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[fromfryingpantofire]

[There's laughter in the background as Sam starts up the video. Sam has a long-suffering look on his face. There's a card on his desk, along with a box of...well, they're Jorgmund chocolates. So probably not great, but chocolate, at least.]

[The main reason for the look, though, is the t-shirt in Sam's hands. The t-shirt is big, but probably still a bit on the small side for him to wear. But the front of it has his Jorgmund employee ID picture printed on it with hearts surrounding it.]

[He looks over his shoulder, rolling his eyes.]

Laugh it up, you two.

[He sighs, turning back to the camera.]

So. Did anybody else get any weird gifts from persons unknown? Or am I the 'lucky' one?

Comments

[whethertheyshould]

I'm sure you could find a way if you kept at it.

[fromfryingpantofire]

The only things I can think of require knowing who sent it.

[whethertheyshould]

Oh, I assumed it was signed. Apologies.

[fromfryingpantofire]

Yeah, no. If it was signed, it would be a lot easier. They're probably doing their best not to run afoul of the fraternization rules.

[whethertheyshould]

It's kind of, ah, a Catch-22 for the admirer, it would seem.

[fromfryingpantofire]

I would imagine so. Though I'd guess they somehow did the t-shirt in their own quarters, which...is a level of dedication I haven't seen in a while.

[whethertheyshould]

Is it screenprinted?

[fromfryingpantofire]

[Sam takes a moment, examining the shirt.]

Iron on transfer, I think. A lot easier to get hold of.

[whethertheyshould]

Still, someone had to have printed up the transfer.

[fromfryingpantofire]

Most of them can be done with a regular printer these days. No need for specialist printing. So all they'd need is access to a printer for five minutes alone.

Mostly it's just not something that's going to be easy to track down.