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Hello, intrepid Interns. This is just a friendly reminder that your debate on the ethics and dilemmas of time travel is this Wednesday, so you'll want to pay extra attention to your classes on maintaining the timeline, temporal law, and paradox risks in the coming days.

Before I came to work with TEA, I spent over a decade as a Time Bandit, which gives me a unique perspective on these topics. Feel free to ask me anything on this post in the name of research and I'll do my best to answer honestly.

Vero

Do you want to play Devil's Advocate or should I? I'm happy to do it but it does feel a little on the nose.

Sébastien & Theun

Do either of you know why Teddy doesn't like Gus?

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It was in some ways. After I left Vandal's crew I lived a pretty quiet life, though. All things considered.

When did you leave?

Early on. I'm sure given my personality you can understand that I wasn't meant for a life of continuous partying.

Continuous partying sounds incredibly exhausting. What did you do after leaving?

If I'm being too invasive, you can tell me. I've just always been very curious about the specifics.

I spent awhile accruing wealth and resources, then I got a bachelor's degree, then I spent a long time spectating various historical goings-on. When I wasn't doing that, though, I was just living in Los Angeles.

I don't mind.

By accruing wealth and resources, do you mean [...] in time? Why did you decide to come here, instead of staying there?

Good. [...] I can't help but find you fascinating, truthfully.

Yes. Stock markets are easy to manipulate if you have a jump bracelet. [...] I had to be very careful not to change anything in the timeline, living there. I was always at risk of drawing TEA's notice. It seemed simpler to turn myself in once my goals weren't at odds with theirs anymore.

I'm used to it.

That does sound exhausting. Selfishly, I do prefer you being here, too.

From me or in general?

It's been a fresh start for sure.

In general.

I suppose it is not surprising that most people find you fascinating.

I've always been an oddity.

Oh. That's not how I meant it.

It's alright. I pride myself on it.

I think, really, all of the time orphans are oddities to some degree. In my time, you may have been the bee's knees, but I believe the world is cool now? [...] Or something about an aura, but I still don't understand that one.

I was a little bit of an odd duck in my own time, too. I don't mind being in the present day all that much. There are some things about it I appreciate a lot.

There are a lot of things I appreciate about it. [...] But what are you thinking of?

It's easier for women in science. They didn't even take women at CalTech when I was from. I've been considering going back to school.

You should. [...] It was one of the first things I did, [...] after learning how to use a computer. I could help if you needed it.

Unless you were thinking of leaving to return to school.

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