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My job may not pay as much as Youngblood's, nor does it offer as much privilege as Youngblood's, but I still love where I work!

Besides what I've said before about food, anime and games, the shop is also frequented by people who will be great sources for many things.

Mr. Ravi is in the packing industry, so I finally found someone I can buy a solid polystyrene cube from. Every other shop I've been to only sells flat polystyrene boards which are useless for making thick weapons and armour.

Jackie is the first tailor I found who actually declared that he will make any form of clothing if he is capable. Unfortunately, he lives quite far, but I still intend to ask for his help regarding my gloves and probably my shirt.

Robert specialises in making coats, both fancy and formal. I can get him to make me something nice for Malaysian Night in UCD! And if I ever need a coat for cosplaying, there's my man!

PMC students and even lecturers frequent my shop quite often too. Heck, PMC has a customer file! And it's actually quite thick. Hah, now I can establish some connections with seniors and lecturers for future purposes, although I doubt they'll let me off if I submit my assignments late.

Ah Meng is a man in his late-twenties with a heavy responsibility, tight schedule and an undying love for anime. When his friends gave up anime to enter the rat race, he entered the rat race with a TV and a stack of anime DVDs. Okay, I'm kidding about the DVDs, but he does still enjoy anime. He just doesn't have sources anymore and he doesn't have the time to be one. He's the only salesman in charge of all five companies ran by the same boss. Others are only in charge of like 2 or 3. But he handles them all in Penang and some in Johor! Oh, and he is the only person I trust will be there for Ichibanzai 2009!

Iwasaki-san is currently my Japanese coach (haha, game title). He isn't officially though. I just get some practicing done with him. What's more, he comes to my shop almost everyday for the weirdest reasons. Day 1, designs for printing. Day 2, collect printed things. Day 3, forgot his helmet and came back. Day 4, more printing. Day 5, error in design, requesting reprint. Day 6, Collect reprint. Day 7 etc. etc. I don't get many chances to talk to him, but whenever I do, I use them fully to train. And I think I'm getting better!

The above are some of the more significant people I've met at my workplace. I'm hoping for more people like them to come.