Voice | Jobhunting and potential existential crises

[fitnessenthusiast]

[It took her a long time to figure out any of the supplies she'd be given. She hadn't bothered to grab food or drink, but she couldn't resist looking over the other items. It was, well, interesting. Seeing her face on that tiny card. She wasn't particularly fond of the clothes, but rules were rules and she had to obey the rules the Masked Men gave. They seemed to be in charge of this world.

Eventually, she's forced to experiment with the communicator after several days of wandering. This leads to incomprehensible text messages that look like someone pounded on the letters, followed soon after by voice messages with only the sound of background noises and breathing.

Only after seeing several other messages does she grasp the basics.]

Hello there! Where would I require a "Personal Trainer Certificate"? I was told I needed one to train.

Comments

[fitnessenthusiast]

How do I get money?

[She's not great at understanding the Masked Men directions. Sorry Frisk.]

[determinate]

Usually with a job.

[Sometimes you can just ask people too, but Frisk's not sure they'd try that around here. People don't seem all that generous...come to think of it, have they even seen any poor people in this city?]

[fitnessenthusiast]

Oh, like being a trainer. I can do that.

[Circular logic was a concept the Trainer was fond of staying hidden in. It was easy enough to avoid looking at the ways the circles diverted into other shapes and directions.]

[determinate]

I think you're going to have to get a different job before you can do that. So you can pay for the test, remember?

[This lady looks older than them, but she doesn't seem to understand a whole lot. She must be from a really different world.]

All you have to do is find a store or a restaurant or someplace that says they're hiring and ask them if you can have a job. If it's a small one they won't need much else. Try to find something like cleaning or being a waitress. That's easy to get.

[fitnessenthusiast]

[Oh, that's true. This is a very smart child. She hopes they've been keeping up in their fitness. They'd already done such a good job earlier.]

I understand. I have to try different kinds of training first before taking the test.

[determinate]

Yeah, that's it!

I bet you'd like cleaning. It's pretty good exercise.

[Also, it's occurred to Frisk that a job like waitressing involves talking to people. That's why they didn't try it. This lady maybe shouldn't do that right away either.]

[fitnessenthusiast]

[Exercise. That's a good word. That's a gooooood word.]

Great work!

[determinate]

Thanks! You too!

[They guess.]

Good luck! Let me know if you can't find a job and maybe I can help.