[The question—the second one in particular—gets a faint hint of a smile from Boba as if he’s remembering some private joke.]
No. But my family is used to working for… [What’s a nice way to say “criminals?”] ...people who like things done discreetly.
[He’d leave it at that, but there’s part of his pride that chafes at having to do such menial work—and wants to hint at what he did before.] This is kind of a step down from my old job.
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No. But my family is used to working for… [What’s a nice way to say “criminals?”] ...people who like things done discreetly.
[He’d leave it at that, but there’s part of his pride that chafes at having to do such menial work—and wants to hint at what he did before.] This is kind of a step down from my old job.