the animals of the ecosystem surrounding the area- which, for reference, is any noise above about 60,000 hZ. Moreover, its frequencies could reach over 200,000 hZ, which puzzled many, as animals aside from bats and whales aren't able to detect such frequencies.
The bigger problem I wanted to emphasize, however, is the loudspeaker's capacity to reach over 150 dB, which can cause human eardrums to instantly rupture. If you are confused, I would like to state here that a decibel (dB) is a logarithmic unit used to express sound pressure leveIs, while Hertz (hZ) are the number of sound wave cycles per second. Humans are able to detect from 20 hZ to about 20,000 hZ, while most animals are able to detect just under 100,000 hZ. The loudspeaker's limit was recorded to be 240 dB (though not manually activated to such levels, as it would produce enough force as an explosion). This level produces intense pressure waves that would not only cause a human head to explode, but also break all the bones in a human's body- all in an instant. The destructive capacity of these devices qualifies it as a sonic weapon.
This, of course, made me suspect that a group- or a person- was either planning to bypass several wildlife preservation acts and relocation permits (as far as I'm aware) to illegally attempt to drive out animals from the surrounding area- also known as wildlife hazing. Of course, there are some cases where this is permitted- however, seeing as animals were actively inhabiting the forest, it is unlikely that the group's/individual's intention was ethical. Again, I want to stress that 240 dB contains enough force for the human head to explode. I in no way mean to suggest you are responsible for this dangerous property, but it is still clear that someone had meant to drive out the animals surrounding that specific area, and the only person with reason to take such actions is you, as your beltway project was a prominent part of your re-election campaign at the time.
Long story short, Mr. Generazzo: I am curious and cynical of your seeming change of heart. You preserve wildlife and seem to turn in a generally greener direction, yet this device appears to be your handiwork. I ask that you indulge in my analysis and disprove my conclusions.
-A concerned citizen
[Sorry this is so long, I was just curious about how Jerry might respond if people found out about his illegal shenanigans!]
Well, first off, I am very glad you have moved out here to Beaverton!
Second, after much consultation with my peers, I will admit that the speakers were from me. What I did not do, was design the speakers. I did not know until far too late how much power they really had.
I apologize for my selfishness and failure to have the speakers peer reviewed.
As for the legality of the speakers placement, I discovered that it was legal under some specific circumstances. Such as getting invasive species out of an area.
Though, I very much regret my decision to attempt to build a beltway there using that method. Which is one of the reasons why I made the decision to make that pond and surrounding area a protected space.
What I’m trying to say is, I am going to redeem myself. I can’t undo what harm I’ve caused to the pond and forest, but what I can do, is try to regrow it.
Thank you for asking, it’s important a mayor be transparent for a better city.
Don’t worry that question was great.It helped me learn how he would interact with questions like that and how he speaks overall! I hope he sounds right, constructive criticism is appreciated.
My mother says we should visit the pond.
What should I bring there?
Aah couldn´t recist to make Jerry in chibi version hehe. Was probebly thinking of making him in too two diffrent keychains hehe.
Hello Fellow Citizens!
Mayor Jerry here, ready to answer questions for you.
Currently the Mayor of Beaverton!(hopefully I can stay forever, haha)
Answering questions, but feel free to send images too!
Working hard to make Beaverton be better everyday, in every way.
Trope of 40 year old men adopting rebellious teenagers:
Mabel and Jerry 🤝 Jean and Frank
So I finally saw Hoppers, and the car chase scene is just too funny, I can't stop laughing about it.
The fact that as soon as Jerry realizes that Mabel is Mabel, he instantly just thinks he's dreaming? That implies to me that he's had insanely chaotic dreams involving Mabel before.
That girl lives rent free in his head, she haunts his nightmares, and I admire her so much for it.
I would like to ask what are your thoughts on the Heron hopper robot?
My headcanon is that Connor asked for it to be made, since he’s a bird lover. I headcanon that they were only gonna do mammals, but Connor asked for a bird one, and they made it just for him.
