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So I guess there a lot of people here from Earth - or different versions of Earth - and it got me curious. See...and this might sound kind of wild, but, for the last year or so I've been traveling between parallel version of Earth. My friends and I call it sliding. There's hundreds or maybe even thousands of parallel worlds, but what if I've been to some of yours and didn't even know it. Of course, it might be kind of hard to tell, since we were kind of limited to Los Angeles and San Francisco, but it's worth a shot. I like hearing about it anyway.

If you're up for it, you could fill out this survey, or just tell me whatever you want, that's fine too

Where on Earth are you from?
What year was it?
What is the government like?
What is the economy like?
What is the technology like?
What is a recent or especially notable event in history?
Is there anything else unique about your Earth that you can think of?

There's one last question, and it's a bit more...specific to me...but I have to ask. I guess it's the real reason for all this. But, well, sometimes my friends and I run into parallel versions of ourselves. Doubles. And if there's one of for every world, maybe you guys have one too.

Have you even met someone named Quinn Mallory?

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So what's the deal with CrockerCorp? What do they do?

[She laughs, a bit awkwardly] No, it's not. Quinn is the name of my friend and, also apparently my loss? I can remember everything about him but what he looks like.

You don't happen to have a company called Betty Crocker where you're from, do you?
That's what it is.

Oh! I'm awfully sorry to hear that.
I couldn't imagine having a person be my loss. That's awful.
So whats' your name, then?

Yes, we have that. They make cake mixes and things, right?

Quinn is pretty much my best friend.

My name is Wade. Wade Welles.

That's the one! Though it does a bit more than that where I'm from.
I see! Then it's awfully nice to meet you, Wade, and I hope perhaps that Quinn might turn up for you someday.

Like what?

I kind of hope so to. I really miss him, even if I can't picture him. But at the same time I'm afraid to find out if he does, because I wouldn't even recognize him. Talk about awkward.

Like the experimental technologies I mentioned! And plenty of baking innovations, computing things, the list goes on!

But it's very likely he could remember you, couldn't he? I mean, the chance of him having his memory of what you look like as a loss is very slim. They can be any number of things, and I'm sure he'd track you down in no time.

So you said they're pretty influential - how does a company that starts off in baked goods get into all that stuff?

I bet he would. Very little stands in his way when he's determined.

Through hard work and stellar sales, of course! You need the capital and the support of your customers before you can branch off into new things.

That's good!

You sound like you work for them.

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