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Chris was a block-kid in NYC like so many others, scraping by, until he caught his big break into corporate life, working for a small investment company at the ground-floor, as a mailroom clerk. He worked hard to impress management, for a few years, but competition for higher-paying positions is fierce, and wasn't able to break out of the lower level. | Chris was a block-kid in NYC like so many others, scraping by, until he caught his big break into corporate life, working for a small investment company at the ground-floor, as a mailroom clerk. His workplace was his surrogate family, and they were tight. He worked hard to impress management, for a few years, but competition for higher-paying positions is fierce, and wasn't able to break out of the lower level. He had submitted and application for the [[:Category:Terra Nova Colony|Terra Nova]] lottery on a dare, and was surprised when he got the call from Hope Plaza. But given the state of the world, and his lack of upward mobility, he wasn't about to turn it down. | ||
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Revision as of 14:33, 26 June 2026
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Actor: JD Pardo, ref: Revolution
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Boring Korpo Noobie
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Chris was a block-kid in NYC like so many others, scraping by, until he caught his big break into corporate life, working for a small investment company at the ground-floor, as a mailroom clerk. His workplace was his surrogate family, and they were tight. He worked hard to impress management, for a few years, but competition for higher-paying positions is fierce, and wasn't able to break out of the lower level. He had submitted and application for the Terra Nova lottery on a dare, and was surprised when he got the call from Hope Plaza. But given the state of the world, and his lack of upward mobility, he wasn't about to turn it down.
