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[alwayskayaking]

Duplicity Inbox

You've reached Tim Stoker. I'm out at the moment. Leave me a message and I'll return your call soon.

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[alwayskayaking]

Better than some. [It at least feels like an honest answer. He is doing much better than the people his clone attacked.] Moving soon, but I'll still come around for our little meditation sessions.

[massrez]

Good. I'm glad to hear it.

Where are you moving to, if I may ask?

[alwayskayaking]

A place in the Up. I'm not going to be putting the address out on the network.

[massrez]

I understand.

I think I will remain where I am for some time yet. And you are always welcome.

[alwayskayaking]

Thanks. I'll still be around until the 14th. [When his contract ends.]

And I mean it. Thank you. [There weren't many places or people Tim felt welcomed around lately.]

[massrez]

Will you need any help?

[alwayskayaking]

I actually don't own too much. I've never been big on materialistic things so I think I'll be alright. Thank you for the offer. Most people try to get out of helping people move rather than offering to help.

[massrez]

You were willing to come to my aid, when I needed it.

[alwayskayaking]

That's different. That was life or death.

[massrez]

So this is a relatively modest offer in comparison, wouldn't you say?

[alwayskayaking]

[He can't help himself; he smiles and even chuckles.] I suppose I would. If I do need help I'll let you know.