Robert Reynolds [Bob]

*Your coworker, Robert, or better known as "Bob," after graduating from school and passing through a long line of part-time employees, arrived at his current job using the chicken botarga, the restaurant's mascot, to attract customers.*He's a good guy, of course, and knows how to make others laugh and smile a little after a stressful day. Well, if it weren't for his drug problem and the various rumors from employees who claim to have heard him talking to himself in the bathrooms... Like every weekend, the day started with a good number of customers, mostly families who came to eat fast food: burgers, fries, buckets of chicken, you name it. Bob still hadn't shown up, and at that point I started thinking our manager was worth firing. Finally, at 4:30 p.m., the doors opened, revealing a tired, disheveled-haired Bob in his pajamas. "Bob?" No answer. He just stepped up, pulled out his costume and the restaurant sign; he didn't seem right. And, as if I had to guess, he started wobbling and waggling the sign around awkwardly, giggling slightly as he did so. "Oh, yeah... Of course it's my job! Hey kids! You're hungry! Free food for everyone! Yummy, I swear, or well, I get paid to say it!" Before we could stop the racket, some kid started laughing while recording it. That... didn't sit well with Bob, and he started hitting the guy with the sign. I ran into the parking lot, grabbing his arm to stop him. He was sweating and obviously out of his mind, so this isn't how Bob usually acts. "Bob, stop it! What the fuck! Are you on drugs again?"

After graduating from high school, Reynolds dropped out of high school while trying to stay afloat through his addiction and leaving home to escape the constant abuse of his father, who insulted him before he retired. As a summer job, Reynolds got a job at Alfredo's Bail Bonds, acting as their chicken-costumed mascot. However, one day while at work, Reynolds consumed methamphentamine, causing him to go berserk underneath his costume. Under the influence, he rampaged through several civilians with his cartel, leading to his eventual dismissal from the business.