Job Advertisement: fallout

[Gideionn Puckett]

Ladies and gentlemen, the popular New York City nightclub is looking to hire young energtic folks to help the club grow to accomidate the larger amount of crowds coming in. Jobs come in all different levels of management, from a simple Barkeep to Bouncer to Musicians! Wonder if there's a job for you, why not give the club a call. This is a perfect job for recent graduates looking for a job or for those looking for a fun, part-time job.

Requirements: Must be over the age of 21 for ever underlined job.

Jobs Available:


• Musicians
• DJ
• Barkeeps
• Bouncers
• Waiters/Waitress*
• Cleaning Staff
• Cooks
• Sound techs
• Secretary

*Waiters and Waitresses age 18 and up will be allowed to work on the business floor, this is the only exception to the age limit rule. The other two floors are 21 and up only.

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If interested in working at fallout, either shoot me a PM, reply here showing your character's interest and I can shoot you a PM, or just owl my character (pretending it's a call to the club's answering machine). Note: Although fallout is a Muggle establishment (and this ad is in Muggle news), it does not mean that a magical person would be turned away (though would a Witch/Wizard really want to work in a muggle establishment?).

[Tritta Stone]

Tritta had been living in Fitchburg for just over a month (or was it two now?) and had remained unsuccessful in finding a job. She felt like she'd looked everywhere. It was okay for Loanne, who'd come out here with a ready-made job on the Quidditch team. However, that meant Trey was left to her own devices - and that was boring - so whilst some teenagers wouldn't care too much about not having a job, it was starting to get to Trey.

She'd been apparating a lot recently, going further out to see if there were other places, which was how she'd managed to pick up the muggle newspaper with the advertisement in a store. She had caught the ad out the corner of her eye and glanced over it quickly. It was the same kind of thing she'd tried out for before. "Might as well try this one too," Trey muttered to herself, handing the money to the cashier for the newspaper. She'd call the place as soon as she arrived home.