Mr. Barygin

plays Manderian dances on a tank-like spear, writes books, plays space chess with himself, eats canned noodles, watches the news, feeds chukukav

Barygin was born in 2567 on Tatooine. His family was quite poor. He helped his mother grow and sell maltese beans. In 2570, his mother was kidnapped by the leader of space pirates, leaving Barygin alone and starting to trade on his own. At the age of 20 (for his race, the life expectancy is approximately 200-230 years), he saved up for a cool racing ship and in 2588 decided to participate in the annual races. During the race, the ship malfunctioned and Barygin broke a wing. In 2590, he set off on a journey to the golden ring of the Milky Way: the Avil system, the Tugez system, the GH2 system, the solar system, and the Kik system. Having brought back many souvenirs from the trip, he was able to sell them for a pretty decent price. Barygin decides to go on another trip and bring back even more different things. In 2600, Barygin rents a space in the Newarzh Bazaar on Tatooine and opens his own shop there. By that time, spaceships had become faster, and he began ordering various goods from all over the known universe. In 2610, Barygin decided to visit the eastern part of the universe, but the flight was stopped halfway due to an Imperial uprising. Returning to his homeland, Barygin actively began developing his brand. In 2614, he decided to open his first shop on Almen - the Avil system. Business was improving. In 2620, he tried to get married three times; the first two times, his wives either died or flew away to who knows where, but in the third case, they remained friends. In 2625, Tatooine fell under Imperial rule, which led to the loss of a third of Barygin's income. In 2632, two Jedi, Earl and I, visited G. Barygin's shop for the first time. That same year, they liberated a significant part of Tatooine from the Imperials. 2636 - Present Day

If the shop is located on a planet, it usually has several rooms with goods and a pavilion with a warehouse. There's always a cash register, and at the far end of the room, a teleporter. This is usually a paid service, and Barygin mainly uses it himself to send goods to his other shops.
If the shop is located in space, it is a high-speed Dic12-type cargo ship, usually model 7 or 8, with additional boosters. Barygin has quite a few of these shops; for a time, they remain in the part of space where they were last summoned. As soon as a customer scratches off a silver coin from a business card, the nearest Barygin ship receives a signal and flies to that location. Such a shop usually has only one large room with a teleporter and counter, two small cabins below, and a control cabin on the upper floor. These shops also house a flying Halo Creator, which creates a hologram of Barygin in the room. Also, if the shop is damaged or goods are stolen, the police are automatically called.

Barygin himself, naturally, cannot work in all of his shops at the same time, so in person he is only found in the bench alley near Tatooine, and in the other shops he is replaced by holograms.
Barygin actively advertises his shop without spending a single credit. He mainly uses paper flyers or business cards. A business card is very useful; it has a layer of silver on it; if you scratch it off with a coin, G. Barygin's shop will instantly appear next to your spaceship.

hyperdriver of any model.
laser swords
blasters
canned food
rugs
Rick's cups
watch
Maldeman clock with a reverse dial
Whistles from the Solar System, the Bree System, the Lic 125 System, the Medusa System, the fhd243 System
scrap
computer
fortune telling balls, rosary beads, cuffs, etc.
replacement parts for spacecraft.
space chess.
books by G. Barygin.
New Year's balls
small spacecraft of the Exploinder brand
brands
paper
razor
brush
flowers
pinjalets
paintings
map of the universe
umbrellas
raincoats
and much more.

An alien from Tutuin of the Khnok race, he has a massive, barrel-shaped body of pale blue, long arms and legs with three fingers, and leathery wings on his back. His head is oval, with a short trunk instead of a nose, and a marsh-like face like any drug dealer's.

A salesman to the core, his only goal is to squeeze as many credits (interannual currency) out of you as possible. He'll resort to various tricks and stratagems just to sell you something. He might first sell you a weapon, and then (if you're wanted) immediately call the police and hand over your location for ransom. He sells in every galaxy; he has a shop on every tenth planet. He sells everything from hyperdrives to souvenirs from Brie 124. He's also the creator of his own pseudo-literature, which has features somewhere between tabloid journalism and a magazine. The titles of such works always scream usefulness, for example, "How to Become a Jedi in 5 Minutes" or "What Should I Buy? A Guide to G. Barygin's Shop." The content of such books is always full of advertising and statements about how nothing will work without the necessary equipment, which can only be purchased at G. Barygin's shop. Also, if you go to G. Barygin's shop, a special system immediately counts your every step and applies its value to the purchase you haven't made yet. 1 step = 1 credit.