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You've reached Pepper Potts. I'm sorry I missed your call, but please leave a message with your name, your contact information and details as to why you're calling after the tone and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you.

[There's a pause and it's almost added as an after thought:]

If this is a message regarding Tony Stark, I will make sure to address the matter or concern as soon as possible. Thank you for you patience.

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[ooc: You know what to do! c: Indicate if it's ic/ooc and I'll respond accordingly!]

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I don't remember being here.

[CEO doesn't exactly help when you're looking for a menial job... Being overqualified for everything sucks.]

I could upgrade our stuff then? Until you think of something that is.

[ooc: There there, we'll pretend it doesn't exist.]

Is that a drunk, 'You don't remember being here' or you really don't remember being here? I don't think that Captain America would lie about something like that.

Until I think of something? [Sigh. Forever a caretaker.] There has to be some kind of technology company here considering the Dreamberries.

[ooc: ;A; ♥]

Edited 2012-03-12 08:10 (UTC)

Second one. And how would you know, that could have been all propaganda.

[He considers it for a brief second.]

If it's gonna be like that, might as well open a new branch of the company here ourselves.

We could do that. There's enough empty places here to turn into a factory. You can handle the business and I'll do the tech.

Besides the few people that we've interacted with, I don't think you or Iron Man are as big of a name here as you were back home.

[Her voice perks up slightly.]

Really? You sure you'd be up an external branch? It wouldn't be too much of a problem either considering that I've been told things back home stay on hold until we get back which is a relief to hear.

[That needs to be fixed, a world that doesn't know Tony Stark is a world that isn't worth living in.]

Why not? It can't be that hard. Fix a few robots up, draw up some new designs and we're done. [He's never had to start a company up, just run it.]

[Have a few more of those drunken escapades and they will.]

It's a bit more complicated than that. There'd be paper work involved not to mention all the legal hoops that we'd have to deal with to set it up. I don't even know if the laws here to start a company branch here are the same as home.

[Not that she can see it, but he just waved his arm dismissively.]

We're guests here, rules are probably easier on us.

Regardless whether or not we're guests I'd want to do this properly. I don't want to run into any legal trouble in the future. I don't know how the lawyers here are but they certainly won't be our legal team.

Edited 2012-03-13 04:35 (UTC)

We'll take it slowly then. [See how much he is improving!] I need to make some more cores for the arc reactor anyway and do some maintenance on the suit first.

[She didn't think that phrase was in his vocabulary - not that she's complaining. Hopefully he can hear the smile in her voice.]

I'll start looking into the paper work for starting a company in the mean time then. We can go looking for an office and workshop for you at some point.

Actually it turns out I have a workshop here from the last time I was supposedly here. I think we could use the whole building. I don't think I got round to fixing the place up though, the place still uses keys.

Well that does make things a lot easier. Where is it? [She rolls her eyes even though he can't see.] Because keys are really primitive forms of security.

Business district, I've got the suit there.

[He knows her reactions even if he doesn't remember many facts.]

And they are. The only place they're acceptable is for cars. It's way too easy to pick the lock.

If you give me the address I can go take a look around myself - unless you'd rather show me.

That may be true but technology isn't everything.

Show you. I'll give you the grand tour and everything.

[For someone who bases their entire life on it, that's shocking to hear.]

'Better living through technology', I'm sure you know the company's propaganda.

I'll hold you to that.

Almost too well. Despite that, I still stand by my opinion of the Expo.

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