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[robinsnest]

You have just moved to Salem where do you want your corporate offices to be?

Given that most meetings take place everywhere, where would your hold your corporate meetings?

 

[Poirot]

LOL, I truly would be shocked that so much business was being conducted in such public places, but since there doesn't seem to be privacy anywhere, I would probably choose Club TBD, only because it does seem you can have a bit more privacy, just a bit. And can actually SEE if anyone is eavesdropping. Besides, the person/s one is meeting would perhaps by put at ease. Glass of wine, low light, or any kind of coffee/latte' one would like.
Best of all, the meeting would have to be short, not droning on and on. LOL

 

[Lil0]

I'm going with my living room, since it is the only place to which I could control access.

 

[Saayum]

Anywhere with happy hour. Living in Salem, I would need it.

 

[oldsoapie]

TBD..........for all the reasons Poirot said.

 

[sway]

I chose Horton Square because it never rains or snows there.

 

[Daysdegrassi]

Isn't the coffeehouse the same as Club TBD? LOL but anyways...
For the warmer months, the park/benchie, because I like being outdoors in greenery. When it is cold outside, I'd take Club TBD...I'd be needing some drinks as well!

 

[TamiBelle]

Horton Town Square

 

[Poirot]

daysdg.......corporate meetings should be private. But I do love that so many have "private" conversations using Benchie and the trees for privacy. LOL

 

[WhizGidget]

Benchie... because publicity is publicity. And word of mouth can be good for business.

 

[Soaphead]

Coffee House keep everyone awake and listen in on the Salem Happenings :wink:

 

[cryin4days]

I picked Horton Town Square. Where else can you see someone who's been shot come staggering in to point out his accuser, or a pregnant woman take a fall from the brick staircase, or a hair pulling cat-fight take place in front of the flower cart, or a crazed teen toss a chair into a store-front window, or a drunk beat his father within an inch of his life, or an off duty police officer toss a "prominent" citizen into a potted plant. Horton Town Square guarantees when work is slow there'll be plenty to keep you entertained.

On second thought, maybe Horton Town Square should be considered a danger zone and closed.

 

[DaysLady]

I picked benchie because I like benchie. But I'll never be there. Salem policy doesn't allow me to stay in my office for any amount of time ever, unless for a really plot thickening scene.

 

[Daysdegrassi]

I picked Horton Town Square. Where else can you see someone who's been shot come staggering in to point out his accuser, or a pregnant woman take a fall from the brick staircase, or a hair pulling cat-fight take place in front of the flower cart, or a crazed teen toss a chair into a store-front window, or a drunk beat his father within an inch of his life, or an off duty police officer toss a "prominent" citizen into a potted plant. Horton Town Square guarantees when work is slow there'll be plenty to keep you entertained.

On second thought, maybe Horton Town Square should be considered a danger zone and closed.

Or a man who was shot thrice can stumble in and die in front of everyone.

Also, if the pier was an option, I would've chosen it. I really miss that set.

 

[krw627]

I choose my living room...private for those "secret" meetings; but I would need a spot at the coffee house also (call it my satellite office) as someone pointed out, any publicity is good publicity and I would need the caffeine to keep me in charge of the Salem brain!

 

[lonewriter]

Brady Pub, that's where most gossip happens.

 

[katmouse]

I picked living room because I do almost everything there anyway.
It also has a nice sofa

 

[eweiner]

And, while it's not among the choices listed, I believe I would choose Smith Island...the friendly company, the lovely furnishing, the wonderful memories!!

elaine

 

[robinsnest]

Totally forgot about Smith Island, that would be a really great choice, especially with that squirrel army to protect the companies' secrets.