<span style="font-weight: bold">Jules Bernhardt</span><br/><br/>The question was a hard one. Would the consequences bite him in the back if he answered wrong? He didn't know. He could feel a distinct warmth beneath his shirt, the kind of warmth that comes when there's stress, danger or shame.<br/>"Well, this is the first time I have heard of this. To be honest, I am just doing my best to help people over the phone with their computer problems."<br/><br/>"Over the phone, where getting eaten is not a distinct danger." He thought to himself.<br/><br/>Uses his roll of evasion and rational discussion to attempt to avoid the question:<br/>(Or should I be using three, because the dice adds up...)<br/>m<a class="postlink" href="http://orokos.com/roll/145757">http://orokos.com/roll/145757</a>m<br/>2#1d6: 2 # 6 [1d6=6] 3 [1d6=3]<br/><br/>"but miss Belweather, if there's an issue with how I talk over the phone, I`ll try my best to change the way I speak to something the ones on the other side of the phone feel annoyed about. I mean, I am doing my best on my job, I certainly don't want to cause you any economical trouble."