"a what” “ma1d what” “show me what you mean” “oooohhhhh that’s what you call a ma1d outf1t, 1 see” “yes 1 am fam1l1ar w1th those myself” “yes, 1 d1d actually, though for not very long” “not for the lack of comfort, wh1ch 1t was oddly comfortably, but more so 1 d1d the work 1 needed to do 1n order to pay off my tab for the themed eat1ng establ1shment” “1 had no money and 1 broke a ceram1c ant1que"
The what
"lad1es can one of you f1nd a p1cture” “well that’s close enough 1 th1nk” “though the length was a few 1nches shorter 1 bel1eve"
I am familliar with a Maids outfit. I had many serving me in my young days, much to my chagrin at the time. A themed restaurant?
"yes a themed restaurant” “someth1ng that was very novel at the t1me” “wh1ch 1 bel1eve, was at least a hundred sweeps after you passed” “somewhere 1n eastern altern1a dur1ng my very br1ef v1s1t, 1t was on the ground floor of an 1nn that 1 had spent the l1ght at” “unfortunately 1t was very well shuddered, because 1 couldn’t see anyth1ng wh1le walk1ng to the shared bathroom on the second floor” “all 1 could do was grope the walls bl1ndly, and 1 acc1dentally bumped 1nto the surpr1s1ngly del1cate ceram1c ant1que shattered, very loudly” “everyone heard” “the 1nn-keeper and restaurant owner was not very happy, but offered me a way to pay off the est1mated damage” “yes, that was the reason why 1 had to work there as a ‘ma1d’ for about a per1gee"