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This one took a while of mostly pushing it back to the backburner to finish. I felt really depressed whenever working on it for some reason. So I guess it's very good in that regard, because that's an emotion I really want to capture.

« Huh, Charles, how complicated is it to tape a poster to a wall ?? »

« Well !! if you're not happy, you can ask someone whose job it is to tape your damn posters to your damn walls ! It's not my job ! I'm GOOD at MY job ! Okay ?? I'm out of here !! » And in a swift move, he sticks the poster on his boss' snout.

« No, look, » Ozzy mumbles, getting it off while the security guard struggles to keep his balance on the stool « what you've just done. You could do the same thing, but ON THE WALL. »

« Do it yourself shorty ! I don't care about your wall, I DON'T !! »

Oh dear. He's upset now. Sure he's terrible at taping posters to walls, but it's not a reason to be rude when he's trying his best, trying to help with something out of his job description that he's not qualified for ; then he's already stressed out due to not only being away from his post, but also failing at the task he generously accepted to take on... and now this jerk comes and criticizes him to top it off. How rude.

Ozzy steps back. One thing he's supposed to be good at, is responding to such badgering. But this guy's pretty much paid to be intimidating, so he can't really fire him for yelling. Also he might be slightly scared of how the angry badger would react. Also he IS in fact pretty good at his job : there's not been a single robbery since he's been there. There's not been a robbery there in years prior to his arrival either but that's besides the point. Hesitantly, he helps Charles out with the mess of tape he's managed to wrap over his arm, which he's flailing around in anguish.

Maybe he can fire him for being insecure, who knows.

Description

This one took a while of mostly pushing it back to the backburner to finish. I felt really depressed whenever working on it for some reason. So I guess it's very good in that regard, because that's an emotion I really want to capture.

« Huh, Charles, how complicated is it to tape a poster to a wall ?? »

« Well !! if you're not happy, you can ask someone whose job it is to tape your damn posters to your damn walls ! It's not my job ! I'm GOOD at MY job ! Okay ?? I'm out of here !! » And in a swift move, he sticks the poster on his boss' snout.

« No, look, » Ozzy mumbles, getting it off while the security guard struggles to keep his balance on the stool « what you've just done. You could do the same thing, but ON THE WALL. »

« Do it yourself shorty ! I don't care about your wall, I DON'T !! »

Oh dear. He's upset now. Sure he's terrible at taping posters to walls, but it's not a reason to be rude when he's trying his best, trying to help with something out of his job description that he's not qualified for ; then he's already stressed out due to not only being away from his post, but also failing at the task he generously accepted to take on... and now this jerk comes and criticizes him to top it off. How rude.

Ozzy steps back. One thing he's supposed to be good at, is responding to such badgering. But this guy's pretty much paid to be intimidating, so he can't really fire him for yelling. Also he might be slightly scared of how the angry badger would react. Also he IS in fact pretty good at his job : there's not been a single robbery since he's been there. There's not been a robbery there in years prior to his arrival either but that's besides the point. Hesitantly, he helps Charles out with the mess of tape he's managed to wrap over his arm, which he's flailing around in anguish.

Maybe he can fire him for being insecure, who knows.