Private Part Pick-Up

Rigel was actually in the back room when Tengu came in. After a few rounds of rock paper scissors, he headed out to the front of the store. It was a pretty slow day anyway. He had to sort of double take at the person in the shop. It wasn't unusual to get a cyborg or robot in the shop, but this lady had some pretty extensive machinery. Pretty bulky for his tastes, but still some impressive hardware.

"Ah! Sorry about that we were just doing a bit of organizing in the back. You said you were looking for a flux capacity exchange?" he said to her with a cheery smile. She was definitely new here, based on her phrasing she wasn't quite sure what she was looking for. That was something that wasn't totally uncommon. Most people with cybernetics had someone else they went to to handle maintenance. He headed over to a section on a wall a little ways away from Tengu. "I'm not totally sure what kind your looking for, but we're definitely not lacking in most of the standard types."

Rigel was kind of used to this sort of thing with customers. Especially new ones. That said his friendliness and overall helpful attitude was what kept a lot of people coming back to the shop. The owner loved him for that alone.

"Ah it's Rigel," he took the paper, looking it over. He then pulled out his work tablet, punching in a few commands and bringing up several holographic screens around him. The screens directed him to the part's exact location. "Ah there you are."

He deactivated his tablet, and pulled the part off the shelf. "You gonna need help installing this guy?"

"Well, it looks simple enough to install, but I do also make it a personal habit to try not to be responsible for the death of anyone," he said after a moment. He thought about it for another moment. "That said, I do know a guy who's in here fairly frequently. Does work with cybernetics. He also takes walk ins.

Rigel glanced at the clock as he pushed off the ground and drifted over to the cash register. "My shift is almost over though, I could show you where it is if you give me a couple minutes."

"These little guys are cheaper than you'd think," he said as he gestured to the price that popped
up on the screen for Tengu. All and all a kid could buy one with a couple weeks worth of their allowance. Most parts of this type were fairly common in one form or another.

Once he rang her up he stretched and yawned. "Ah well now I guess it's time to clock out and introduce you to Dizz. I just have to grab my stuff," he explained while he stretched. "I'll be like thirty seconds."