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Are you good at Monopoly?

Excellent, because I'm the banker.

Created on 2008-04-27 21:41:48 (#15465053), last updated 2008-05-09

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Name:	banknotelatte
Location:	Japan

Bio

Simple enough;

角都; Kakuzu
Age: 32
Occupation: Floor Waiter/Cash Register/Pay Roll at Cafe Akatsuki
PB: Akanishi Jin from KAT-TUN

Life in motion;

Like every other individual with a natural birth
(not the people copulated in vials thank you).
Kakuzu started out as a small quiet child, his mind on the
future since day 2 of year 4; the one who gave him life, commonly
known as mother was a stay at home type while his step father worked
all day needless to say not much money was in the house coming from
only one salary winner. His real father was a mystery that could
gladly stay one for eternity so he become an impassive child, from
lack of having more masculine influences, about most things the only
real passion he had was for money or collecting things of value to
make money from. That behavior goes back to not having much currency
in the house except for the essentials in life, which drove him to
wanting that money, the money that supplied you with nice things,
gave you a bigger house and a warmer kotatsu for winter.

Kindergarten to high school looked bright, with the
sun of acknowledgment shining on him for being good with
numbers Kakuzu thought it’d be the best to be an accountant
or an IRS auditor. You might be hated but seeing the pain of
people’s expression when you suddenly pop up for an audit would
give him joy un doubly. Not to mention pay would be
enough to sustain his life, a house, and his greedy need for
hording money for future needs. The most unfortunate came
was when he did get a job as an accountant for a private company
(IRS auditor: 0 Accountant: 1) and a fellow comrade made up the
most charming, Kakuzu had to give the guy a hand, lie about him.

Apparently he had stole over 25k from the company;
influencing the vice president of the corporation to give
the money to him. Which was outrages, 25k? Please, if he
was really that sort of man he would have made it at least 250K,
but what irked him was accountants were consulted for their
financial information to usually help who they worked for not for themselves.
Because you see if you help your company gain a lot of money, than your
gaining more money also in a higher paycheck since the business
will be doing well. All said and done then the man was kicked
out of his job, kicked out of his small quant house and what looked
like to be the ending of numbers in his life.

Fortunately hiring at the Akatsuki Café was open, he had previously
heard from one of his ex-co workers that they had good coffee
and a ‘multi-color’ of personalities there (whatever that meant).
Upon then Kakuzu found a small apartment and set out to get a job
their, hopefully they had a spot open for a cashier.

Work is second only to currency;

To simply put it; Kakuzu see’s it as work and just that.
Very grating and aggravating work, work that makes him want to choke
the next patron to enter the doors of the quant,
on the outside, looking Café. Unfortunately the man didn’t think
Café Akatsuki could take a lawsuit that big or that his
intellectual capabilities would be able to comprehend such a
ridicules amount of money (that’d have to be an obnoxious ridicules
amount of money, mind you.) for a small injury sustained to
the wind pipe. Although under the aggravating and irate façade
Kakuzu likes working at the Café in general, instead of the
monotonous many other Cafés with giggling girls, business men
coming in and out for their black brew, employee’s that looked perfect.
Café Akatsuki had a whole other twist, patrons where still the same
(sometimes) it’s what the employee’s did (Blackmail worthy of course)
and where like that made him come back day after day. That and this
job lets him handle the money every day.

Behind the scenes;

Roleplay: Café Akatsuki
Rating: G - NC17
Het/yaoi/yuri: Suitable to all; except it’s hard to fullfill yuri when you’re a guy.

Rl: Alexis
MSN: t2prototype@hotmail.com

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lattes, money, newspaper, yen

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