{100}{}{You see one of the bar patrons.}
{101}{}{You see Ferguson.}
{102}{}{You see a middle-aged, balding man in a blue-greenish cardigan and mud-stained trousers.}
{103}{}{[Continue]}
{104}{}{You stole the required sum from Ferguson. You should now go to the Sheriff. You get 50 Experience Points.}
{105}{}{Ferguson has escaped. You will never be able to collect the tab.}

{150}{}{I'm busy.}
{151}{}{I like this place.}
{152}{}{Wanna buy me a drink?}
{153}{}{This bar is much better than the Vault 13.}
{154}{}{I like the ambiance here.}
{155}{}{This beer is good. Very refreshing.}
{156}{}{Hey, how about a beer?}
{157}{}{Talk to Fletcher - he's a cool guy.}
{158}{}{I'd like something to eat.}
{159}{}{I don't feel like talking.}

{170}{}{I'm very busy.}
{171}{}{Can't talk right now, sorry.}
{172}{}{No!}
{173}{}{Gotta scoot!}
{174}{}{Keep your hands off! Fletcher!}

{180}{}{I hate you!}
{181}{}{You turned me in!}
{182}{}{You're a cheat!}
{183}{}{Go away! I don't wanna look at you!}

{190}{}{Thanks, buddy!}
{191}{}{I can live in peace, thanks to you!}
{192}{}{I'll never forget your help!}
{193}{}{You are welcome here!}

{200}{}{[The man looks at you from behind his glass] Yes?}
{201}{}{Hello, my name is }
{202}{}{. Mind if I take a seat?}
{203}{}{Mr. Ferguson?}
{204}{}{Sorry to bother you.}

{205}{}{Not at all! Always nice to meet a new visitor. What do you do?}
{206}{}{Yes, what is it?}

{207}{}{Well, I'm a bartender. Normally, I work in Vault 13, but right now I have a special errand for my boss. What do you do?}
{208}{}{Well, I was hired by Sheriff Stern to find somebody called Ferguson. Do you know where he might be?}
{209}{}{I don't want to talk about it. Who are you?}
{210}{}{I'm here on behalf of Duston police. You are arrested for debt evasion.}
{211}{}{I'm here to collect the money you owe someone.}
{212}{}{I'm here to warn you.}

{213}{}{My name is Ferguson. I'm an entrepreneur.}
{214}{}{Ferguson? [he's suddenly pale] Never heard this name. Excuse me, I just remembered about a very important appointment I have...}
{215}{}{Come on, what kind of company is that? Tell me who you are!}
{216}{}{OK, I'm first. So, my name is Ferguson and I'm an entrepreneur. Now, who are you and what do you do?}
{217}{}{Goddamit! They've found me! Wait... you're not a regular policeman! [whispers confidentially] Maybe we could talk about that, eh?}
{218}{}{Wh-wh-what money? I-I-I d-don't-t owe an-nn-nyody, anything?!}
{219}{}{Warn of what?}
#arrest nodes
{220}{}{No talking! I'm taking you to Sheriff Stern, so he can decide what to do with you!}
{221}{}{What are you talking about?}
{222}{}{You owe Mr Winthrop Candlekeeper 120$. Give it back!}
{223}{}{Oh, yeah? Maybe we should have a walk and you can say that to Sheriff Stern!}
{224}{}{Really? I must have mistaken you for someone else. Sorry about that.}
{225}{}{Duston Police has hired somebody to find and arrest you. I can easily get the problem out of your neck if you can pay me some. What do you say?}

{226}{}{Don't make me laugh! Hey, Fletcher! This guy here is not welcome anymore!}
{227}{}{[sighs] Oh, all right. I'm coming peacefully.}
{228}{}{Well, if you could tell them that I left Duston, I could pay you. What do you think?}
{229}{}{Uhm, er... uhm. You see, I don't have the cash really... I'm broke. You see, I have a big chance of getting a job, I just have to invest what little cash I have into preparing for it. Tell Mr Candlekeeper to give me one more month. I'll pay him back double, I promise.}
{230}{}{Oh, no, it's really unnecessary! But hey, I have only 80$. Tell the Sheriff I'll pay the rest back soon.}
{231}{}{Oh, no, that's really unnecessary! Here, 120$. Heh-heh. You see, I really wanted to pay it back, I just had so much work on my back I kept forgetting about it. Thanks for reminding me!}
# add Fletcher he's not welcome here (226)
{232}{}{No problem.}
{233}{}{Oh really? How do I know that if I pay you, you'll keep your side of the deal?}

{234}{}{How much would you pay me?}
{235}{}{No! Out of the question! You're coming with me. And don't aggravate your situation. You're already knee-deep in the shit!}
{236}{}{Ok, I understand. I'll talk to Mr Candlekeeper. I'm sure we can work this out.}
{237}{}{Yeah, yeah, then why are you sitting in a bar sipping one beer after another if you're so badly broke, eh? Pay it up!}
{238}{}{No, goddammit! Pay up the full amount! Or you're coming with me!}
{239}{}{Ok, I guess it'll have to do.}
{240}{}{Yeah, yeah, whatever.}
{241}{}{Because I'm that person and I have my rules.}
{242}{}{I will, I promise!}
{243}{}{Because if I didn't, the whole Junkyard would get down on my head and grind me to powder. I prefer to maintain good relations with you people.}

{244}{}{60$. And a few shots on me. How's that?}
{245}{}{Thank you! Nobody wanted to give me a chance! You're truly a noble person.}
{246}{}{Man, you really come down on a poor man in a bad moment. I only have 80$ right now.}
{247}{}{Geez, man! You really take the last crumb of my daily bread! Ok, here, 120$.}
{248}{}{I'll pay the rest back as soon, as I have it. I promise!}
{249}{}{You didn't quite convince me. But thanks for the tip!}
{250}{}{Yeah, I get your point. So, let's split it 50/50, eh? I'll pay you 60$ and you'll tell the Sheriff I already left.}

{251}{}{Will do.}
{252}{}{That's some deal. Thanks, nice doing business with you.}
{253}{}{I'd rather you paid me 80$. Or I'll have to rethink the whole deal...}

{254}{}{If you put it like that... ok, here's your money. Now, do your job. And if I hear you tried to doublecross me, you'll never enter the Junkyard again!}
{255}{}{Heheh, a little bargainer you are, eh? So am I. And I say FUCK, NO! You take 60$, or I'll ask Fletcher to kick you outta here.}

{256}{}{Ok, I accept.}
{257}{}{Call him if you want, he doesn't scare me.}
# Small talk nodes.
{258}{}{Nice to meet you. Still, I gotta be going. Goodbye!}
{259}{}{Well, I mostly do this and that. I'm a bartender in a local bar - nothing special, really. So, what's your story?}
{260}{}{Well, I really am nobody special. I think, I gotta be going.}
{261}{}{Ok, well I'm a bartender in a local bar. Nothing special, really. I was born here and have nothing really interesting to say. So, what's your story?}
{262}{}{No, I really don't want to talk about it. See ya later.}
{263}{}{Ok, well, I was hired by the Police to find somebody called Ferguson. Have you seen him by any chance?}

{264}{}{Wow, thanks man! That's nice of you!}
{265}{}{Sure, why not? With pleasure!}
{266}{}{From time to time...}
{267}{}{Uh, sure, why not? Fletcher! Pass some dice, will ya? Thanks!}

{268}{}{[You buy the drinks. If you had some tranquilizers, you could add them to Ferguson's beer and neutralise him. It would be easy to take him to the Sheriff.]}
{269}{}{[You buy the drinks. You could add some tranquilizers to render Ferguson unconscious. What do you do?]}
{270}{}{[You buy the drinks and serve them on the table.]}
{271}{}{[You will gamble with Ferguson and try to win 120$ off him.]}
{272}{}{[add tranquilizers]}
{273}{}{[do nothing]}

{274}{}{[The game went exactly like you wanted it. You won 120$.] Whoah, man! You really are a gambler! But I have to quit now, I'm broke! Still, thanks for the game!}
{275}{}{[The game didn't go exactly like you wanted. You only managed to win 80$.] Hey, buddy! That was some game! Thanks! Come back again some day!}
{276}{}{[The game went the wrong way completely. You lost 120$.] Heheheh! That was a good game! Thank you, come again!}
{277}{}{Thanks, pal!}
{278}{}{[Ferguson drinks up and suddenly his eyes grow blurred.] Whoah, maaan. I'm sooo sleeeepeey... maaan. [He falls asleep breaking some glasses as his head thumps on the table.]}

{279}{}{Thanks, see ya!}
{280}{}{Yeah, a good game. See ya!}
{281}{}{I don't think so. I'm broke. Good day!}
{282}{}{No problem. The pleasure is mine. So, how about a game of dice?}
{283}{}{No problem. The pleasure is mine.}
{284}{}{[Take him to the Sheriff]}
# other small talk
{285}{}{Nice to meet you. So what's your story? How did you finish up here?}

{286}{}{Well, I was a farmer. I used to work for some guy on the outskirts of the town. Johnson was his name. He was a real slave driver! You had to go around the fields all day, cater the brahmin and you were paid very little.}
{287}{}{So I thought about an alternative business in some more friendly environment, you know. I gathered what little possessions I had and I moved to the Junkyard. Of course, I didn't want Johnson to go after me, so I took a way around, not throught the centre of town.}
{288}{}{I had some goddamn bad luck, 'cause I was attacked by raiders. They wanted to sell me as a slave in Salem, but fortunately they were scared off by Arnold and some of the Junkyard hunters. And now I'm here.}
{289}{}{Gosh, I really talk a lot. My throat is dying of thirst. Hey, wouldn't you spare a few coins for a little drink for your friend Ferguson, eh?}

{290}{}{Hey, thanks for the story! I guess you do deserve a drink...}
{291}{}{Sorry, I have no more cash. But thanks for the story!}
{292}{}{Heh heh, that's funny - you never mentioned borrowing money from people and never giving it back...}

{293}{}{Cool. So, here's your cash. Now go and tell Sheriff Stern I left the town. If you try to doublecross me, you will never be able to come to the Junkyard again. Do I make myself clear?}
{294}{}{Pretty clear.}
{295}{}{Your threats aren't very convincing. 'later!}
# Herebefore > 0 nodes
{296}{}{Hello, again!}

{297}{}{Hey, how about another drink?}
{298}{}{Can you tell me your story again?}
{299}{}{Whoah, look at the time! Gotta go!}

{300}{}{With pleasure!}

{301}{}{Cool story. Hey, how about a game of dice?}
{302}{}{You play dice?}
{303}{}{[Thanks to your loaded dice, with which you managed to replace Fletcher's dice, you easily won 120$ off Ferguson.] Whoah, man! You really are a gambler! But I have to quit now, I'm broke! Still, thanks for the game!}

{304}{}{[You will try to win 120$ off Ferguson. You have the loaded dice. Do you want to use it in game?]}
{305}{}{[YES]}
{306}{}{[NO]}

{307}{}{[You were caught trying to plant the loaded dice.] What is this! Loaded dice?! That's not how we do it here, mate! Fletcher!!!}
