"You might want to keep that on," Maggie said, pointing at Gina's jacket. "I'd actually recomend getting yourself a big, comfy coat. The boiler is old, really old, it can't handle this cold. The only reason it's a bit warmer here is because Al brought an electric heater, and you bring it home with you each night, don't you Al?" Maggie said with hints of disaproval in her face.<br/>"It's mine, isn't it?" Al grumbled. "If Art has problems with the cold he can get one himself, can't he?" Gina got the impression it wasn't the first time they argued about it.<br/>Gina put on a big, comfy coat colored like a snow leopard, it almost looked like something a pimp would wear. She then put on some knitted mittens, and a knitted hat that covered her ears and had strings she could tie under her jaw to keep the hat in place, something she didn't do though.<br/>"Alright, to the left here is the break room. It got your standard soda vending machine, candy machine, a coffe machine that could do with some cleaning actually, and a little fridge if you bring some food to work. You better lable it with your name though." Gina could also see two battered love seats, and a small tv in one of the corners. There were also a bulletin board with various jokes and cartoons of varying degree of political correctness, as well as some poem called "A Police Officer's Prayer". Gina made a mental note to check the board out when she got time, it could be amusing.<br/>"You can always count on Arthur to bring in some doughnuts at the start of each shift. You are supposed to leave 25 cents for each one you take, it's an honor system thing," Maggie explained. "Ready to see the rest, then we'll head upstairs and say hello to Sid before he leaves?"