Chop Chop Inc.

Audiences

10 entries

City Administration

"Structure is freedom. Files are forever." They exist to ensure that everything runs smoothly, is regulated, and is properly documented. They don't create problems, they categorize them. They regulate permits, seating arrangements, tree height ratios, and possibly even gravity (permit pending). If something exists, there is a department for it. Possibly even two.

Church of Eternal Gains

"In the beginning, there was the Protein." Frequently flexing in public spaces. Half fitness cult, half motivational movement. They measure life in reps, macros, and personal protein needs. They don't have any formal political power, but their social influence is huge. Mainly because they never stop talking about their diet.

Union of Questionable Safety Practices

"If it works, it works." Practical. Direct. Allergic to nonsense. They build, fix, lift, repair and occasionally argue about the correct way to do all four.

Champagne Committee

"Taste is inherited." A polished group of individuals who enjoy exclusivity, comfort and describing basic things as "curated experiences." They rarely panic. They simply relocate the problem to a different person.

Spreadsheet Militia

"There is always an optimal way." A fusion of lab coat logic and gaming obsession. They don't guess, they calculate. They don't try, they theorycraft.

The League of Little Rascals

"Why not?" Small in stature. Massive in chaos potential. They operate on creativity, sugar and complete disregard for reasonable limits.

Tactical Tinfoil Society

"Aluminum foil is essential." They are not paranoid. They are prepared. Extremely prepared. For events both plausible and highly cinematic.

Destroy Furnox's wooden spies

The Discreet Bookclub

"What happens here was tastefully planned." A members-only social circle that specializes in ambiance, velvet textures, and situations that require plausible deniability. Publicly, they are "just a social club". Privately, they know who owes whom, who embarrassed themselves and who prefers dim lighting.

Destroy the Furnox-Ads in the tunnel and replace them with your own ad signs. This little stunt should bring in plenty of new customers.