Hey! Gabriel here.
Just wanted to send in a submission regarding the archives? Sorry if I'm overstepping any boundaries, I honestly don't mean to seem rude. I was just wondering about a few mundane things like, how were the archives organised? Was it just files and records that were stored or were there old models stored too? If so, did you have to take care of them or was that someone else's job? Oh, and a little lighter question, what would you say was your favourite Cadet Corp TM product, if any?
I just want to say, please don't feel pressured to answer any of these questions, it's purely out of my own curiosity, and again, I'm sincerely sorry if I've overstepped any boundaries, I'm not exactly used to this whole submissions thing yet. Thanks a bunch!
Warm regards,
Gabriel.
Mmm hey, Gabe. Can I call you that? Too late. Sorry. I don’t feel like editing this.
No worries. If it overstepped any boundaries, I wouldn’t answer it. I do like getting all of these questions though. I know I’ve probably already said this, but it’s nice knowing other people are interested in the companies skeletons like I am.
Organized in, what way? I mean, I have both; I’m practically drowning in old models, both of RPPC’s and their general computers, laptops, etc etc. But I also have plenty of files, like old public announcements, security camera footage, videos, recordings, emails, posters—you name it, and there’s a good chance I have it somewhere.
The company stored both, though I was a majority of that. It was half my job to do the archiving; I just happened to take what I wanted and, you know, archive a few things for my own needs. That they didn’t tell me to archive. That’s how I have what I do. The models I have currently were either given to me for testing, rendered useless/unusable (dumpster diving without the dumpster, essentially), had a defect, were to be sent to a dump, or I.. you know. Grabbed some souvenirs. Though I do grab what I can online. Models no one wants anymore, old posters I don’t have for whatever reason. Variants of models. What more does a man need? Though all the wires are starting to make the place feel kind of cramped; I’ve been meaning to go through them again. They pile up too fast.
I did used to look over the models, though. I handled some of the reports and returns; what to do with the models afterwards. I got a lot more calls after the RPPCs released. At least I got something out of it.
My favorite product? Mmmm. I’ve always liked the old SpaceStations. But the iNovels are cute too. iStar—whatever you wanna call them. All the same.
Thanks for reaching out. Sorry if I didn’t give you the answers you wanted. I was kind of multitasking doing this.
All the best,
-A