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Intercepted Email: Invites
| To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Body: As a follow up to our previous email we would like to follow up on some concerns we had. The Fishermen have, a certain reputation we've noticed. To the point that few other corporations we have spoken to want to talk about them, we've also noticed how, different West Port district is compared to the rest of the city. Our concern is they may try to use their clout to damper this meeting. As they are part of the GCCG ...
| ... we were hoping you could, perhaps ensure that members were not as, zealous as the Fisherman Jones we spoke to. He certainly was a forward man. He spoke very much about the hard work the fishermen do for the city. We find it very admirable, and don't wish to cause problems with the Upper Plate Project. We just want to ensure they'll be coming in with an open mind, and acting in good faith.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
AIRG CEO Olivia D. Montriv
| Ha, bunch of pussies.
| To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Body: Hello again, we have a final count on those coming, we'll send you the list in the attachment. We have some safety concerns we'd like to address. We think it may be best that during the meeting having the city hall submerge as the Capitol Building does, if possible, should be done. For the safety of everyone involved.
Sincerely,
AIRG CEO Olivia D. Montriv
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| To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Body: Hello, Quincy Admin. For the likely seating arrangements we're probably going to need 200 seats and 50 tables. We'll also be renting the main conference hall of City Hall. So far we have confirmation with Zaibatsu, Jinterprise, CrayCo, White Wolf Airlines, Rxcellence, LcN, Veriatech, Vitalife, Craven Corporation, CypherDesigns, as well as several members of The Fishermen whom have voiced their concerns.
Sincerely,
AIRG