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Created page with "{{Notice|This page is still under construction, some details may be incorrect!}} {{RoleBox |name = Clown |image = Generic_clown.png |superior = Head of Personnel |difficulty = Low |access = clown's closet |quote = "Honk Honk." }} == Job Description == Your job is possibly one of the most iconic and least important on the station. Entertain the crew or yourself. Often beaten without reason or mercy by security. The Mime is your enemy."
 
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== Job Description ==
== Job Description ==
Your job is possibly one of the most iconic and least important on the station. Entertain the crew or yourself. Often beaten without reason or mercy by security. The Mime is your enemy.
You are a clown - a hired performer. Utilize your 'clown tools' to entertain the crew. Tell a joke, and maybe even engage in some slapstick comedy.
 
== Employee Evaluation ==
In some sense, you have the most important job on the station. Morale is of upmost importance, and if you can bring a smile to a sad and overworked employee then you have done your job and done it well.
 
In a much more real sense, your job is pointless and your life is worthless. The station needs doctors and scientists and engineers, not comedians. You should probably go back to doing children's birthdays.

Revision as of 17:09, 24 June 2026

Notice: This page is still under construction, some details may be incorrect!
Clown
SUPERIORS: Head of Personnel
CLASSIFICATION: N/A
RISK FACTOR: Low
CLEARANCE: clown's closet
"Honk Honk."

Job Description

You are a clown - a hired performer. Utilize your 'clown tools' to entertain the crew. Tell a joke, and maybe even engage in some slapstick comedy.

Employee Evaluation

In some sense, you have the most important job on the station. Morale is of upmost importance, and if you can bring a smile to a sad and overworked employee then you have done your job and done it well.

In a much more real sense, your job is pointless and your life is worthless. The station needs doctors and scientists and engineers, not comedians. You should probably go back to doing children's birthdays.