[No one had ever tried to pay him to do volunteer work before. Back home, back before, it'd always been the 'virtue of helping spread the word about the right man for the job' being the reward one needed for dolling out buttons and flyers. The bright-eyed kids wanting to make a difference being suckered into hours of promotion work for no pay. Interns or some shit like that. Make a fool of yourself for nothing. This was more interesting.]
Oh yeah? What kind of compensation? Money? The joy of helpin' a fine citizen? Somethin' else?
Monetary compensation. I own a rather lucrative business, manage another and serve as the ambassador of Maurtia Falls. I do have quite a bit to spare.
All I would need is for you to decide which is the more lucrative option -- $100 per hours worked or $1000 per imPort you successfully convince to vote for Merlotte.
[ Petyr Baelish pays and he pays well if Daryl needs himself a sugar daddy. ]
[ So he says. He could be bluffing. He could be telling the truth. ]
But even should those prospective voters ultimately vote for someone else when they get to the polls, if they confirm to you and say they will vote for Sam, I would pay you in full. And you could, of course, start with an easy $1000 by convincing yourself to vote for Sam.
[Oh. That was definitely a bribe right there. Couched in the promises of a semi-legitimate pay-scheme. But definitely running right through 'bribe' territory.]
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dirtyredneck) wrote2016-05-02 10:26 am
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Oh yeah? What kind of compensation? Money? The joy of helpin' a fine citizen?
Somethin' else?
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All I would need is for you to decide which is the more lucrative option -- $100 per hours worked or $1000 per imPort you successfully convince to vote for Merlotte.
[ Petyr Baelish pays and he pays well if Daryl needs himself a sugar daddy. ]
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[He did like the sound of a grand dropping for ever confirmed vote. But it would be hard to monitor.]
Sounds like that'd be easy to claim otherwise on.
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[ So he says. He could be bluffing. He could be telling the truth. ]
But even should those prospective voters ultimately vote for someone else when they get to the polls, if they confirm to you and say they will vote for Sam, I would pay you in full. And you could, of course, start with an easy $1000 by convincing yourself to vote for Sam.
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I'll think about it. Get back to you.
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