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34 lines
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<date 13790927>
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<from interlocutor.prime@escanaba.actual>
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<to archival.control@imprimatur>
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<Subject: Random Crewmember Logbook Entry Retrieval Program 003>
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<id: ABS Schweitzer, Ingrid L. / logdate: 13770802>
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+++BEGIN TRANSCRIPT+++
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So today started like any other day. I woke up, had some tapioca
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pudding for breakfast, then reported to work. My first assignment
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was to unclog a waste filtration pump located in compartment
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23-461-07. No major issues there. Next up on the list was a
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malfunctioning port anterior running light on the hull.
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I geared up, transferred through the airlock and made my way to the
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malfunctioning running light. The repair was an easy-peasy bulb
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replacement. The real trouble started when I attempted to re-enter
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the airlock.
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The AI running airlock 06-215-01 won't open the external hatch to
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allow me re-entry. It's convinced that I'm not authorized access.
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In fact, it has informed me that I am classified as space debris
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and therefore a physical security threat to the Escanaba. I've
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tried arguing with it, but it won't budge. This situation is
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complicated by the fact that all external ship's RF communications
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are down due to routine maintenance. No one is responding via voice
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comms and I have no network access.
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And so, here I find myself, tethered outside airlock 06-215-01,
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updating my in-suit personal logbook and staring at my air reserve
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indicator as it slowly creeps down from 16% to 15%. I should
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probably get back to arguing with the airlock. I swear, I'm really
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not space debris.
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+++END TRANSCRIPT+++
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#
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