Busy day but not for visits (open)

[perry]

"Damn it," muttered Perry the moment he arrived at Georgio's. Already the place was packed but he was a bit late for the staff meeting he was doing with everyone that was supposed to be held at his office just before the doors opened. But with the fact he slept late (thank the next door neighbors with their radio blasted high that he couldn't even get to sleep that well), he was one hour late to even hold the meeting-and yet he's the owner! But the staff didn't seem upset. In fact they knew what it was like and while the customers were eating and also were at the bar, Perry headed straight into the office where his staff was waiting ever so patiently at.

There are about fifteen staff members and the office wasn't really tiny either. It can hold up to twenty so that's good. So he did the meeting just to cover the payments that thwy would get and also of how well they've done their jobs and that they would get to have a three week vacation instead of the normal two that you'd normally get. He thought they deserved it for the hard work they had done. After the meeting was done, Perry remained in the office since he had to look over the bills and things like that. While everyone else went to do their jobs, his isn't over yet. After an hour of working he rested his head onto his desk. A knock had him look up and he wondered if it was one of the staff members. Time to find out. "Come in," he called out.

OOC: Open to anyone

[CASIDHE TRYSTEN CATARA]

He was... surviving. He understood that Morgan had to go, to do his own thing and such. It made sense, but the feeling of loss over it was difficult to deal with. Still, Cas kept his head up and kept on going. With Valentine gone as well, Casi decided he needed more to fill his time. Another job, perhaps. So he had applied, and was suppost to go and do an interview. He had written that although he could cook, he was currently studying culanary. Therefore, he could be a bartender or something until he got a degree. At least that was the general idea, and he was quite good with mixing drinks. Not only had he lived a long while, but he used to sign often at a bar, and got drinks there quite a bit.

He added some years onto his appearance to look older, using more of the stuff that Shamus had given him in return for some teachings, and got dressed to go. He did not know precisely what to wear -- he did not often go to interviews for jobs, as for the bakery, Cas had known the owner beforehand and all, and the last job, well... enough said -- so he got on something snappy and drove to the resturaunt. Parking his blazer, he got out and surveyed the area with a bright, friendly smile and walked into Georgio's. He was pretty social, so he did not feel nervous at all about doing any of this. He liked being around people, so it worked rather well to try out to be a bartender.

After speaking to someone about who he was and why he was here, they brought him to the office door to the resturant's owner. A Mr. Perry Scott owned the business, a name Cas had remembered from applying for the job. He looked around the place as he was shown to the office, thinking it a nice place to be, and not something second rate. When the employee left, Casi knocked on the door to the office and waited, though he did not have to wait long before he heard someone -- must be the owner -- call out to come in. So Cas opened the door and walked in with a friendly smile, holding out his hand to the man. "Hello, I'm Casidhe Catara for the job interview. It's good to meet you Mr. Scott." Came the warm greeting, and he wondered what the interview questions would be.

[perry]

Perry looked up to see the blond haired young man that had applied for the job, walking in and sticking his hand out for him to shake. He placed down the papers that he had in his hand and leaned forward clasping his hand with the man's own, giving him a manly and firm handshake. "Ah yes, glad you came by for the interview, and nice to meet you, Please sit down and then well begin. Before we do, want anything to drink?" he has a fridge, at the left filled with sodas or even beer if people prefer. After all if you were going to do the interview for a whole whopping hour surely you'd be thirsty right?

And he also has some snacks too in a little cabinet nearby for those who are hungry. "Or hungry? I have some drinks in my fridge at your left and of course some snacks." Just light ones though. After all each employer at his restaurant can get free meals while they work though they have to be sure not to leave anything behind. It was something Georgio had done and Perry continued. He also tossed in his own ideas too but he loved how Georgio ran his restaurant-making everyone feel like they are part of his family and that is something Perry continued especially.

OOC: Aw he's so nice

[CASIDHE TRYSTEN CATARA]

Patiently, he stood with that cheerful smile and bright eyes in wait for Mr. Scott to put his papers in order. When the man leaned forth to shake his hand, Cas returned the grip and motion and let go. With the words spoken by the man, Casi moved to settle on the chair. "My pleasure. I'm grateful for getting the interview." He stated lightly, then gave a nod about the drink. "Yes please; if you have mountain dew or pepsi?" He did not want to seem as if he was picky, but he did not want to imply that he was indecisive with choices, either. So he had to settle for an either or and hope that Mr. Scott had one of those two sodas. If not, Cas would take whatever offered. It was polite to accept in these situations.

It was not that he'd be thirsty, or at least worried enough about being so within an hour, since he had gone longer doing more strenuous things without a drink of anything. He never complained at all. Not a peep. He wouldn't have done so here without the offer, either. That was the kind of person he was, though. He did not want to be a burden for anyone; he just wanted to help, to make people happy. He couldn't stand when anyone was upset at him. It bothered him quite a bit. At the food offer, however, he had to decline. He did not want to seem greedy, or risk getting crumbs all over. That wouldn't look very good, now would it? Nope. So he would refrain. "No thank you." Happy tone; he was happy to be here.

And waiting for the questions to come. He would be honest with whatever was asked, though he had been open on his application on everything that needed to be filled out. What he would be good at, the fact that he was currently studying to become better and hopefully a cook; that he had another part time job at the bakery making pastries and such. That should help him out with this, right? But there might be quite a bit more he needed to know and such for this job. But he was friendly and good with people; social butterfly, as they said. And he had the right personality for the whole 'customer is always right' thing, for sure.