<a class="link link--internal" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=83335&amp;pid=2016239#pid2016239"><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493"><i>Jin-Lai Park</i></span></a><br/>Location:  Shuttle "Annie" @ Spaceport Customs and Immigration Control<br/>Tagged:  Serena, Elaine, Mateo<br/><hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3"/><br/><br/>Jin unbuckled from her seat, and then removed the helmet once they landed.  She then promptly stowed the gear in it's place.  Just like in her kitchen , aboard the Annie everything  had a home-base where it belonged. An orderly system that needed to be adhered to , not to oppose chaos as a mere philosophical point , but to quite literally ensure everything was where it  needed to be to be used, to keep people safe, or to not injure people<br/><br/>Now once the ramp was down, Jin first used her internal comms to hook into the planetary net.  She wanted to check on the status of several orders and refunds.  She would stop by if anyone refused to refund the ship for bad produce or produce not delivered. She also checked to see when she could inspect the new goods she had ordered.  It took several minutes for her to make all these contacts, some via voice some via text or queue.<br/><br/>Jin had blushed earlier at the idea of hot oil, but then now that Serena mentioned shopping , Jin had an epiphany, and perked up with interest "I suppose I could use some civvies, a nice blouse and a skirt and maybe some  sandals or some boots, depending on how warm it is today.  and something comfy to wear on ship when im not busy being a chef.  "  Not to mention , she thought, a couple of knives.   Jin wasn't worried about money, she was more troubled about the source of the money that had been deposited into her credit account, she would definitely want to get some of that in cash just in case it was a bank error.  But in truth she knew it was part of her  family - either the corporate side or the outlaws most likely, though her renegade uncle Walter might also be the one responsible.<br/><br/>She wasnt worried about customs though, she she had her "hard card" temporary system resident card on a lanyard  under her jacket.  That would save her a lot of searching and duties  , though of course it had not been cheap in the first place.