Truthfully, this talking is a lot. A lot from each of them really, so there's no real one person to blame, and it's not exactly a point to blame about. But there's so many different points, that Tidus isn't sure if he's the only one getting lost about the reasoning for some of the. Standing, arms crossed comfortably, though a tilt to his mouth in a frown Both disturbed at times for the drink he'd gotten from Roland earlier.
"I don't think Rol's disagreeing with any of this, y'know...?" Not to speak for the guy or anything right here, and Tidus spares a glance his way, but between what Senku and Gen have said, he feels the need for it to be aired. "And I didn't say I didn't care about Purple 'cause of the way it's run, or no one gave me a reason to." With a look given at Senku for that, since he's the one who said it. "I hop teams 'cause it's always Blue and Red who have the least people, Rol and Glor know that. They've asked me to do jobs, 'specially Rol. But I run with Black Squad first. I go with who needs the numbers, and that's important to me. People aren't always gonna stick with a team, and they shouldn't need to. Not unless they're head counting."
He raises a hand. "I mean, you were at the mixer, right Senku? Roland tried to get people to volunteer into roles. Then it turned out Glor went and put Cassie and her mom in charge of doing everything." Which he exhales, after, but- "That was weird. But..."
He wiggles his arms in their folded stated, then brings his hands to rest on the cold metal of the work surface.
"But what we know, is we need a structure that'll stick no matter who's here, and that people can follow. We all agree with that, yeah? So- putting aside what anyone does on the train right now or not," and he sweeps a hand to theoretically do so, "we're thinking about what we want to see. Missions, we want communication. Okay. We want some kinda team leads who keep the details on a group, but not everyone's reliant on them." A pause. "How about after every train stop, team leads are the guys who try 'n' get to know the new people: find out about them, tell them about mission structures, whatever. Just a thought for getting to know what people can do, and people getting to know what's up."
Okay, no, don't wander from the point being made.
"People keeping an ear out on comms, people who can prep for missions, people for scavenging on missions too. Prepping on board. Having enough spare parts for people to put their food in. Making sure people know how to use things like the arms bands for storing." Thoughts circling in his mind, he returns to a point.
"--but I think having names of people on hand you can say, 'yo, can you do this on this mission?'s good for more than just team leads, but any job. We don't know who's gonna be sticking where or who'll be available."
A pause.
"Should I get one of the sketchbooks so we can write this out where we all can see it?"
And so they don't end up getting lost in all these words.
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"I don't think Rol's disagreeing with any of this, y'know...?" Not to speak for the guy or anything right here, and Tidus spares a glance his way, but between what Senku and Gen have said, he feels the need for it to be aired. "And I didn't say I didn't care about Purple 'cause of the way it's run, or no one gave me a reason to." With a look given at Senku for that, since he's the one who said it. "I hop teams 'cause it's always Blue and Red who have the least people, Rol and Glor know that. They've asked me to do jobs, 'specially Rol. But I run with Black Squad first. I go with who needs the numbers, and that's important to me. People aren't always gonna stick with a team, and they shouldn't need to. Not unless they're head counting."
He raises a hand. "I mean, you were at the mixer, right Senku? Roland tried to get people to volunteer into roles. Then it turned out Glor went and put Cassie and her mom in charge of doing everything." Which he exhales, after, but- "That was weird. But..."
He wiggles his arms in their folded stated, then brings his hands to rest on the cold metal of the work surface.
"But what we know, is we need a structure that'll stick no matter who's here, and that people can follow. We all agree with that, yeah? So- putting aside what anyone does on the train right now or not," and he sweeps a hand to theoretically do so, "we're thinking about what we want to see. Missions, we want communication. Okay. We want some kinda team leads who keep the details on a group, but not everyone's reliant on them." A pause. "How about after every train stop, team leads are the guys who try 'n' get to know the new people: find out about them, tell them about mission structures, whatever. Just a thought for getting to know what people can do, and people getting to know what's up."
Okay, no, don't wander from the point being made.
"People keeping an ear out on comms, people who can prep for missions, people for scavenging on missions too. Prepping on board. Having enough spare parts for people to put their food in. Making sure people know how to use things like the arms bands for storing." Thoughts circling in his mind, he returns to a point.
"--but I think having names of people on hand you can say, 'yo, can you do this on this mission?'s good for more than just team leads, but any job. We don't know who's gonna be sticking where or who'll be available."
A pause.
"Should I get one of the sketchbooks so we can write this out where we all can see it?"
And so they don't end up getting lost in all these words.