First Bi-Annual Post Quota Review
Kho: Right, Cyclone, how are things looking
Cyclone: The last two quarters have been erratic, we ha-
Rtron: *giggles* erratic...
Cyclone: We had a rather shocking start to the first quarter. We produced far more than was predicted and our delivery services groaned under the effort of post delivery
Kho: Didn't we buy a new fleet of superva-
Cyclone: So we bought a new fleet of supervans to deal with the supply. Our clients were very happy with the quality and we had a steady increase in bulk orders
Rtron:

huh? Asta- what?
Cyclone: Then everyone jumped ship, the peasants went on strike and our supply fell through the floor for the remainder of the first quarter and into the second
Kho: Shet, even the supervan drivers?
Cyclone:
Especially the supervan drivers
Kho:

Cyclone: So we sacked them all, called in the reserves, dispersed the commies and declared a state of emergency
Rtron:

say what? That's
my job
Cyclone: You were asleep. Go back to sleep.
Rtron: Ah.
Kho: So, how much did we sell for? Did we at least cover set-up costs?
Cyclone: No, we didn't sell, Kho. We stuck with it, we put those sla- peasants on overtime and halfed their pay
and threatened their familiies until production started creaking along again
Kho: Ah.
Cyclone: Then in the last week we shattered all our production quotas. The line on the line graph broke through the roof and we'll have to pay repair costs for that.
Kho: Say whaa-?
Rtron:

Cyclone: Unfortunately, we laid off all the supervan drivers and are now experiencing a delivery crisis.
Kho: Ah.
Rtron:
