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From: lmaher@uokvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: BAD NEWS
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Date: Mon, 22-Oct-84 05:29:00 EDT
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> /***** uokvax:net.comics / ucbvax!harry /  9:28 am  Oct 19, 1984 */
> By the way, who do you folks out there think Arcade gets to do the 
> physical labor of building and repairing Murderworld? Random hoods and lowlifes
> from the street? Does he pay higher than minimum wage?
> Wouldn't at least one be willing to double cross him?
> Or does he get honest (more or less) contractors to do the heavy labor
> and install the nasty specials himself?

Perhaps he gets his builders from the International Brotherhood
of Thugs, Assassins, Muggers, and Killers. An affiliate of the
Teamsters.  :-)

A second possibility is that he hires anyone he wants to, then
turns on Murderworld for its test run while they're still inside.
This is less likely, since even master criminals probably don't
want to mess with New York Unions. :-)

More seriously, why couldn't he use his life-like robots to build
Murderworld?  I've always gotten the distinct impression that the
only humans in his operation are Ms. Locke and the man, whose
name I forget.

Carl
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