Ron Swanson wrote:P.S.: Andrew! I need you to see more things than the word "Leslie" in your posts. You are using chronic roleplay and tunneling to speak of no one else in this game and that is not good.

i'll read your stuff on christ
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Ron Swanson wrote:P.S.: Andrew! I need you to see more things than the word "Leslie" in your posts. You are using chronic roleplay and tunneling to speak of no one else in this game and that is not good.
those weren't the words you talkedLeslie Knope wrote:I was rushing to ensure that I got my post in before the coin toss I believed was going to lead to my death. I'm certain that I'm good, but I was uncertain about Jamm. The most logical decision in the moment was to change my vote to Jamm because I know I'm good.Andy Dwyer wrote:explain this post as anything but a bad post
you can't
more LIKELY?
wouldn't it be CERTAAAIN if you were good!?
....Leslie Knope wrote:A very good point, and a much stronger lead than Jerry at this time. I will also be placing my vote for Chris at this time. If a new lead shows up, I will be around to revise it.Ron Swanson wrote:As for me, this brings me to Chris, for instance.
To say that you suspect Jerry, but vote Jamm, while Jerry was a serious contender, is a mighty suspicious move. The only way you could even consider absolving such a move would be if Chris would have had no f***ing clue what the tally situation is.
But Chris did not say that.
So either Jerry was still in the lead, by one vote, and Chris, instead of voting Jerry who he still suspected, voted Jamm.Chris Traeger wrote:When last I looked at the votes, Jerry was leading by a decent margin
Either Jerry was tied with Leslie and Chris, instead of voting Jerry who he still suspected (over Leslie, for which he had stated nothing relevant whatsoever during the game), voted Jamm.
This either looks like a vote meant not to doom Jerry for good, or to offer Leslie a lifeline, given that she was stuck, while in a tie herself, on Jerry.
Chris is the common denominator in this, anyway.
is ur bike brokenLeslie Knope wrote:I believe I changed my mind on that on day 2 and admitted that my logic was flawed. As far as the "Ron buddied up to April" bit, I was stating a possibility. I don't want to eliminate any possibility.Ron Swanson wrote:You're a pain in the ass, Knope. Your Day 1 narration was "April and Ron are colluding". Then your Day 2 narration was to still try to scramble around that. Now it's "Ron buddied to April". ***s sake.
i agree !Ron Swanson wrote:Goodbye, April. You will be avenged. I will personally see to it.
I believe the mafia team in this game is a team doing the right moves. Scanned for the cop and found him, and now removed an all-but-confirmed civilian. This requires at least one functioning brain in the BTSC. If you still want to dispute that the mafia containts performant players, offer an adequate profile and point at someone.
As for me, this brings me to Chris, for instance.
To say that you suspect Jerry, but vote Jamm, while Jerry was a serious contender, is a mighty suspicious move. The only way you could even consider absolving such a move would be if Chris would have had no f***ing clue what the tally situation is.
But Chris did not say that.
So either Jerry was still in the lead, by one vote, and Chris, instead of voting Jerry who he still suspected, voted Jamm.Chris Traeger wrote:When last I looked at the votes, Jerry was leading by a decent margin
Either Jerry was tied with Leslie and Chris, instead of voting Jerry who he still suspected (over Leslie, for which he had stated nothing relevant whatsoever during the game), voted Jamm.
This either looks like a vote meant not to doom Jerry for good, or to offer Leslie a lifeline, given that she was stuck, while in a tie herself, on Jerry.
Chris is the common denominator in this, anyway.
I guess there's a reason you failed the tests to be a cop.Andy Dwyer wrote: those weren't the words you talked
you said it was more likely.
it should be cARETAN
flippity floppy leslies!
Stating facts isn't back-pedaling. From now on, I'm not going to humor your ridiculous accusations unless you have something reasonable or legitimate to say. This is the third day of this and it's frankly ridiculous. You're ridiculous. And Bert Macklin isn't a real FBI agent.Andy Dwyer wrote:is ur bike broken
bc u seem to be back pedalling awfully HARD!
Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
Ann Perkins! I love you, but I don't trust you. At all. Your idea that if someone hasn't spoken to someone else directly they are therefore immediately bad together is a ridiculous assessment. Also, I'm the father of your baby, and you can't remember my name. I'm not sure how I feel about that. No, I am sure. I don't like it. I did not vote in coordination with anyone. While I do have superior coordination and control of my body, I barely had any coordination of my vote with myself. In fact, I had someone distracting me at the last minute of the vote here in my home and it caused a fight. I don't like heated confrontation, it makes me very nervous. So no, I am not on a team with Donna and Leslie and I did not vote to save Leslie. I did not even know my vote caused a tie.Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
Leslie Knope wrote:I think we need to seriously debate the merits of not lynching anyone today. If we kill someone now and they turn out to be good, then those monsters who killed Lil Sebastian will kill again and we'll be down two good guys. Yes, there's a chance we can get one of the people responsible, but it's only a 1/5 possibility.
These are the two most suspicious things in the world. If I could, I'd make an attack ad saying so. A really good powerful ad that talks about why a Leslie who wants to help the people she loves and the greatest city in the world (whatever that means) would entertain the thought of throwing out the only tool we have to eliminate the competition. I'd make a really awesome ad that talks about how Chris voted for somebody he almost forgot about, somebody he painted with a hollow claim of "could very much be an attempt." Like, what does that even mean? I mean, I could very much be attempting to run for office to get my dad off my back, and you'd be right, but you get my point.Chris Traeger wrote:Silly me, I almost forgot about Bill! He seems to be very preoccupied with you. Which could very much be an attempt to avoid discussion that might stray onto himself or a fellow evil teammate, if it is intentional. It would be nice to hear what he thinks of people other than the fresh breath of air that is April Ludgate. Otherwise I am inclined to put him on a list of suspects. Did that answer your question?
Well, that's because I learned new information. When I was four I thought that chocolate milk came from brown cows, and then I flip-flopped when I found out that there was something called chocolate syrup.Leslie Knope wrote:I guess there's a reason you failed the tests to be a cop.Andy Dwyer wrote: those weren't the words you talked
you said it was more likely.
it should be cARETAN
flippity floppy leslies!
[quote="Andy Dwyer""]
....
nice flip flop !
DO YA GOT AN Y SANDALS!?
seriosuly though! Leslie J U S T named me and Jerry as her #1 suspects. Ron makes one post, Leslie on the surface agrees and now she's voting for CHRIS!T
Stating facts isn't back-pedaling. From now on, I'm not going to humor your ridiculous accusations unless you have something reasonable or legitimate to say. This is the third day of this and it's frankly ridiculous. You're ridiculous. And Bert Macklin isn't a real FBI agent.[/quote]Andy Dwyer wrote:is ur bike broken
bc u seem to be back pedalling awfully HARD!
Jerry Gergich wrote:Hey guys, I'm here! I was late because I dropped my laptop in my soup. Butterfingers!
And yet, I'm the one whose votes are getting the third degree. Hard to imagine.Jerry Gergich wrote:Gosh, you are all so nice. I don't want to lynch any of you. But Ben and Chris are new around here, and Ben seems to be trying a little too hard, plus he didn't cry at L'il Sebastian's funeral, and he also made me play Cones of Dunshire with him.
Sorry Ben.
Oh Jerry, your family is a delight! You know, when I first read this I was a little unsure how I felt about your reasoning. And I think I can understand your reasoning, after all, the mafia would be anxious to know if they had killed an important role or not. However, it also could have been simply when Ben was able to be online. I don't think we can conclude that it would definitely make him bad.Jerry Gergich wrote:Oh geez, I can't believe Craig is dead. That's so sad! You know, when I'm feeling a little down, my beautiful wife and daughters always cheer me up. But right now all I really want to do is find the killer. Ben was awful quick to get in here after the kill. I wonder if he was expecting it.
Here you characterize me as "trying to hard." This is the one post that I think speaks in your favor, because April pointed out that you mixed up Bill Dexhart and the cop, making it look like you aren't paying attention. I can agree you aren't paying attention well, but are you an inattentive civilian or an inattentive mafia?Jerry Gergich wrote:I agree with most of what April has said. She seems like a sweet kid. I will try to do a better job of posting more. I just get so forgetful. Chris would probably be my next suspect after Ben, as he shares the trying too hard vibe and helped kill the cop.
Mild shots at Ron now as well with no clear reasoning why. Ben is just because he is a high poster and came in quick after the night post. Me because I am giving the trying to hard vibe. Mmkay.Jerry Gergich wrote:Ron's my boss and he was good enough to give me a job, so I don't want to say anything mean about him. But his posts have seemed a little stilted to me. He's not as high up on my suspect tree as Ben and Chris, but he's not in the clear either.Ann Perkins wrote:Hello, I don't even remember you from yesterday. Can you give me a read on Ron pleaseJerry Gergich wrote:Oh geez, I can't believe Craig is dead. That's so sad! You know, when I'm feeling a little down, my beautiful wife and daughters always cheer me up. But right now all I really want to do is find the killer. Ben was awful quick to get in here after the kill. I wonder if he was expecting it.
Roleplay and walking back his earlier comment about thinking it is probably a coincidence.Jerry Gergich wrote:I'm sorry if my work is not up to your standards lately, Chris. I ripped my pants somehow and had to spend most of the day sitting down to keep anyone from noticing. It was only a theory, and if you can see a connection between Craig and the killer, I would love to hear it! I just didn't see much in his posting to make me think of other people.Chris Traeger wrote: The second one concerns me because it could dissuade people from trying to look for a connection or reason to look at who might kill Craig and why. Looking for answer can only be a good thing, at least that’s what my therapist, Dr. Richard Nygard tells me all the time.
Now he is back to high posters, though I have never seen a solid reason from him why. This time though he excludes Ron and adds Ann over the word "interesting." Which strikes me as odd, and Ann clearly felt so too judging from her reaction. This reaction makes me wonder if I am wrong about Ann or Jerry. Or if perhaps they are distancing here, which might also explain their interaction. Very interesting!Jerry Gergich wrote:Looking at these files all day, I have to say that I think the killer is someone who posts a lot, and that it's very likely that at least one voter for Bill was bad. Cross referencing the two leads me to Ben, Ann, Chris, or Ron. Ron is just such a great guy, and after reading some more of his posts, I think I have to trust him for now.
That means I think we should lynch Ben, Ann, or Chris. Ann used the word "interesting" in her second post of the game, which to me always seems like a fluff word that doesn't say anything but appears to say something, so she is definitely on my radar.
Anyone else have thoughts on these three? I'm so lucky to work with such smart people.Ann Perkins wrote:I can't ask how my friends are doing during this tragedy? Interesting...Ron Swanson wrote:Aren't you paying attention, woman? This is the worst day since Charles Mulligan's Steakhouse was shut down. Show some damn respect!Ann Perkins wrote:Hullo how's it going friends
dude, i'm sorry i've slighted yu like that.Ben Wyatt wrote:Hmm. I have to say, the results of Day 2 casts the most shade on Chris. His well-timed vote saved Jerry and almost doomed Leslie.
I agree, Leslie changing her stances like, well, a politician isn't great, but I'd see a Chris + Jerry team as more likely, and Leslie doesn't fit in at all with that duo.
Andy has a very specific worldview where Leslie is the only member of the mafia, and may as well be wearing a giant neon sweater with "MAFIA" written in the Sopranos font. Anything that conflicts with that worldview he either ignores or forcefully misinterprets. See: Andy correcting me about my thought process for suspecting Jerry. He thought it was because I hated RP for whatever reason. I said no, and pointed out the real reasons, and then he ignored me again.
I'm not really sure what alignment he's aligned with; a purposefully futile mad witch hunt against a single target is a nice way to avoid bloody hands and suspicion. Then again, his posts could easily read confused civ. The fact that I myself am still nowhere near 100% convinced of Leslie's innocence only complicates things.
I'm sure it won't surprise you that I start here. I read it and it seemed to be saying that she found it "funny" that Ron defended April. Because April's lynch would provide us information regarding what setup we are in. And she didn't like that he was inviting a civilian to counter claim when there is no protection available. The last part I get, the first part I don't like. Killing someone off as a civilian just for information on the setup seems short sighted and it would be more likely a mafia member would take this stance because they want to focus on finding the cop rather than killing a useless civ. It would be to their advantage that a confirmed civ get lynched because people doubt her or think she is more useful to them dead. This is why I had been so troubled by that post. And I asked her multiple times to clarify since it is worded so weirdly with the Horse stuff. She implied it said the exact opposite but I can't understand it if so. Moving on.Ann Perkins wrote:Funny how the person who would be willing (and has the know how) to murder a horse, defends the girl who would be willing to murder a horse's claim whose lynch would provide us with invaluable information - 50% chance of which setup we are in. Why would we be inviting town powers to reveal to counter claim, when absolutely no protective exists.Ron Swanson wrote:If we happen to be outside the 1 or C range, town roles from any other setup would therefore exist to completely invalidate April's claim.Chris Traeger wrote:That's a great point Ron! I wonder though, if it would invite a counter claim if there is not actually a miller in the set up at all? Just considering the possibilities. Isn't this game fun?Ron Swanson wrote:April's reveal would invite a counter-claimif false, correct? Bit shortsighted for her to pull such a prank on us, but I'll await further development on that.
Ann Perkins! I really do struggle to understand what you are trying to say. It took me a while to work through this post, but eventually I understood you to be saying that it makes sense for the miller to out their role in order to give the civs some information. And you withhold a vote from April here basically only on the chance a better lynch comes along. You still seem to think an April lynch for informational reasons would be a good thing, even if not the best thing. Still finding it hard to reconcile that to an actually good alignment, but I'm not very far into your ISO, so perhaps you will change my mind yet! Just like you changed my mind about how I felt about being with you!Ann Perkins wrote:Because Mafia already has the game narrowed to 2 different setups. If a counter claim gets made, it informs us what the setup actually is.Bill Dexhart wrote:Why make the claim when you have no way of proving otherwise? I still think a mafia member is the one most likely to make that claim. Especially given they are the only ones who know what the current setup is.
And a vote for me too? Do I get a gold star if I win this electi...oh wait. This isn't an election.
Would that not take the Mafia's advantage away in a setup like this?
Basically the only reason I'm keeping my vote off April atm. Her lynch does offer valuable information, but a better lynch may present itself.
You seem to still be indicating you suspect her claim was made to lure the cop to claim. Or else you are giving a reason why someone else would not want to counter her claim. Again kind of unclear, but I can see how this might be said from a civilian standpoint.Ann Perkins wrote:Ben Wyatt wrote:If nobody else can say definitively that we aren't in Setup 1 or C, and nobody else comes forward and says, "Hey! I'm the Miller instead of April!", her roleclaim is pretty much proven, and she's a confirmed civilian.Bill Dexhart wrote:It was more a response that you would come out and say it with no other way for you to back your claim up, outside of simply saying that not stating such a claim would be worse in the long run.April Ludgate wrote:Don't you have some Star Trek fan fiction to be writing or something?Ben Wyatt wrote:Well, now you know that we know that your role claim could easily be faked, you know? The possibility of you being a despicable liar face shouldn't be ignored. It's like in Game of Thrones, when Littlefinger tells Ned Stark that "Distrusting me was the wisest thing you've done since you climbed off your horse."
Bill's response to my claim was weird. He acted like I should be able to support my claim other than just saying it. I wonder how his intestines taste.
I have a big, firm eye on you for that though. Especially since you were willing to vote me so early.
I'm inclined to go innocent until proven guilty on this one.
Do you mean like "Hey I'm the Cop!", in a setup where no protective roles are present?
At the time that i first read this I assumed you were just saying you were undecided about whether or not you believed her. Later you said you were trying to provide cover for the cop. I think it lines up with what you said previously about the lack of protection.Ann Perkins wrote:Thanks for the confirmation on her claim.Bill Dexhart wrote:Ben Wyatt wrote:And I can say that my role definitely is in both 1 and C.
I can't say whether or not I agree with her at this moment.
Here is your response to my original suspicion. I disagree that you said more to her benefit and that you discouraged a lynch on her. And I have not seen you say the last thing about mafia taking the risk in any of the posts I have read this far. That said, I do think that perhaps my issue with you really is just that you are not communicating things very clearly. I would guess you thought you were communicating those things but you definitely were not that I could ever see. Even just this short way into my ISO, I suspect I have been wrong about you.Ann Perkins wrote:I'm sorry, but it's the opposite. I may have spoken against her, but I have said more to her benefit. Even discouraging a lynch on her.Chris Traeger wrote: I'll go first. I think that my lovely Ann Perkins suggesting we should lynch April just to confirm the set up we are in seems a little unsavory. She is beautiful and will be a wonderful mother for our baby, but she might also be evil. Isn't this game invigorating!
You're right, that I did state that lynching her will reduce the setup to 2 possibilities. But I stated after that mafia already has that knowledge and wouldn't risk sacrificing themselves in order to share that knowledge with us. Even if it does possibly out them a power role, it just wouldn't be worth it for them.
I think this is the most solid post I have seen from you, and though I can't determine if I agree with your assessment of Ron until I complete an ISO on him too, I like where it was coming from. The reasoning behind it.Ann Perkins wrote:It's not an OMGUS because you aren't pushing on me. By that logic, I can't give me read on a person after theyve given a read on me? Seems like a very poor attempt at a redirect, to be quite honest.Ron Swanson wrote:I've read more graceful OMGUSs in my life, but I guess you can't expect much from someone who works in healthcare, where they'll just rip you off for so much as a sneeze.
You also ignore the point of the post by throwing around statements like OMGUS while hiding under the guise of your role play. Don't get me wrong, you have great RP, but you are using it as a crutch.
You can have my vote for now.
I would say the same about this post, it feels very genuine to me. And I like your reasoning. Thinking things through. Way to go, Ann Perkins!Ann Perkins wrote:OK April, because I believe your claim and respect your opinion because of that, I have read back on Ron.
Unfortunately, my opinion does not change. Sure, some posts are stating opinions on the game, such as your claim, but majority of players did that. It wasn't anything unique, and isn't exceptionally pro-town. I mean, I said the same stuff and I don't expect anyone to read me town for it. Something different that Ron did than everyone else was pointing out that the Miller claim encourages a power role to counterclaim; I see this (as I stated in response to him) as inviting the power roles to out themselves to counter claim. This is not a good idea, especially with no town protective and while we have town roles that could potentially NK if they did not agree with this claim.
I decided not to get hung on it and tunnel, but reminded myself to keep my eye on his posts. He then posted the post about his reads. It wasn't very impressive, and to be honest seemed a little forced. Like he had to say something about everyone to make sure he didn't forget to bus himself away from his mafia buddies.
Sure, he hasn't done anything exceptionally scummy in the game, but neither has anyone else. He is the person that stands out to me and gives me a bad feeling. In combination with a vanilla/goon claim (says his role is in every setup), this is enough for me to consider outwardly voicing my opinion on him instead of keeping it to myself.
I hope that can help explain how it's not an OMGUS
The more I read her posts in isolation, the more I feel like I have been very mistaken about Ann! I really like this defense of herself and her post!Ann Perkins wrote:1) I had no suspicion of Bill earlier because I didn't find him to be suspicious. It truly is that simple.Ron Swanson wrote:I am not as pleased as April with Ann's vote, due to the progression that shows up in her appreciation of Bill, which is:
-- No signs of suspicion in early chatter with Bill over April's claim.
-- No issues whatsoever with Bill's claim, in fact takes it as "confirmation on her [April's] claim" based on zero substance. Besides, a reminder that, for the same format of claim, she deemed me suspicious.
-- Wants a case "presented to her" when April prods her for an opinion on Bill.
-- Ben analyses his posts and, all of a sudden, Ann is content with the points made, "can understand the votes" on Bill and joins the party.
2) I don't know when this happened. Please clarify which post you're talking about so I can address it, because you're misinterpreting. I believe April's claim because it could backfire on Mafia SO easily. Had nothing to do with Bill.
3) See point 1. I did not have any suspicion on Bill at that point, so I asked April (who has my high town read) for her point of view of the subject. They way she laid it out to me change my thinking into someone who was very insincere, and looked like planning went into every post he said (I guess role-playing does that, too) which I sometimes read as a player making sure nothing they say is taken wrong.
4) my post coming after Bens is pure coincidence, and my change in vote was purely on April's presentation and that I saw nothing pro-town from him when I went back to reread. But even so, I don't see a problem with having additional reads on a person, so Bens ISO was appreciated, even though I hate ISOs.
So, to sum it up for you:
- person who I am most interested in lynching (Ron) is a town read to most players, and no one will join on a d1 lynch on him or pressure him.
- my strongest town read (not really a read I guess, but you understand) lays out a logical argument about a player.
- I cross reference her points against his posts, and find that he doesn't really appear to be attempting to help town too much.
- Bill appears to be an OK lynch, but not my #1 choice. I look at vote count and understand my vote is obviously more useful to us in a different position, especially with only a few day hours left where I'd be online.
Therefore, my vote was moved from Ron to Bill.
Given how I felt about Jerry after his ISO, I am more inclined to think this exchange regarding the word "interesting" makes me feel better about her alignment. It is possible that there is distancing going on here, but taking her posts so far as a whole, I think it's unlikely now.Ann Perkins wrote:Those posts mean literally nothing. It was playful banter at the start of the game. Are you just going to page 1 and quoting the first posts so it looks like contribution -_-Jerry Gergich wrote:Looking at these files all day, I have to say that I think the killer is someone who posts a lot, and that it's very likely that at least one voter for Bill was bad. Cross referencing the two leads me to Ben, Ann, Chris, or Ron. Ron is just such a great guy, and after reading some more of his posts, I think I have to trust him for now.
That means I think we should lynch Ben, Ann, or Chris. Ann used the word "interesting" in her second post of the game, which to me always seems like a fluff word that doesn't say anything but appears to say something, so she is definitely on my radar.
Anyone else have thoughts on these three? I'm so lucky to work with such smart people.Ann Perkins wrote:I can't ask how my friends are doing during this tragedy? Interesting...Ron Swanson wrote:Aren't you paying attention, woman? This is the worst day since Charles Mulligan's Steakhouse was shut down. Show some damn respect!Ann Perkins wrote:Hullo how's it going friends
Even if I do get lynched at some point, please say your reasoning isn't because I said "interesting"
While I now am leaning town read on you, I still think the idea that baddies are found in people who completely don't speak to each other is a tenuous basis for a case at best. Ben and I are not mafia teammates. I really haven't interacted with him or to him because he hasn't done anything to draw my attention. Pretty straightforward explanation.Ann Perkins wrote:I find it kind of strange how 2 active players, Craig & Ben, haven't interacted at all the entire game so far. Maybe they have another day chat they can communicate in ho-hummm
That being said, Donna does look really bad. Not sure if helpless Civ or unhelpful Mafia trying to lay low.
Tom is another person who I don't see much of, and when I do I am not impressed at all.
Can you explain to me what changed for you regarding Ron. I am having trouble trusting him because he is the main instigator of the false idea that I am only role playing and not putting anything game relevant out there. I'd like to see what you are seeing. I'm going to hold off on my ISO of Ron until I hear your response to this. Thanks!Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
You could also reread someone independent of what Leslie does, you know.Ann Perkins wrote:Oops I forgot to vote before I left, oh well.
Noooo Leslie, why do you have to throw a wrench in my thought process and team up with Ron to vote Chris. Now i'll need to reread.
Suspects. And real-time analysis of multiple posts, players.Andy Dwyer wrote:is there somethin gyou'd like to hera about from me in partifuarl?
I won't bore you all by going over this one again, you can see from my past comments that I feel like this is a little bit shady. Also, swats at high posters are easy.Chris Traeger wrote:Jerry Gergich wrote:Hey guys, I'm here! I was late because I dropped my laptop in my soup. Butterfingers!And yet, I'm the one whose votes are getting the third degree. Hard to imagine.Jerry Gergich wrote:Gosh, you are all so nice. I don't want to lynch any of you. But Ben and Chris are new around here, and Ben seems to be trying a little too hard, plus he didn't cry at L'il Sebastian's funeral, and he also made me play Cones of Dunshire with him.
Sorry Ben.
Oh Jerry, your family is a delight! You know, when I first read this I was a little unsure how I felt about your reasoning. And I think I can understand your reasoning, after all, the mafia would be anxious to know if they had killed an important role or not. However, it also could have been simply when Ben was able to be online. I don't think we can conclude that it would definitely make him bad.Jerry Gergich wrote:Oh geez, I can't believe Craig is dead. That's so sad! You know, when I'm feeling a little down, my beautiful wife and daughters always cheer me up. But right now all I really want to do is find the killer. Ben was awful quick to get in here after the kill. I wonder if he was expecting it.
Here you characterize me as "trying to hard." This is the one post that I think speaks in your favor, because April pointed out that you mixed up Bill Dexhart and the cop, making it look like you aren't paying attention. I can agree you aren't paying attention well, but are you an inattentive civilian or an inattentive mafia?Jerry Gergich wrote:I agree with most of what April has said. She seems like a sweet kid. I will try to do a better job of posting more. I just get so forgetful. Chris would probably be my next suspect after Ben, as he shares the trying too hard vibe and helped kill the cop.
quote="Jerry Gergich"]I sure wonder why anyone would want to kill poor Craig. He barely posted, and only said nice things about April. If April was mafia, it could make sense for her to kill a defender, but nothing she has posted makes me think she would be so evil. I like to believe the best in people. Most likely it was a low poster kill designed to leave no clues at all. I guess I'd better step up my own game if I don't want the same thing to happen to me! It would be just my luck.
Maybe I'm just being a goofball, but it seems to me that a more active mafia is more likley to kill low posters than a more passive one, so I would want to look at higher posters. The highest posters so far are Ron, Andy, Ben, Ann, and April. I already know I trust April and already know I don't trust Ben, so that leaves me three more people to look at carefully before I vote. Just as soon as I finish this filing.
Mild shots at Ron now as well with no clear reasoning why. Ben is just because he is a high poster and came in quick after the night post. Me because I am giving the trying to hard vibe. Mmkay.Jerry Gergich wrote:Ron's my boss and he was good enough to give me a job, so I don't want to say anything mean about him. But his posts have seemed a little stilted to me. He's not as high up on my suspect tree as Ben and Chris, but he's not in the clear either.Ann Perkins wrote:Hello, I don't even remember you from yesterday. Can you give me a read on Ron pleaseJerry Gergich wrote:Oh geez, I can't believe Craig is dead. That's so sad! You know, when I'm feeling a little down, my beautiful wife and daughters always cheer me up. But right now all I really want to do is find the killer. Ben was awful quick to get in here after the kill. I wonder if he was expecting it.
Roleplay and walking back his earlier comment about thinking it is probably a coincidence.Jerry Gergich wrote:I'm sorry if my work is not up to your standards lately, Chris. I ripped my pants somehow and had to spend most of the day sitting down to keep anyone from noticing. It was only a theory, and if you can see a connection between Craig and the killer, I would love to hear it! I just didn't see much in his posting to make me think of other people.Chris Traeger wrote: The second one concerns me because it could dissuade people from trying to look for a connection or reason to look at who might kill Craig and why. Looking for answer can only be a good thing, at least that’s what my therapist, Dr. Richard Nygard tells me all the time.
Now he is back to high posters, though I have never seen a solid reason from him why. This time though he excludes Ron and adds Ann over the word "interesting." Which strikes me as odd, and Ann clearly felt so too judging from her reaction. This reaction makes me wonder if I am wrong about Ann or Jerry. Or if perhaps they are distancing here, which might also explain their interaction. Very interesting!Jerry Gergich wrote:Looking at these files all day, I have to say that I think the killer is someone who posts a lot, and that it's very likely that at least one voter for Bill was bad. Cross referencing the two leads me to Ben, Ann, Chris, or Ron. Ron is just such a great guy, and after reading some more of his posts, I think I have to trust him for now.
That means I think we should lynch Ben, Ann, or Chris. Ann used the word "interesting" in her second post of the game, which to me always seems like a fluff word that doesn't say anything but appears to say something, so she is definitely on my radar.
Anyone else have thoughts on these three? I'm so lucky to work with such smart people.Ann Perkins wrote:I can't ask how my friends are doing during this tragedy? Interesting...Ron Swanson wrote:Aren't you paying attention, woman? This is the worst day since Charles Mulligan's Steakhouse was shut down. Show some damn respect!Ann Perkins wrote:Hullo how's it going friends
What? I said "if" and "might", and you hyper-sensitively translated that to "if someone hasn't spoken to someone else directly they are therefore immediately bad together"? I don't understand that train of thought. Along these lines, I also don't understand why you're so defensive of it, as it's pointing out additional things that we could be looking at. If you think that there is 0% chance some players wouldn't interact with their fellow Mafia players less if they have a second day chat, then you're naive.Chris Traeger wrote:Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.Ann Perkins! I love you, but I don't trust you. At all. Your idea that if someone hasn't spoken to someone else directly they are therefore immediately bad together is a ridiculous assessment. Also, I'm the father of your baby, and you can't remember my name. I'm not sure how I feel about that. No, I am sure. I don't like it. I did not vote in coordination with anyone. While I do have superior coordination and control of my body, I barely had any coordination of my vote with myself. In fact, I had someone distracting me at the last minute of the vote here in my home and it caused a fight. I don't like heated confrontation, it makes me very nervous. So no, I am not on a team with Donna and Leslie and I did not vote to save Leslie. I did not even know my vote caused a tie.Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
As far as Donna Meagle is concerned, she is an exemplary Parks Employee, but her performance this game has been lacking and I don't like that such a low poster came in and called me blendy. It seems too easy considering that Ron and April were very outspoken in their inaccurate accusations that I have only been role playing and not contributing anything to the game. More on that in a bit.
Leslie's accusations have seemed to be too blatantly inaccurate for me to think she actually is mafia. With her activity in the thread, if she were bad I would expect her accusations to be something that could gain more traction. I mean clearly April was civ, her comments about it being a stretch to call her a confirmed civ were either an attempt to protect April from the inevitable night kill or just plain being obtuse. Either way, I don't see a case for her being a member of the mafia team.
Wow everyone is piling votes on me right now, aren't I just Mr. Popular? Well, yes I actually am, but that's not the point right now.
According to Ron and all, I am not putting anything game relevant into the thread, but only role play. I invited someone to ISO me and no one took me up on it. Just proves that the more you repeat a lie, the more people believe it to be true. So, I'll do an ISO on myself for you all! I do the best ISO's anyway, they really are so much fun!
Ron, you are presenting the only "if" situation, but that is literally what happened. I was doing a catch p, but I did not have enough time. I got to the post from Jeremy Jamm that bothered me and it outweighed me previous concerns with Ann and Jerry at that moment. I had something like six minutes in which left to vote, O I went with my gut. Yes, I think it was Jerry that was far in the lead and I don't know if Jamm even had any votes when I looked at it before I started trying to catch up. But if I am ok with Jerry being in the lead then why does it matter if I put my vote on someone who genuinely raised my suspicion? I voted in hte moment where i was most suspicious. I cast my vote and went straight to writing my explanation because I think had like four minutes and I had problems with my internet. I only discovered the tie and the posts from you all about my vote looking bad after the vote was closed because I had to pee. Even I have to pee sometimes. No more often than is healthy, of course. I can't make this stuff up folks, this is real life. Once I saw my post was going through I walked away. But if you choose to continue to believe the narrative you're spinning, you go right ahead. You are wrong and it will be evident when I get lynched.
Now, I did an ISO on myself to prove how false this idea that I am not contributing actually is... Look forward for that one coming up next!
This post gives me a Town read for Ben.Ben Wyatt wrote:HEY CRAIG, HOW'S IT GOING? I'M DOING GOOD.Ann Perkins wrote:I find it kind of strange how 2 active players, Craig & Ben, haven't interacted at all the entire game so far. Maybe they have another day chat they can communicate in ho-hummm
am i not allowed to inquire why people suspect someone if i dn't fully understand it?Ron Swanson wrote:Suspects. And real-time analysis of multiple posts, players.Andy Dwyer wrote:is there somethin gyou'd like to hera about from me in partifuarl?
You say you have Gerry as your third on your list now, but didn't you inquire yesterday what was so bad about him that deserved a lynch?
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Leslie Knope wrote:I really hope Jamm's bad. Otherwise we just voted for two civvies. He's on my suspicious list anyway, so if I survive then we'll know for sure.
So, what's up?Jerry Gergich wrote:Hey gang! Sorry I've been away, but I accidentally ran over myself with my car. I'm okay though, just bruises mostly. I have always though Chris' enthusiasm seemed phony, and I am happy to vote for him today.
I'm not ignoring your Ron question, I just haven't had a chunk of time to pull up his posts, but I will do it.Chris Traeger wrote:Ann Perkins! You don't have to be defensive towards me, after reading your ISO I feel like I am finally understanding you. And I feel comfortable with your alignment at this point. Would you mind answering my question regarding you change of heart about Ron, what makes you feel more comfortable with him now? As far as you saying I am hypersensitive about it. I would not characterize it that way. I am addressing it because twice now you have linked me with people erroneously based entirely upon my lack of interaction with them. I think that is a mistaken logic.
My ISO of myself is not a real ISO in the traditional sense. I know I am town, I don't need to analyze my own posts to figure that out. And I would not expect you or anyone else to simply take my word on it. I do however, think it is only fair if people are going to accuse me of doing nothing but roleplay that they justify it after looking at the reality. It is a baseless accusation. Well, that's not entirely true, it's based in Ron's imagination and his repetition of it. So if you or anyone is going to use that argument I think they should have to first face the reality, as highlighted in those posts.
Regarding Leslie, I don't think inaccurate = town. I do think her particular inaccuracies only seem to jive with a civilian mind set. I explained it pretty clearly I think. Letting her vote for me change your mind is silly, teammates bus all the time. We are not on a baddie team together though, she is not bussing me. I believe she is town, and misguided town at that. But it's ok, I still think she's literally the best person I know!
Ron... oh Ron. I voted based on my gut. I went with Jamm because his post seemed so much more blatantly bad. I am not going to explain it again. I didn't do an ISO on Jerry during Day 2 because I was swamped with work! Being a city manager is quite taxing. We can't all sit in our offices all day whittling recorders for the worshippers of Zorp. I don't know if it would have changed things for me yesterday if I had done one, it doesn't matter now. I voted my gut. Either get over it, or lynch me. I don't care. I'm too zen to care.
Linki: There he is again, just in time to toss in a vote with a lackluster reason. You can always count on Jerry!
I'll answer this at home, as I only have phone access atm. I'll be home in like 3.5 hr's topsRon Swanson wrote:Back in the saddle, for most of the remaining hours.
The tally for Chris is a bit trigger happy at the moment to give me full comfort in there being no tension in this voting process. That being said, I have yet to be dissuaded from my Chris vote, as I find him putting the most elaborate show of posts bleeding out words and attempts to catch up on previous suspects. Which he didn't bother with, in the alledged spur of the moment of his late vote last phase, going instead for a "ping" on Jamm. Day 2 and voting on a ping, good Lord! I don't find anything in his explanations to make his vote any less sidelining and/or messing up with the overall tally. You know what going with the gut is, Chris? Seeing one of your three suspects to be leading (not by a wide margin at that) - which you yourself acknowledge to have seen - and placing the vote there to call it a day, in case you had any real convinction.
I find it clear that Newport was either wipped by his dad to start taking this seriously or switched with a new replica. For the moment, I am not sure how to validate his contribution. The "vote me" stuff could be mafia throwing it in our faces just as much as civilian saying stupid stuff.
Jerry's vote couldn't be more lackluster, Chris fits his "high posters" old agenda, so he's acting like he might as well take a phase off to work on his fart symphony.
I want to believe Leslie is town, even for a bit of sentimental value. The sheer thought of having worked with a traitor all these years... Going back to what made me second doubt the Leslie lynch, for a bit, there's her having kept her in the lead (although it wasn't that big and sacrificial of a lead) and, while I don't give any kind of serious value to these things, her plead that she's town does not reek of fakery and is instead couple with efforts to keep herself afloat. Unfortunately, however, that is it. She's in a position of gaining suspicion across the board. I disagree with Andrew and feel the Jamm phrasing angle on suspecting her is pure semantics. Self-preservation is self-preservations. Civilians would do it. Mafia would do it. The person who wouldn't do it is Ron Swanson. Because he laughs at death.
I will be far more pissed if Andy turns out mafia, because it's mostly (ok Andrew let's say 80%) roleplay and drumming to the extent of getting lucky that he never ends on the burner for it.
Ben had a lukewarm Day 2 and his Jerry case gave me just a tiny bit vibe of steering, especially since he got Leslie (suspicious) and April (not so much) on board for a while. Then again, I agree with everything he has written in this post. I can only mark him as a possible deepwolf, but that isn't saying much. Defeat will probably await us if what Ben is doing is sheeping.
Ann is dropping out of my radar as well. Her contribution to Day 2 turned out to be empty, since she never made it back to change anything. I'd inquire if she can sum up her suspects for right now, since I don't remember much of her stance upon perusing the posts. On the hand, I also felt that she had been bitting my ass because she's uncomfortable with the roleplay ratio. Nothing I can do about that, however, woman. I'm Ron ***ing Swanson. But at least it's good to get on the same page of all that messy exchange.
Everyone else should be ashamed, if civilian. If not, enjoy your free "I won as mafia without doing shit" tax deduction coupon, at the end of all this. If anyone has any pertinent ideas about Joke-Ringo, Tom or Donna, I'm all ears.
I'll answer this at home, as I only have phone access atm. I'll be home in like 3.5 hr's topsRon Swanson wrote:Back in the saddle, for most of the remaining hours.
The tally for Chris is a bit trigger happy at the moment to give me full comfort in there being no tension in this voting process. That being said, I have yet to be dissuaded from my Chris vote, as I find him putting the most elaborate show of posts bleeding out words and attempts to catch up on previous suspects. Which he didn't bother with, in the alledged spur of the moment of his late vote last phase, going instead for a "ping" on Jamm. Day 2 and voting on a ping, good Lord! I don't find anything in his explanations to make his vote any less sidelining and/or messing up with the overall tally. You know what going with the gut is, Chris? Seeing one of your three suspects to be leading (not by a wide margin at that) - which you yourself acknowledge to have seen - and placing the vote there to call it a day, in case you had any real convinction.
I find it clear that Newport was either wipped by his dad to start taking this seriously or switched with a new replica. For the moment, I am not sure how to validate his contribution. The "vote me" stuff could be mafia throwing it in our faces just as much as civilian saying stupid stuff.
Jerry's vote couldn't be more lackluster, Chris fits his "high posters" old agenda, so he's acting like he might as well take a phase off to work on his fart symphony.
I want to believe Leslie is town, even for a bit of sentimental value. The sheer thought of having worked with a traitor all these years... Going back to what made me second doubt the Leslie lynch, for a bit, there's her having kept her in the lead (although it wasn't that big and sacrificial of a lead) and, while I don't give any kind of serious value to these things, her plead that she's town does not reek of fakery and is instead couple with efforts to keep herself afloat. Unfortunately, however, that is it. She's in a position of gaining suspicion across the board. I disagree with Andrew and feel the Jamm phrasing angle on suspecting her is pure semantics. Self-preservation is self-preservations. Civilians would do it. Mafia would do it. The person who wouldn't do it is Ron Swanson. Because he laughs at death.
I will be far more pissed if Andy turns out mafia, because it's mostly (ok Andrew let's say 80%) roleplay and drumming to the extent of getting lucky that he never ends on the burner for it.
Ben had a lukewarm Day 2 and his Jerry case gave me just a tiny bit vibe of steering, especially since he got Leslie (suspicious) and April (not so much) on board for a while. Then again, I agree with everything he has written in this post. I can only mark him as a possible deepwolf, but that isn't saying much. Defeat will probably await us if what Ben is doing is sheeping.
Ann is dropping out of my radar as well. Her contribution to Day 2 turned out to be empty, since she never made it back to change anything. I'd inquire if she can sum up her suspects for right now, since I don't remember much of her stance upon perusing the posts. On the hand, I also felt that she had been bitting my ass because she's uncomfortable with the roleplay ratio. Nothing I can do about that, however, woman. I'm Ron ***ing Swanson. But at least it's good to get on the same page of all that messy exchange.
Everyone else should be ashamed, if civilian. If not, enjoy your free "I won as mafia without doing shit" tax deduction coupon, at the end of all this. If anyone has any pertinent ideas about Joke-Ringo, Tom or Donna, I'm all ears.
I voted for Jamm because Ron had made a comment about "faxing the quiet ones to get them to play." Of the people who were quiet, Jamm was the most suspicious to me. I honestly had no idea what happened after I voted till I read back post lynch.Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
Got any legacy reads, old sport?Chris Traeger wrote:Well, it seems inevitable that all you lovely people are going to make the mistake of lynching me. I'll vote for Jerry Gergich. Oh! And I see that My good friend Ben Wyatt has voted there as well! Good choice old pal! Once I flip civ I recommend you all give some serious scrutiny to the people who keep repeating the lie that I was not doiung anything but roleplaying. I'm certain you'll find your baddies among them. I suppose this means I won't like to be 150 years old after all, that makes me sad. Maybe one last call to Dr. Richard Nygard so that I can go out smiling! Good luck civilians!
My scum suspects so far are:Ron Swanson wrote:Ann is dropping out of my radar as well. Her contribution to Day 2 turned out to be empty, since she never made it back to change anything. I'd inquire if she can sum up her suspects for right now, since I don't remember much of her stance upon perusing the posts. On the hand, I also felt that she had been bitting my ass because she's uncomfortable with the roleplay ratio. Nothing I can do about that, however, woman. I'm Ron ***ing Swanson. But at least it's good to get on the same page of all that messy exchange.
(I said Craig, but meant Chris)Ann Perkins wrote:I find it interesting that 2 of the people I am suspecting, Donna & Craig, voted to tie up to the vote on Leslie. But... Mafia wouldn't all vote to save Leslie, right? Has Donna/Craig/Leslie even communicated with eachother in this game?? I mean, if Mafia has a day chat, they might forget to talk in THIS day chat.
In any case, I'm going to start the day with a vote on Leslie. I wouldn't mind a Chris lynch today either.
Sorry I wasn't able to check in at the end of the day, was out with the fam. There was no "unvote" option yesterday, so I couldn't unvote Ron; Ron definitely has stepped it up yesterday, in my eyes, in towniness. I know other players always thought he was town, but I'm just not used to players roleplaying x.x throws me off. Ron questioning me, and accepting some answers but not others to things I have said/done really helped me getting over my tunnelvision on the guy. Sorry Ron
ps. you DID claim Citizen twice :P
Chris, can you give us a read on Leslie & Donna?
Donna, can you give a read on Chris & Leslie?
Leslie...? Same thing.
If your boy-toy C-Traeg bites it tonight, yu wanna get wet with sound on the dance floor with me at the Snakehole Lounge tonight? #mourninggloryAnn Perkins wrote:Alright I"m here, if anyone has any questions for me.
I'll go pull up previous questions
ok i get this but like people don't want to vote you for just role playingChris Traeger wrote:Well, it seems inevitable that all you lovely people are going to make the mistake of lynching me. I'll vote for Jerry Gergich. Oh! And I see that My good friend Ben Wyatt has voted there as well! Good choice old pal! Once I flip civ I recommend you all give some serious scrutiny to the people who keep repeating the lie that I was not doiung anything but roleplaying. I'm certain you'll find your baddies among them. I suppose this means I won't like to be 150 years old after all, that makes me sad. Maybe one last call to Dr. Richard Nygard so that I can go out smiling! Good luck civilians!