<strong>Roughshod</strong><br/><br/>Cavary left after the introduction, knowing that she had his number and they could decide if they were interested.<br/><br/>The Event Staff Supervisor gave a soft and solemn nod, not looking very confident but willing to try.  "I'm not sure we can get everything," he told her.  "Lots of tiny things generally tend to go missing.  I know it's more realistic, but other bands have used entire connected skeletons."  He set out to start organizing the crew, one of whom wrote "Please return the bones" on the cardboard box in permanent marker.  One of them came back around with a business card to offer, which said Deadwalkers and had a human skull as the logo, along with a phone number.  "Here, call this guy if you want new props.  They have assembled skeletons with RFID tags so this kind of thing doesn't happen."<br/><br/>It took Aaron some time to come back, well after Renee had brought in the guitar, but he was carrying a large bag and looking rather smug.  "Didn't have any at the convenience store, but they sent me to Dollar Deli.  I got about 40 decks and that lighter."  He offered her the bag with the change still inside, then moved back up to the drums to get started on the songs once more.