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[ew-selfish-art]

DP x DC AU: Danny desperately wants to find the explosion guy. Tim is really good at covering his tracks... he didn't account for ghosts.

The explosions make it onto TV as purported terror activity and most people haven't heard of that part of the world much less ever given a second thought to care about it. The only real reason it gets reported on has something to do with the Justice League and... Danny knows too much.

He's been in training for Clockwork's court (which he's suspicious of- feels like kingly duty bullshit- but Danny is playing along out of curiosity for now) and he's learned a lot about how the living and non-living worlds collide. That means learning about CW's usual suspects- one of which just happened to have a ton of bases around the area Danny was seeing on the news.

It didn't take long for Danny to try to piece together that whoever blew up Nanda Parbat was trying to fuck with the League of Shadows, and was doing it successfully. Less green portals in the world the better, same goes for assassins. But it gets Danny thinking... Maybe he can employ similar tactics on the GIW Bases that keep spawning on the edges of Amity Park. It would at least set them back while he and his friends navigated the help line desk to request Justice League intervention. None of them can leave Amity Park, so outreach is going to have to be creative.

So Danny figures he'll just find the guy. Call up some ghosts who were there, or er, came from there and get a profile and track him down. But the ghosts keep saying it was The Detective. Annoying!

Danny goes full conspiracy theory, gets Tucker and Sam involved, and begrudgingly asks Wes Weston his thoughts.

He hadn't expected Wes to garble out a thirty minute presentation (that had 100 more slides left to go before he cut it off) about how Batman totally trained with a cult and so did his kids. Danny kind of rolled his eyes but... hey, new avenue of searching in the Infinite Realms at least.

The ghosts confirm that Bombs is for sure not Batman's MO- But maybe his second kid would know? The second kid was already brought back to life though, so no way to easily reach him... Danny starts to realize that this might be the work of a Robin now. Wasn't the red one known for solving cold cases? (Sam provides this information- its a social faux pas to not know hero gossip at Gotham Galas- everything she's learned is against her will).

It all comes to a head when Danny goes about the hard task of opening a portal for the guy to come through at just the right time, explain the infinite realms so he doesn't panic and then describe what the fuck was going on with the GIW. It takes months, just over a full year, of random (educated guesses) portal generating- Finally, Red Robin drops into the land of the dead.

"So, you're the guy I've got to talk to about explosions right?" Danny enthusiastically asks.

Tim thinks he's died and landed in the after life following 56 hours of being awake and plummeting off the side of a building into a Lazarus pool. Nothing makes sense about the kid in front of him.

"Yeah, I got a guy for munitions." Tim answers cooly.

"How do you feel about secretly sanctioned government operations that violate protected rights?"

"Gotta get rid of 'em some how. Need me to point you in the right direction?" This might as well be happening.

[redbuddi]

Man I'm glad the stuff that happens in comic books don't happen in reality or the discourse online would be rancid

[shukruut]

🤑

[kaurwreck]

One of my law professor once said, "You're a lawyer defending your case. There's gotta be blood. It has to be bloody because you're not nice. You shouldn't be nice. You're a lawyer. And you're here to win your case." and although im aware that he said it mostly as a joke—before he said that he pointed one of my classmate to tell him how they'd defend their company in the face of lawsuit and got a little disappointed with how tame my classmate answer was—i can't help but be curious of your thought on that as someone who's working in the field

We are ethically obligated to be zealous advocates for our clients. However, it is immensely difficult to advocate for your client effectively if you've managed to make everyone else involved, including the judge and opposing counsel, angry.

To provide an example, when I was a paralegal at a plaintiff-side workers' compensation firm, opposing counsel once forced our horrifically injured client to travel an hour to our office for a settlement conference, despite not having the authorization to settle for anything close to an amount he should have recognized as reasonable. My attorney, rightfully and righteously furious, laid into him in the middle of our office, humiliating him in front of the parties and our firm. Four days later, my attorney realized we needed a deadline extension, for which we'd have to request opposing counsel's permission. Opposing counsel was gracious enough to agree to the extension, but he very well could have said no after how we spoke to him, and that would have damaged our client's case.

More recently, as a transactional attorney, I was tasked with drafting a disengagement letter addressed to a manufacturer who had failed to design the product my nonprofit client ordered to my client's specifications, which had, for lack of a better term, fucked my client re: my client's other obligations. The law and facts were on our side; if the matter went before a court, we very likely would have won, and easily at that. (For frame of reference, my client serves disadvantaged children. Even the optics were on our side.) But, my client is a nonprofit, and every penny spent on litigation would have been a penny taken from my client's mission. Thus, to zealously advocate for my client, I couldn't go balls to the wall such that the other party became incensed and filed suit or protracted our disengagement process.

You don't have to be nice, but you have to be professional, thoughtful, and strategic. You don't win lawsuits and negotiations from drawing blood. You do so by achieving the outcome that your client asked you to achieve.

[rpftourney]

thank god you are the one running these polls. legitimately no one else could. have you thought about doing negotiation for a living

LMAOO honestly it’s probably my customer service training coming out 🥲

[grishaverse-chaos]

following up on my post from earlier, I'd like to remind all darkl!ng stans that Nikolai faced all the same problems as king (in the kos duology) that the darkl!ng did, as well as several other new problems (the demon, having to find a wife, etc) and committed ZERO mass murders. your fav could never

[sammysdewysensitiveeyes]

Btw, I know people generally hold Chilchuck up as the perfect union man because of what he won't do - as in, "Pay me up front, that's not in my job description, etc.," but I think he's good union rep also because of what he does do. The usual real-life argument I see against unions is that they are corrupt and that they force businesses to keep on lazy or incompetent workers because it is more difficult to fire people (not saying that I agree with these arguments). Chilchuck is in no way lazy or incompetent, he cares deeply about doing his job properly to the point of anxiety because fucking up will potentially get himself or others killed. He is a professional who does his job well, he just won't let himself (or others) be exploited. He's the guy who will give a great job performance on the clock, but you'd better not ask for anything after he's clocked out. Which is entirely fair.

(Arguably he goes above and beyond for Laios's group, but that group definitely goes from "coworkers" to "friends" over the course of the series.)

[service4cops]

He's an expert negotiator and will negotiate just about anything . . . except, where he gets to dump his load and what he expects you to do with it.

Yep, in my mouth and I'd have to swallow it, ALL of it. Those were his terms and they were non-negotiable.

(I could live with that)

[runwayrunway]

If I had to see this so do you

Did you know that they're making new episodes of Thomas the Tank Engine to this very day?

Did you know that in 2018 Isla the Flying Doctor's Plane was introduced, meant to represent a Beechcraft King Air 200 of the Royal Flying Doctors?

Now you do!

[fshoulders]

I’m not saying it’s my biggest regret in life or anything, but I’m still mad that while working at Starbucks during grad school, I let the manager guilt me into taking opening shifts because it “wasn’t fair to [the two baristas still working there who had indicated on their schedule sheets they could open] that they had to open all the time”.

I absolutely could have quit or transferred away! It’s what she deserved, and all the scheduling problems that would have followed. (I was excellent at closing shifts, and she would have lost that too!) But I caved.

Anyway, I highly recommend, if an employer tries to guilt you into something and you feel awkward, that you ask for time to think about it! For bonus points, ask for time to think about it and the question/proposed change/etc. in writing. Either you have it in writing to refer to, show other people to ask their opinion, etc.: or maybe the boss doesn’t want to put it in writing, in which case they are being shady and they know it!

(That lady wasn’t being shady, or if she was she didn’t know it. She was just bad at her job, had terrible hiring habits that left her with too few reliable workers, and was wishy-washy.)

[bramblethebambi]

I think she's a fan of my blanket

[marnz]

love to receive a branded keychain as a thank you from work leadership as opposed to something meaningful such as, idk, more paid time off or cash

[cowboyhorsegirl]

Steve is most likely to end up in a lavender marriage and Tony's most likely to end up in a “married for tax/immigration/inheritance fraud” reasons.

They meet as married men and pine for each other hardcore and are also trying not to read too much into how their interest seems reciprocated and oh nooooo both Immigration/the IRS and the the Church/in-laws/DADT era army dudes or whatever are snooping around at the same time at each of their marriages and they have to be so good at being married at the people they are married to oh noooooo and they other guy doesn’t know why they are suddenly being iced out and maybe they were just imagining things? maybe it’s for the best with all these eyes around on them…

[shopwitchvamp]

hi! do u ship to eu?

I currently everywhere except the UK (but UK can order through Etsy, or use a mail forwarding service).

Next year however, I will no longer accept international orders & everyone from outside of the US will need to use a mail forwarding service to order (I've looked into it and in almost all cases they are cheaper and faster than the international shipping I can offer directly!)

[faaun]

. anyway after writing the tags 4 this post i told my research partner i will no longer follow his dreams lmao. still helping w it but i need to engage in research that i find satisfying