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Priestly wasn't generally the sort to call out from a shift without being, like, dead or recovering therefrom (it was a little sad that he knew that about himself), but he'd've been sorely tempted to, today. As it was, most of the staff had commented that he looked "like shit on toast, dude" and a few customers had politely asked for a different server.
Yeah, it was the best day ever.
He tried not to rub at his eyes as he looked over the diner, keeping an eye out for one customer in particular and trying not to obviously look at the other customers who should be scattered about, laying low and ready to jump in if things went terribly.
He was not cut out for this sneaky stuff. After this, he was going somewhere where he didn't have to be sneaky at all for awhile.
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Yeah, it was the best day ever.
He tried not to rub at his eyes as he looked over the diner, keeping an eye out for one customer in particular and trying not to obviously look at the other customers who should be scattered about, laying low and ready to jump in if things went terribly.
He was not cut out for this sneaky stuff. After this, he was going somewhere where he didn't have to be sneaky at all for awhile.
[ooc: for plot buddies!]
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21/1/15 01:54 (UTC)Well. Reese would've had to cuff Dinah to something to keep her from taking Harley apart.
"You did great," she added aloud. "You really did." She grinned a little wildly. "She's caught."
Harley's shrieking was fading into the distance as Reese put her into the patrol car outside.
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21/1/15 01:59 (UTC)Yet. His arm didn't hurt yet. When this adrenaline rush ended, he was going to crash pretty hard.
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21/1/15 02:03 (UTC)Don't ever ever scare her like that again, Priestly, jeez.
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21/1/15 02:07 (UTC)"Me too," Priestly agreed. "She is -- really terrifying."
As evidenced by the fact that all of his coworkers and most of the diner's other patrons were all now hiding behind the lunch counter. Priestly spotted his manager among the crowd.
"Uh, boss?"
"OH MY GOD GO TO THE HOSPITAL," the manager said.
"Alrighty."