text: > Look around
  Green Service One's platform is underground. It serves mostly city workers during the day. There is an exit at the center of the platform which leads north through a set of closed automatic doors to a stairway leading up to the main station, just next to a large plaque with the name of the station on it. The platform abuts the Transit web to the south, where a Transit capsule hovers impatiently in the web. The capsule doors are open.
  
  You can see a Transit Map here.
  
  You can go north through the Green Service Station door (closed) from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > Go south
  You enter the Transit capsule.
  
  A fifty-person maglev Transit capsule. You're standing, holding on to a strap. Through the windows you can see the Green Service Platform.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  > wait
  Time passes.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  The capsule doors slide shut. The humming noice increases in volume, and the capsule slides out of the station, gathering speed as it goes, and slides into the tunnel.
  
  You hold onto your strap as the Capsule rapidly accelerates.
  
  > wait
  Time passes.
  
  > wait awhile
  Time passes.
  
  With a deep thrumming and the whoosh of displaced air, the Transit Capsule slides smoothly into Reserve Bank Station and comes to a stop, hovering in the Web. The doors slide open and a few commuters enter and exit the capsule.
  
  > Wait
  Time passes.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  You see a small red light in the corner of your vision which vanishes as you turn to look at it.
  
  > wait a while
  Time passes.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  > Wait
  Time passes.
  
  A man nearby yawns.
  
  > wait
  Time passes.
  
  With a deep thrumming and the whoosh of displaced air, the Transit Capsule slides smoothly into Green Commercial Platform and comes to a stop, hovering in the Web. The doors slide open and a few commuters enter and exit the capsule.
  
  > Go outside
  Green Commercial One is one of the oldest stations on the Transit web. Although it has been refurbished several times, its age still manages to show through the layers of tile and paint. The platform opens out at the middle to a lobby area which is dominated by a row of automated doors to the south, which lead to stairways up to the main station. The flow of commuters moves steadily through these doors. The floor and walls are both extremely scuffed duramex nanotile, and the station name (Green Commercial One) is indicated on a large plaque set into the walls. The platform abuts the Transit web to the north, where a Transit capsule can be seen hovering. The capsule doors are open.
  
  You can see a Transit Map here.
  
  You can go south through the Green Commercial Station door (closed) from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  > Go south
  (first opening the Green Commercial Station door)
  
  Green Commercial One's Transit station usually does most of its business around the rush hours, as Green Residental commuters stop off to take care of errands. The station is relatively small, but well kept up - the Green Commercial Business Improvement District organization sees to that. Open doorways lead south to Green Commercial One proper, and a stairway leads down to the doors to the Transit platform.
  
  You can go south and down through the Green Commercial Station door to Green Commercial Platform from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  You hear a very quiet beep from somewhere you can't identify.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > Go south
  Green Commercial One is built around a plaza, and this is its northern end. No vehicles are permitted within the public areas of Green Commercial One, so the entire area is pedestrian-only. To the north are the doorways to the Green Commercial Station. To the east is the NanoMart. To the west is a storefront bank with an ATM. The plaza continues to the south.
  
  The Reserve Bank Spacescraper is visible in the distance, rising over the low skyline.
  
  You can also see a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go north to Green Commercial Station, south, southeast, southwest, east, and west from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > open the trash
  You open the trash can, revealing some rubbish.
  
  > examine the rubbish
  All you'd expect from a cheap public trash can.
  
  > go south
  This is the center of the Green Commercial Plaza. There is a fountain here with a bench facing it. The plaza continues to the north and south; to the east is a bar called (ironically, you hope) the Proletariat. To the west is a Bistro Paris cafe.
  
  The Reserve Bank Spacescraper is visible in the distance, rising over the low skyline.
  
  You can also see a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go north to Green Commercial Plaza North, northeast, northwest, south, southeast, east, and west from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > look in the trash
  You open the trash can, revealing a drop message and some rubbish.
  
  In the trash can are a drop message and some rubbish.
  
  > get the MESSAGE
  (the drop message)
  You unfold the message as you take it.
  
  > read it
  A small piece of flash paper  which contains the following message: "IF THIS MESSAGE RETRIEVED ATTACK PAYLOAD IS FUNCTIONAL. YOUR MK RECORD NOW DISTRIBUTED TO ALL SECURITY ELEMENTS. TO EFFECT ESCAPE AND COMPLETE MISSION, USE PAYLOAD TO DISRUPT ANY BLOCKING HOMELAND SECURITY PERSONNEL. FOR LARGE CROWDS, A MINIMUM OF THREE SEQUENTIAL ATTACKS WILL BE REQUIRED TO DISRUPT ENOUGH OPERATIVES TO PERMIT ESCAPE. DROP SHUTTLE WILL MAKE PICKUP ONCE YOU REACH THE RESERVE BANK SPACESCRAPER SEMIBALLISTIC ROOF PADS. ACCESS TO PADS ONLY AVAILABLE VIA SPECIAL LIFT TUBE IN MAIN ATRIUM LEVEL."
  
  > Inventory
  You are carrying:
  a drop message
  a soldering iron
  a phone
  a safety limiter
  a laptop
  a backpack (being worn, and open)
  a lockblade knife
  some solder
  a car key
  a thermos (open but empty)
  a cotter pin
  a multitool
  a watch (being worn)
  
  > go west
  This is a branch of the popular lunch and coffee shop Bistro Paris. There are a few tables near the front. A restroom is to the west. On the north wall, opposite the counter, is a collection of Paris-themed prints. In the center is a large holoportrait of the chain's owner, Zuzu, and a sign claiming that the Bistro Paris has restaurants here, in the Reserve Bank Spacescraper, and in London. A server behind the counter is waiting on several customers.
  
  You can see a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go northeast to Green Commercial Plaza North, southeast, east to Green Commercial Plaza Center, and west from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > examine the holoportrait
  This portrait is somewhat horribly overdone. In it, Zuzu's face, in three-quarter profile, floats in front of what appears to be this very restaurant. Her face is so large and detailed that you're sure they had to edit out her pores, although they probably left her bright green eye unretouched.
  
  > examine trash can
  Painted industrial dark green, the Green Commercial Bistro Paris trash can awaits its daily diet of rubbish. There is a solar panel on it; presumably it reports back to a central system when it is full.