Woof approaches Shawn at some point. "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be some kind of percentage deal?" Woof

Woof approaches Shawn at some point. "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be some kind of percentage deal?" Woof
--- "Smith, Greg"wrote: > Woof approaches Shawn at some point. > > "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or anything for > getting the drugs from the Docs and selling them to my pack? Isn't > there supposed to be some kind of percentage deal?" Shawn nodded his head in agreement. "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and squeeze the tightwad." OOC: It's been so long I don't remember what the percentage was. Eris, can you help us out on that? Shawn __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com
Terry Mixon wrote: >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. >> >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be >> some kind of percentage deal?" > > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. > > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and > squeeze the tightwad."> > OOC: It's been so long I don't remember what the > percentage was. Eris, can you help us out on that? OOC: Hum, are you sure you actually came up with a specific percentage? Even if you did, I'm open to you "renegotiating" it now...how many years ago was that original conversation? Two weeks game time, two years real time? Eris AKU GM
The almighty passing of the buck... > -----Original Message----- > From: Eris Reddoch [mailto:erisred@bellsouth.net] > Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 10:18 PM > To: akus@phoenyx.net > Subject: Re: [akus] Mae Lee: 0997.264: or in jump Woof > > > Terry Mixon wrote: > > >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. > >> > >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or > >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > >> some kind of percentage deal?" > > > > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. > > > > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see > > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and > > squeeze the tightwad."> > > > OOC: It's been so long I don't remember what the > > percentage was. Eris, can you help us out on that? > > OOC: Hum, are you sure you actually came up with a specific > percentage? Even if you did, I'm open to you "renegotiating" > it now...how many years ago was that original conversation? > Two weeks game time, two years real time? > > Eris > AKU GM >
> >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. > >> > >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or > >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > >> some kind of percentage deal?" > > > > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. > > > > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see > > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and > > squeeze the tightwad."Woof will then corner Ricardo at some point and ask the same question. "I was wondering, Skipper, was there a brokerage bonus or anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be some kind of percentage deal? Shawn said I needed to speak to you." > > OOC: It's been so long I don't remember what the > > percentage was. Eris, can you help us out on that? > > OOC: Hum, are you sure you actually came up with a specific > percentage? Even if you did, I'm open to you "renegotiating" > it now...how many years ago was that original conversation? > Two weeks game time, two years real time? OOC: Closer to three, I think. Woof
Smith, Greg wrote: >> >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. >> >> >> >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or >> >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and >> >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be >> >> some kind of percentage deal?" >> > >> > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. >> > >> > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see >> > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and >> > squeeze the tightwad."> > > Woof will then corner Ricardo at some point and ask the same question. > > "I was wondering, Skipper, was there a brokerage bonus or > anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > some kind of percentage deal? Shawn said I needed to speak to you." Ricardo looks at Woof with a serious expression on his face. "What, young man, you don't read contracts when you sign them? " He can't hold the seriousness long, though. He laughs "Yeah, we set something in the standard crew contract, I'd have to look it up though. You get a few percent of the profit, I seem to recall." He adds "You know, getting your pack's herd into that study could be considered quite a commission, you know!" "Lets go into the office and look it up." He heads into the ships office, and does so. -- Bruce Johnson University of Arizona College of Pharmacy Information Technology Group Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs
Eris Reddoch wrote: > Terry Mixon wrote: > > >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. > >> > >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or > >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > >> some kind of percentage deal?" > > > > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. > > > > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see > > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and > > squeeze the tightwad."> > > > OOC: It's been so long I don't remember what the > > percentage was. Eris, can you help us out on that? > > OOC: Hum, are you sure you actually came up with a specific > percentage? Even if you did, I'm open to you "renegotiating" > it now...how many years ago was that original conversation? > Two weeks game time, two years real time? OOC> Hah, probably three, since that was the time of the Great Crew Contract Discussion. IIRC, we left it at a 'standard' commission. whatever that is; I think we were figuring 5% or so... -- Bruce Johnson University of Arizona College of Pharmacy Information Technology Group Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs
> >> >> Woof approaches Shawn at some point. > >> >> > >> >> "I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or > >> >> anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > >> >> selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > >> >> some kind of percentage deal?" > >> > > >> > Shawn nodded his head in agreement. > >> > > >> > "You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see > >> > Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and > >> > squeeze the tightwad."> > > > Woof will then corner Ricardo at some point and ask the > same question. > > > > "I was wondering, Skipper, was there a brokerage bonus or > > anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and > > selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be > > some kind of percentage deal? Shawn said I needed to speak to you." > > Ricardo looks at Woof with a serious expression on his face. > > "What, young man, you don't read contracts when you sign them? " "Er, uh, Yes!" > He can't hold the seriousness long, though. > > He laughs "Yeah, we set something in the standard crew contract, I'd > have to look it up though. You get a few percent of the > profit, I seem > to recall." He adds "You know, getting your pack's herd into > that study > could be considered quite a commission, you know!" > > "Lets go into the office and look it up." > > He heads into the ships office, and does so. Woof follows his leader into the office. "Well, what you said about the pack is quite a deal...but getting the doc easy access to a pack that would use the stuff for a trial was part of the deal of even *getting* the rest of them to sell." Woof
Smith, Greg wrote: >>>>>>Woof approaches Shawn at some point. >>>>>> >>>>>>"I was wondering, Shawn, was there a brokerage bonus or >>>>>>anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and >>>>>>selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be >>>>>>some kind of percentage deal?" >>>>> >>>>>Shawn nodded his head in agreement. >>>>> >>>>>"You're absolutely right, Woof. You need to go see >>>>>Ricardo and he will take care of you. Make sure and >>>>>squeeze the tightwad.">>> >>>Woof will then corner Ricardo at some point and ask the >> >>same question. >> >>>"I was wondering, Skipper, was there a brokerage bonus or >>>anything for getting the drugs from the Docs and >>>selling them to my pack? Isn't there supposed to be >>>some kind of percentage deal? Shawn said I needed to speak to you." >> >>Ricardo looks at Woof with a serious expression on his face. >> >>"What, young man, you don't read contracts when you sign them? " > > > "Er, uh, Yes!" > > >>He can't hold the seriousness long, though. >> >>He laughs "Yeah, we set something in the standard crew contract, I'd >>have to look it up though. You get a few percent of the >>profit, I seem >>to recall." He adds "You know, getting your pack's herd into >>that study >>could be considered quite a commission, you know!" >> >>"Lets go into the office and look it up." >> >>He heads into the ships office, and does so. > > > Woof follows his leader into the office. > > "Well, what you said about the pack is quite a deal...but getting the doc > easy access to a pack that would use the stuff for a trial was part of the > deal of even *getting* the rest of them to sell." "Ok, ok" Ricardo looks up the contract on the terminal, says "the standard terms are that you get X% of the profit as a commission when bringing any cargo profits to the enterprise, so long as your job description does not include Cargo brokerage. You're the purser, so it applies to you. You'll get the commission when we get the creds in the bank." (Which business bit Ricardo has not checked on, actually. While in the ofice he looks up what our current financial status is. We should have gotten paid on Sequi in cash or was it via bank transfer?) OOC> The X% will have to be determined when we find that information, or Eris makes a ruling. -- Bruce Johnson University of Arizona College of Pharmacy Information Technology Group Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs
Bruce Johnson wrote:
>>> He laughs "Yeah, we set something in the standard
>>> crew contract, I'd have to look it up though. You get
>>> a few percent of the profit, I seem to recall." He
>>> adds "You know, getting your pack's herd into that
>>> study could be considered quite a commission, you
>>> know!"
>>> "Lets go into the office and look it up."
>>> He heads into the ships office, and does so.
>> Woof follows his leader into the office.
>> "Well, what you said about the pack is quite a
>> deal...but getting the doc easy access to a pack that
>> would use the stuff for a trial was part of the deal of
>> even *getting* the rest of them to sell."
> "Ok, ok" Ricardo looks up the contract on the terminal,
> says "the standard terms are that you get X% of the
> profit as a commission when bringing any cargo profits to
> the enterprise, so long as your job description does not
> include Cargo brokerage. You're the purser, so it applies
> to you. You'll get the commission when we get the creds
> in the bank."
>
> (Which business bit Ricardo has not checked on, actually.
> While in the ofice he looks up what our current financial
> status is. We should have gotten paid on Sequi in cash or
> was it via bank transfer?)
>
> OOC> The X% will have to be determined when we find that
> information, or Eris makes a ruling.
OOC: I don't have a problem with the 5% "finders fee" that
was mentioned, if that's what you want to do. That would
work out to 28,000 marks to Woof...but, you need to tell me
so I can transfer it from your account to his.
Here is what Ricardo sees on the computer screen concerning
finances...
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(All funds listed in Mark Marks)
Liquid Assets
Cash in ship's safe 19,000
Bank Accounts
Royal Mercantile Bank of Mark, Mark 23,000
RMB from sale of bending & shaping machines 1,050,000
RMB from sale of Kilimycin A7 560,000
RMB from taking Freight Aboard 82,500
1,715,500
C&P Bank of Kurzu, Kurzu 53,875
Banco de Maria, Maria, Muan Gwi 87,381
Total Liquid Assets 1,875,756
Speculative Cargos dtons Cost
Srogok Wine (12,000 bottles) 14 60,000 (60,000)
Rolled Tobacco in bales 20 11,000 (11,000)
Total Cargos (71,000)
Freight Aboard dtons
Greenley Palmar (live topical fish),
Cortland Imports 14
Cotton Fiber, Ollis Import Export 50
Alastra Stone, Ollis Import Export 85
Processed Tobacco, Jurgen's Products 16
Total Cargo Space Used 199
Maximum Cargo Space Aboard 330
Cargo Space Available 131
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Because you were still "in system", more or less, you were
paid by bank transfer to the Royal Mechantile on Mark.
Typically, you'll get your pay in a bank draft, or local
currency. You'll want to convert it to a widely used form of
currency...like CSA Credits, Mark Marks, Montrose Pounds, or
even Zeristu Francs, or deposit the draft into one of your
banks.
You'll notice, I'm sure, that you didn't fill up your cargo
bays, but that's not going to hurt you too much.
You are going to have some expenses once you are to Mark,
berthing, repairs, and salaries will be due as well.
Eris
AKU GM
On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 01:50 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote: > Bruce Johnson wrote: >> >> "Ok, ok" Ricardo looks up the contract on the terminal, >> says "the standard terms are that you get X% of the >> profit as a commission when bringing any cargo profits to >> the enterprise, OOC > Note the word 'profit': The finders fee comes out of the net, not the gross. How much did we front for the Kilimycin? I'll be nice and say that the 'net' in this case is Sale price - Buy price, not Sale price -( Buy Price + Overhead) thus reducing Woof's commission an infinitesimal amount for his salary, but the object here was to reward *profit-making* for the company. >> OOC: I don't have a problem with the 5% "finders fee" that > was mentioned, if that's what you want to do. That would > work out to 28,000 marks to Woof...but, you need to tell me > so I can transfer it from your account to his. > > Here is what Ricardo sees on the computer screen concerning > finances... Wasn't someone keeping a spreadsheet of this? Or supposed to be? Or was that me? :-o I can set up a quick DB script to put it online... (OMG did I just say that? 'Here, let me whip up an online accounting system for fun!' Shoot me, shoot me now, please!) > -- "Wherever you go, there you are." - B. Banzai, Ph.D. Bruce Johnson
Bruce Johnson wrote: > On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 01:50 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote: > > >>Bruce Johnson wrote: >> > >>>"Ok, ok" Ricardo looks up the contract on the terminal, >>>says "the standard terms are that you get X% of the >>>profit as a commission when bringing any cargo profits to >>>the enterprise, >> > > OOC > Note the word 'profit': The finders fee comes out of the net, not > the gross. How much did we front for the Kilimycin? I'll be nice and > say that the 'net' in this case is Sale price - Buy price, not Sale > price -( Buy Price + Overhead) thus reducing Woof's commission an > infinitesimal amount for his salary, but the object here was to reward > *profit-making* for the company. > > >>>OOC: I don't have a problem with the 5% "finders fee" that >> >>was mentioned, if that's what you want to do. That would >>work out to 28,000 marks to Woof...but, you need to tell me >>so I can transfer it from your account to his. >> >>Here is what Ricardo sees on the computer screen concerning >>finances... > > > Wasn't someone keeping a spreadsheet of this? Or supposed to be? Or was > that me? :-o > > I can set up a quick DB script to put it online... OOC: Feel free. Although, shouldn't that be the job of Shawn or Woof?> (OMG did I just say that? 'Here, let me whip up an online accounting > system for fun!' > Shoot me, shoot me now, please!) OOC: LOL! Traveller is supposed to be "Adventures in the far future, not adventures in accounting", don't you agree? Eris AKU GM