You've known him for like 5 minutes. Give it time, you'll see.
[ Though admittedly it will probably never be as bad to someone who hasn't been stuck knowing and working with Archer for over a decade... good Lord, that's depressing. ]
Eh. Do what you gotta do.
[ Easy enough, although Ray also assumes Crowley is maybe joking. ]
The bar is real high. I'll introduce you to my boss if he ever shows up.
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He briefly wants to puke with that thought, which is a new and very human experience. If any of his bosses turn up here he's going to run away to live in the creepy forest.]
I'll make no promises, but he's safe for now, I suppose. He's sort of amusing.
God, don't even joke about that. MY boss is Archer's MOTHER, which probably tells you all you need to know about the hostile work environment that is my entire life.
[ At this point he puts up with it pretty easily, it's old hat for the most part, but if it was any easier for a spy who's been with one dysfunctional agency for this long to get another job elsewhere... ]
Give me a head's up at least. Loathe as I am to admit it, I'm kinda glad to know SOMEONE around here... I mean, beggars can't be choosers I guess.
Aren't you a perfect housewife Some project management bullshit for a construction company in town, pays well enough when we've no mortgage or the like
In either case I'm still the one that has to DO all the damn housework, so... meh.
Well, my old job's definitely out. That and anything that requires two arms and legs that actually work. Guess that'll probably narrows things down a little.
Your old job that certainly wasn't being a secret agent, right? [He's a shit.] The town's big enough that there ought to be some decent office jobs about.
Thanks but I think I'll take my chances on the unemployment line. Or I dunno, maybe even the department store. I could be the guy who sprays men's cologne or something, how hard could that be?
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[ Though admittedly it will probably never be as bad to someone who hasn't been stuck knowing and working with Archer for over a decade... good Lord, that's depressing. ]
Eh. Do what you gotta do.
[ Easy enough, although Ray also assumes Crowley is maybe joking. ]
But I mean... try not to?
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[HAHAHAHAHA
He briefly wants to puke with that thought, which is a new and very human experience. If any of his bosses turn up here he's going to run away to live in the creepy forest.]
I'll make no promises, but he's safe for now, I suppose. He's sort of amusing.
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[ At this point he puts up with it pretty easily, it's old hat for the most part, but if it was any easier for a spy who's been with one dysfunctional agency for this long to get another job elsewhere... ]
Give me a head's up at least. Loathe as I am to admit it, I'm kinda glad to know SOMEONE around here...
I mean, beggars can't be choosers I guess.
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[Not to make assumptions, but he knows what men are like.]
I'll let you know if it gets dire, if only 'cause I'll need an alibi
Least you don't have to feel bad about him being stuck here
[Since he deserves it, really.]
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Just don't make me an accessory or anything.
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You're no fun :(
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Where are you getting all this cab money from anyway? Did you get a job already?
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Have you not got one?
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What's the job? And does it pay good?
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Some project management bullshit for a construction company in town, pays well enough when we've no mortgage or the like
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Honestly it's unbelievable!
I guess I oughta take a look at the classifieds then. Maybe I can find something in an office job.
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I've had to figure out all the cooking business, too, my husband's useless at it
[Aziraphale is doing his best.]
It's easy as anything to get one, all I had to do was ask. Didn't even want a resume or any of that.
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But I'm used to it. I've been doing all my own cooking for years.
[ Mostly cooking for one but still... ]
How'd you even find it? Walk-in?
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[Crowley briefly considers asking if Ray would share some cooking tips, but the mortifying ordeal of asking for help is too mortifying.]
Yup. It's sort of what I used to do back home and a sight better than my last job. Or working retail.
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Well, my old job's definitely out. That and anything that requires two arms and legs that actually work. Guess that'll probably narrows things down a little.
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Your old job that certainly wasn't being a secret agent, right? [He's a shit.] The town's big enough that there ought to be some decent office jobs about.
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A call center maybe. Or I could just take up the cloth again.
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You were a priest?
[BAD]
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And it WAS a pretty long time ago, and I'll be honest, it did not end well for me. Still, it's an option.
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[Humans, ugh.]
Figured it didn't, what with the gay thing. Might want to leave it as a last resort, can you imagine having to deal with the locals that much?
[Don't be a priest, Ray :( ]
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Still though. Not ideal.
Doesn't even pay that good, if I'm being honest.
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I can't imagine it would, or more people would do it
Could see if my new boss would let me hire a secretary, wouldn't that be fun
[He's joking]
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Or I dunno, maybe even the department store. I could be the guy who sprays men's cologne or something, how hard could that be?
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Really?
No, stop, you're just saying that.
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