yeah

Think fredrick went to a review site right after we said halo...

I think CE is boring

I played it once

never again

even with no social prowess that's a lot of an advantage ngl

They have the leeway to do so if you treat them right. @UnfilteredGarbage

CE is a bit boring since the mission structure is fucked

But ya, @Napoleon Lee Scott u shud totally get Halo

thats like expecting the local gas station attendent to have your favorite food and snacks on the counter so you can buy them after work on every friday afternoon

shooters and consoles dont mix

consoles are for arcade games <:why:462286147473637407>

@Laucivol upselling you garbage is literally the entire job of retail employees and especially gamestop employees. They're not going to treat you better at the risk of their own job security

and jrpg

RPGs/platformers are gud on consoles

Could happen. @ubermensch

no

it wouldn't

After like a decade of being super kind to 'em.

*a decade*

yea a decade of filling up your suv

@ubermensch that's not even a good analogy, since that's not asking them to do anything that's against their job

And hanging out outside of that environment

and giving tips

CE is like: ok so go there, now do the same thing but backwards

@UnfilteredGarbage its expecting more that they wouldn't give

And having somethings in common.

now that might be the issue

But it no longer service to a customer, but to a friend.

iShoe

ye thanks for filling up my gas for me

eShoe

here 5 dollars for a Dr. Pepper and M and Ms

cya

Nah, it's more like, "How about the wife and kids?"

i did have pretty good rapport with indian owners of corner shops i used to go to get alc from

back in my drinking days lol

i was always tempted to call the lady mom lol

I have a funny feeling you don't know the people enough to ask that nor should they obligated to do anything for you even if your on friendly terms

At one point I had a report enough with the gas station clerk that they'd have my brand of smokes in hand when I got to my turn to buy 'em.

keep interpersonal and professional separate