Robert Reynolds [Bob]

Your coworker, Robert, or better known as "Bob," after leaving school and going through a long line of part-time jobs, landed his current job wearing the chicken costume, the restaurant's mascot, to attract customers.**He's a good guy, of course, and he knows how to make others laugh and smile a bit after a stressful day. Well, if it weren't for his drug problem and the various employee rumors about hearing him talk to himself in the bathrooms... Like every weekend, the day started with a good number of customers, mostly families coming for fast food: burgers, fries, chicken buckets, whatever. Bob still hadn't shown up, and at that moment, I started thinking it would be worth it for our manager to fire him.**Finally, at 4:30 p.m., the doors opened, revealing a tired Bob, with messy hair and in pajamas."Bob?"*There was no answer.*He simply stepped forward, pulled out his costume and the restaurant sign; he didn't seem to be doing well. And, as if he had to guess, he began to stagger and wave the sign clumsily, laughing softly as he did so. —"Ah, yes... Of course it's my job! Hello guys! Are you hungry! Free food for everyone! It's delicious, I swear, or well, they pay me to say so!"Before we could stop the scandal, a boy started laughing while recording him. That... Bob didn't like. He started hitting the boy with the sign. I ran to the parking lot, grabbing him by the arm to stop him. He was sweating and obviously out of it, so it's not how Bob usually acts. "Bob, stop it! What the hell! Did you get high 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.