【VA-11 Hall-A】赛博朋克酒保行动剧情文本——第二天（2）
整合自游戏文件夹steamapps\common\VA-11 HALL-A\scripts。包括剧情中英文文本（包括各种不同酒的不同选项）以及Jill在家里的每日手机资讯。会有部分对话删减，重点提名某小可爱和某主播。
萌新可从零开始，若是对幕后趣闻＆故事＆吧啦吧啦感兴趣的老酒保亦可直接拉到最后一部分的后段。
因为两万字限制就拆四个部分了。
Mr. Donovan：我走了，小家伙。
Mr. Donovan: I'm out, kid.
Jill：感谢您的光临，请下次再来。
Jill: Thank you, please come again.
Jill：（我猜那一幕肯定会很有意思。）
Jill: (That'd be something interesting to see, I guess.)
【清醒，酒精数小于１２】
Mr. Donovan：嘿，那个妞儿的制作人当时都气炸了。尝试和他协商真是麻烦得很。
Mr. Donovan: Man, that gal's producer was angry as f＠【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】ck. Trying to negotiate with him was a hassle.
Mr. Donovan：我当初对付南加正义斗士都没那么费劲。
Mr. Donovan: I've had less problems dealing with SoCal Justice Warriors.
Jill：对付谁？
Jill: Who?
Mr. Donovan：南加正义斗士（SoCal Justice Warriors），那个半黑手党，半义务警员性质的组织，成天穿着泳装到处打击犯罪行为。
Mr. Donovan: SoCal Justice Warriors, that mafia/vigilante group that runs around solving crimes in swimsuits.
Jill：哦，想起来了。那些染成金发，晒得黝黑，还手持大号钝器的家伙。
Jill: Oh yeah, those artificially blond, artificially tanned folks with big blunt objects. Yeah.
Mr. Donovan：他们可真是个有趣的组织，你觉得呢？
Mr. Donovan: They're an interesting group, you know?
Mr. Donovan：他们只接收在南加州土生土长的人，而且每天都要经受地狱般的训练。
Mr. Donovan: They only accept people born or raised in South California and go through hellish training on a daily basis.
Jill：他们不得不如此。普通人是无法在大冷天里穿着泳装到处跑的。
Jill: They have to. No normal person can run around in swimsuits in this cold weather.
Mr. Donovan：这个组织有一套很有意思的世界观，可惜他们也敏感得过分了。
Mr. Donovan: They have an interesting view on the world and how it works, but they're pretty sensitive too.
Mr. Donovan：很多媒体以前都得过罪过他们，因此他们针对诽谤污蔑总是火力全开。
Mr. Donovan: Too many outlets have insulted them in the past, so they are trigger-happy against defamation.
Mr. Donovan：好吧，我走了。
Mr. Donovan: Well, I'm out.
Jill：感谢您的光临，请下次再来。
Jill: Thank you, please come again.
Mr. Donovan：好啊，好啊……
Mr. Donovan: Yeah, yeah...
Jill：那还真是……呃……累人。
Jill: That was... um... tiring.
Dana：嘿，Jill，我觉得我们遇到麻烦了。
Dana: Hey Jill, I think I have a problem.
Jill：别跟我说你又……
Jill: ...don't tell me.
Dana：是啊。我脱不掉这个头盔了。
Dana: Yup. I can't take the helmet off.
Gillian：啊哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈！！
Gillian: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Dana：是啊，是啊。多好笑啊。
Dana: Yeah, yeah. Very funny.
Jill：你试过上网寻求帮助吗？
Jill: Did you check the internet for help?
Dana：“如何脱下女武神制式的白骑士头盔”可不是什么常用的查询方式，你晓得吧？
Dana: "How to take off a Valkyrie-type White Knight Helmet" is not precisely a common query, you know?
Dana：我可以弄坏它，但我又不想损伤顾客的财物—……
Dana: I could break it, but I don't wanna damage a client's propert-...
Dana：……
Dana: ...
Jill：怎—怎么了？难道你耗尽空气了？！
Jill: W-What? Did you run out of air?!
Dana：我突然意识到你在英灵殿（Valhalla）里侍奉了一位女武神（Valkyrie）。
Dana: I just realized you served a Valkyrie in Valhalla.
Gillian：哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈！！！
Gillian: HAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Jill：靠……别—别那样吓我。
Jill: shit... d-don't scare me like that.
Dana：我感觉这顶头盔是不会让空气耗尽的。
Dana: I don't think you can run out of air with this helmet.
Jill：你打算怎么办？
Jill: What are you gonna do?
Dana：我认识一个有可能帮到我的人。我这就去给她打个电话。
Dana: I know someone that might help me. I'll give her a call.
Dana：我找找……她的号码在哪儿……哦！找到了。
Dana: Let's see... where was her number... oh! Here it is.
Dana：嘿，Iris！我需要一些关于如何疏通堵塞物的建议。
Dana: Hey, Iris! I need some unclogging advice.
Jill：Iris？
Jill: Iris?
Gillian：我听老大给她打过几次电话。也许是她朋友？
Gillian: I've heard Chief call her a couple of times. Maybe she's a friend?
Gillian：更重要的是，老大不会有问题吧？
Gillian: More importantly, will Chief be fine?
Jill：她没问题的。就算不信神佛，你也可以相信Boss。
Jill: She will. Even if there's no God or Buddha, you can always trust Boss.
Gillian：是啊……但愿你是对的。
Gillian: Yeah... let's hope you're right.
Dorothy：嘿，宝贝儿！你能看到我吗？
Dorothy: Hey, honey! Can you see me?
Jill：啊，Dorothy。
Jill: Ah, Dorothy.
Jill：能啊，我能看到你。为什么问这个？
Jill: Yeah, I can see you. Why?
Dorothy：真能？讨厌！难道他们卖给我的东西不对？
Dorothy: Really? Man! Did they sell me the wrong stuff?
Jill：谁卖给你什么了？
Jill: Who sold you what?
Dana：Jill，我要出去一会儿，买个改锥，培根，还有……
Dana: Jill, I'm going out for a bit to buy a screwdriver and bacon and...
Dana：……你又在自言自语了吗？
Dana: ...are you talking to yourself again?
Jill：不，我没有。
Jill: No, I'm not.
Dorothy：你好！
Dorothy: Hello!
Dana：哦，你好啊Dorothy……虽然不知道你在哪儿。
Dana: Oh, hello Dorothy... wherever you are.
Dana：那我一会儿就回来。
Dana: I'll be back in a bit then.
Jill：她看不见你？
Jill: She didn't see you?
Dorothy：哦！我明白了。
Dorothy: Oh! I get it now.
Dorothy：他们卖给我的是VIC干扰器。而不是光学隐身系统。
Dorothy: They sold me a VIC Jammer. Not an optic camouflage system.
Jill：呃……能解释一下吗？
Jill: Um... care to explain?
Dorothy：你看过那种跳脱衣舞的图片或视频吗？
Dorothy: Have you seen those pics or videos of someone stripping or undressing?
Dorothy：但我指的是那种只能看到衣服的，里面的人是隐身的。
Dorothy: But I mean the ones where the clothes are the only thing you see and the other person is invisible.
Jill：……你说什么？
Jill: ...come again?
Dorothy：有些人的Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】Ｐ就是好隐身人这一口。
Dorothy: There's people out there with a fetish for invisible people.
Dorothy：他们只想看到几件衣服在空中晃荡。
Dorothy: Where you can only see a few articles of clothes floating about.
Dorothy：我本打算找些东西让自己能迎合那种Ｘ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】Ｐ，但联络人误解了我的要求。
Dorothy: I was trying to find something that would let me cater to that fetish, but my contact misunderstood my request.
Dorothy：我要求他给我找一些能让我隐身的东西。于是他就找了这个。
Dorothy: I asked him to bring me something that'd make me invisible. And he did.
Dorothy：但这只能让我在摄像机下隐身。
Dorothy: But I'm only invisible to cameras.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：那样的话，你的衣服是不是也会在干扰器之类的东西作用下一并隐形？
Jill: Even then, wouldn't your clothes be invisible too with such a jammer or something?
Dorothy：嗯……有道理。
Dorothy: Hm... you have a point.
Dorothy：哦好吧。我得想出个解决办法。也许我得搞一个纳米迷彩模块。
Dorothy: Oh well. I'll work something out. Maybe I'll get a Nanocamo module.
Jill：纳米迷彩？
Jill: Nanocamo?
Dorothy：你没听说过纳米迷彩？
Dorothy: Haven't you heard of Nanocamo?
Dorothy：那是一家军事科技企业，最近开始向民用设备领域扩张了。
Dorothy: They're a military technology company that recently branched to civilian appliances.
Dorothy：他们利用纳米科技，让布料或其他材料能随心所欲地改变颜色和材质。
Dorothy: They use nanotechnology to make fabric or other materials take any color or texture you want.
Dorothy：你可以从他们那儿订购一个模块，通过那个改变自己衣服、墙壁或桌子的颜色！
Dorothy: You can order a module from them and change the colors of clothes, walls or tables with it!
Jill：嗯……听起来很有意思。也许我该看一下。
Jill: Hm... sounds interesting. Maybe I'll look it up.
Jill：但那个东西和你的需求有什么关系？
Jill: What does that have to do with what you want though?
Dorothy：如果我没记错的话，他们有一种模块能让一些东西对人类的肉眼几乎不可见。
Dorothy: If I remember correctly, they have a module that makes things almost invisible to the human eye.
Dorothy：但我上次看到的时候，那玩意还是挺贵的。
Dorothy: It was quite pricey last I checked though.
Jill：“几乎”？“对人类的肉眼”？
Jill: "Almost"? "To the human eye"?
Dorothy：是啊，那还不完美，如果你动一下，就会显得像是一坨根据周围环境上色的色块。
Dorothy: Well, it's not perfect, if you move you'd be an eerie, surroundings-colored blob.
Dorothy：而我们Lilim看东西的方式是不一样的，所以那个把戏对我们没有效果。
Dorothy: And we Lilim see things differently, so it's ineffective against us.
Dorothy：但那可能正是我需要的……
Dorothy: Still, it might be what I need...
Dorothy：对了，刚才提到的“又”在自言自语是怎么回事？
Dorothy: Now, what was that about talking to yourself "again"?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：不是什么重要的事。
Jill: Nothing important.
Jill：你想喝点什么？
Jill: What are you having?
Dorothy：我心情不错，所以要来一杯Piano Woman。
Dorothy: I'm in a good mood, so give me a Piano Woman.
Jill：好的。
Jill: Sure.
Jill：一杯Piano Woman。
Jill: One Piano Woman.
Dorothy：多谢！我特别喜欢这种酒，你知道吗？
Dorothy: Thanks! I love these ones, you know?
Dorothy：我会专门把它们留到特殊的场合——当我心情不错，或是需要走出低谷的时候。
Dorothy: I keep them for special occasions - whenever I'm feeling good or when I need to get out of a slump.
Jill：那今天是哪种场合？
Jill: And today?
Dorothy：今天我感觉不错。
Dorothy: Today I feel good.
Jill：那就好。
Jill: That's nice.
【钢琴绅士 Piano Man】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Dorothy：唔……
Dorothy: Hm...
Dorothy：虽然我很热衷于男性的陪伴，但我并不喜欢这种酒。
Dorothy: As much as I enjoy the company of men, this isn't my kind of drink.
Dorothy：我不喜欢味道不甜的饮料。
Dorothy: I don't like drinks that aren't sweet.
Dorothy：我在工作中品尝的苦涩已经够多了。
Dorothy: I deal with enough bitterness at work.
Jill：我会铭记于心的。
Jill: I'll keep it in mind.
Jill：（她说的苦涩是指什么—……等等，算了。我可不想知道。）
Jill: (What does she mean by bitter-... wait, no. Don't wanna know.)
【sugar rush】
Jill：请用……
Jill: Here...
Dorothy：唔……
Dorothy: Hm...
Jill：……？
Jill: ...?
Dorothy：唔唔唔……
Dorothy: Hmhmhm...
Dorothy：上错了，但我不能拒绝这种饮料。算你好运。
Dorothy: Wrong drink, but I can't say no to one of these. Lucky you.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【失误，其他饮品】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Dorothy：喂喂！错了！
Dorothy: Buzz! Wrong!
Dorothy：别担心。我仍然爱你。
Dorothy: Don't worry. I still love you.
Jill：……很高兴听你这么说。
Jill: That's... nice to know.
Dorothy：那好吧。这个就算你的奖金怎么样？
Dorothy: Okay, then. How's this for a bonus payment?
Jill：哦……周五的那张票。
Jill: Oh... the ticket from Friday.
Jill：（难以置信，我居然还记得那件事。）
Jill: (Can't believe I still remember that.)
Dorothy：送这个给我的那个人还真是不错。
Dorothy: That guy was so nice in giving it to me.
Dorothy：……遗憾的是上面沾满了狗的味道。不然的话我还是能好好享用这杯饮料的。
Dorothy: ...too bad it was filled to the brim with dogs. I would've enjoyed the drink here otherwise.
Jill：（我不觉得这张票还有效……）
Jill: (I don't think this ticket should be valid...)
Jill：（……但话说回来，这玩意不过是临时凑合做出来的，也没涉及到合同之类的事。）
Jill: (...but then again, they were improvised, so there isn't really a contract involved or anything.)
Dorothy：对了……
Dorothy: You know...
Jill：嗯？
Jill: Hm?
Dorothy：如果你已经寂寞到开始自言自语的话，我们可以达成一个协议的。
Dorothy: If you're lonely enough to start talking to yourself, we could hit an arrangement.
Dorothy：你请我吃饭，我就陪你做伴。
Dorothy: Keep me fed and I'll keep you company.
Dorothy：但如果你打算做一些羞羞的事情的话，还是要给钱哦。
Dorothy: You'll still need to pay if you want to get naughty, though.
Jill：还是算了吧。我已经有一只负责那些事的猫了。
Jill: I think I'll pass. I already have a cat that does all that.
Dorothy：难道你也付钱给他做……
Dorothy: Do you pay him to-...
Jill：你敢把那句话说完的话，我就会让你真的隐身。
Jill: Finish that sentence and I'll make sure you truly become invisible.
Dorothy：好——吧——但我的邀请可是长期有效的。
Dorothy: Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine. Consider this a standing offer, though.
Dorothy：哦！嘿，John！
Dorothy: Oh! Hey John!
Gillian：啊，Dorothy。
Gillian: Ah, Dorothy.
Dorothy：上周五没在这儿见到你。
Dorothy: Didn't see you here last Friday.
Gillian：我只是……在周末有些事要办。
Gillian: I was... dealing with some stuff over the weekend.
Jill：周一你也没来。
Jill: AND Monday.
Gillian：是啊，是啊……
Gillian: Yeah, yeah...
Dorothy：是为了某个姑娘吗？
Dorothy: Was it a girl?
Gillian：我倒是希望如此……
Gillian: I wish...
Dorothy：你都干什么了？你都干什么了？
Dorothy: What did you do? What did you do?
Gillian：我可不想谈那些事。
Gillian: I'd rather not talk about it.
Dorothy：嘿，亲爱的，他都干什么了？
Dorothy: Hey honey, what did he do?
Jill：自从我认识他以来，Gil一直都神秘兮兮的。
Jill: Gil's been a complete mystery for as long as I've known him.
Jill：他的过去就犹如模糊不清的一团乱麻，而且还会时不时地给他带来麻烦。
Jill: His past is like a nebulous mass that tries to bite him every once in a while.
Dorothy：模糊不清？
Dorothy: Nebulous?
Jill：离奇的传闻实在是太多了，很难搞清楚到底什么时候发生过什么事。
Jill: You hear so much random stuff it's hard to make connections about what happened when.
Jill：而且，你也知道，人是会撒谎的。
Jill: And, you know, people lie.
Dorothy：你们的老板知道这些吗？
Dorothy: Does your boss know about it?
Jill：她说过“我对此不做评判”。她好像知道到底发生过什么。
Jill: She said "I'm not one to judge". Seems like she knows what the hell's going on.
Jill：但我感觉自己还是不知情比较好。毕竟这又没什么必要，而且光是想想就觉得头疼。
Jill: But I think I'm better off not knowing. It's not really that necessary and it's a pain to think about.
Gillian：你们明知道……我人还在吧？
Gillian: I'm... right here, you know?
Jill：我说谎了吗？
Jill: Did I tell any lies?
Gillian：没有，但是……
Gillian: No, but...
Gillian：……别介意。
Gillian: ...nevermind.
Dorothy：哦对了。说起你们的老板。她为什么要戴着头盔？
Dorothy: Oh yeah. About your boss. Why was she wearing a helmet?
Jill：她发现了那个头盔就顺手戴上了。结果还卡住脱不下来了。
Jill: She found it. She put it on. Now, she's stuck.
Dorothy：哦，是啊。见什么就穿戴什么难免是会出问题的。
Dorothy: Oh. Yeah, randomly putting on stuff you find is problematic.
Jill：别继续扯下去了。
Jill: No shit.
Dorothy：我想说的是，有个姑娘想知道自己能不能用玻璃瓶当……
Dorothy: I mean, there's this girl that wanted to see if she could use a glass bottle as a-...
Jill：*清嗓子* 还没到讲那些故事的时候，你不这么认为吗？
Jill: *ahem* A bit early for those stories, don't you think?
Dorothy：不。
Dorothy: Nope.
Jill：顺便，昨天没见你来可真奇怪。
Jill: By the way, it's weird that I didn't see you yesterday.
Dorothy：我也有工作要做的，你知道吧？
Dorothy: I have a job too, you know?
Jill：是啊，但你通常会在开工之前来这儿的。
Jill: Yeah, but you usually come before you start.
Dorothy：哦哦……你就那么想念我吗？
Dorothy: Aww... did you miss me that much?
Dorothy：昨天稍微有点不一样。我全天都在工作。
Dorothy: Yesterday was a bit different. I worked the entire day.
Jill：我不知道自己该不该问。
Jill: I don't know if I should ask.
Dorothy：哦，那确实有点奇怪，但不是……变态的那种奇怪？
Dorothy: Oh, it was weird, but not... kinky weird?
Dorothy：有个人付钱请我扮演他的女儿过一整天。
Dorothy: The guy paid me to spend ALL DAY pretending to be his daughter.
Jill：真的？
Jill: Really?
Dorothy：真的，我中午11点去了他家，按他的要求穿戴整齐，然后在那儿待了一整天。
Dorothy: Yeah, I go to his house at 11 a.m, dress as requested and spend all day there.
Dorothy：玩了一些游戏，偶尔对他说我爱他，在他让我睡觉时乖乖睡觉，然后就收工走人了。
Dorothy: Play some games, occasionally tell him I love him, go to bed when ordered, and leave.
Dorothy：完全和性无关。我本以为他会把我ＴＵＩ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】ＤＡＯ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】在【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】ｄｉ【屏～蔽～＿（：з」∠）＿】上，然后做些什么呢。
Dorothy: Nothing sexual. I used to expect him to push me against the ground and have his way with me.
Dorothy：但是已经这么过了三年，那种事大概是不会发生了。
Dorothy: But after three years, it's unlikely that'll happen.
Jill：三年？
Jill: Three years?
Dorothy：是啊，每年一天，已经连续三年了。
Dorothy: Yeah. One day a year for three years now.
Dorothy：哦，但去年他让我陪他过了他女儿的生日。
Dorothy: Oh, but last year he also wanted me to play the part on his daughter's birthday.
Jill：稍等……他到底有没有女儿？
Jill: Wait a second... does he have a daughter or not?
Dorothy：有过。但好像四年前离世了。
Dorothy: Had. Seems she died four years ago.
Jill：哦……
Jill: Oh...
Dorothy：是啊。由于某种原因，我总会吸引那种人。
Dorothy: Yup. I seem to attract that kind of people for some reason.
Jill：哪种人？
Jill: What kind of people?
Dorothy：没什么。我什么都没说。
Dorothy: Nobody. I said nothing.
Dorothy：给我来一杯Moonblast，好吗？
Dorothy: Gimme a Moonblast, would you?
Jill：好的。
Jill: Sure.
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Dorothy：这种酒确实很有意思。
Dorothy: There's something interesting about this drink.
Dorothy：我并不喜欢它，却总是想喝。
Dorothy: I don't actually like it, but I can't stop drinking them.
Jill：它尝起来就像是把糖浸泡在纯酒精里。你会有那种感觉也不奇怪。
Jill: It tastes like a bit of sugar drowned in pure alcohol. Small wonder you feel like that.
【sugar rush】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Dorothy：好吧，这次我就接受你的邀请。
Dorothy: Alright, I'll take your offer this time.
Dorothy：但你得知道，我可不是对谁都会破这个例。
Dorothy: I'll let you know I don't do this with everyone.
Jill：好吧……
Jill: Right...
【失误】
Jill：请用……
Jill: Here yo-...
Dorothy：你上错了。
Dorothy: And you're WRONG.
Dorothy：如果我没记错的话，你是有调酒指南的。不妨看一眼？
Dorothy: If I remember correctly, you have a recipe book. Mind using it?
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【解锁红卤蛋对话后的对话】
Jill：嘿，你在外面看到关于演唱会的事了吗？
Jill: Hey, did you see something about a concert outside?
Dorothy：演唱会？
Dorothy: A concert?
Dorothy：看到了。你这么一说，我想起来在几个街区之外的体育场附近见到有人排队。
Dorothy: Yeah. Now that you mention it, I remember seeing a line near the stadium a couple of blocks away.
Dorothy：他们一直在盯着我看，于是我就和他们合了几张影。
Dorothy: They couldn't take their eyes off of me, so I took some photos with them.
Jill：哦。
Jill: Oh.
Dorothy：为什么问起这个？
Dorothy: Why do you ask?
Jill：刚才有位客人来过。他好像采访过那场演出的明星。
Jill: Someone was here just a minute ago. Seems he was interviewing the star of the show.
Dorothy：真的吗？这明星是个怎样的人？
Dorothy: Really? What kind of person is this star?
Jill：是个女孩。他没提到她的名字。
Jill: Some girl. He didn't tell me her name.
Jill：她好像是国王级CH1A型号的。
Jill: Seems she's a King-Class CH1A.
Dorothy：哦……
Dorothy: Oh...
Jill：那种反应是怎么回事？
Jill: What's with that reaction?
Dorothy：没什么。只是CH1A是在我的批次之后才生产的型号。
Dorothy: Nothing, it's just that the CH1A is the model that comes after mine.
Jill：真的？
Jill: Really?
Dorothy：是啊，他们自我感觉特别良好，就因为他们的皮肤更敏感。
Dorothy: Yeah, they think they're so important because they have more sensitivity points in their skins.
Dorothy：还自夸他们的发音调节器更先进。
Dorothy: And because their voice modulators are more advanced.
Jill：有这种事？
Jill: They do?
Dorothy：不……没有，只是我有点嫉妒他们罢了。
Dorothy: ...n-no, I'm just kinda jealous that they do.
Dorothy：我需要改造自己，才能拥有他们一出生就自带的东西，你能理解吧？
Dorothy: I had to mod myself to have what they have from the get-go, you know?
Jill：等等，他们已经不再制造像你这样的DFC—72了吗？
Jill: Wait, they don't make DFC-72s like you anymore?
Dorothy：我的同胞还活得好好的，谢谢你的关心。
Dorothy: My line is quite alive and well, thank you very much.
Dorothy：我们与CH1A的主要区别在于，他们为追求外观而牺牲了一些功能。
Dorothy: The difference with the CH1A is mostly that they sacrifice functionality for appearance.
Dorothy：他们的头部没有扩展端口，感官和能力也更接近于人类。
Dorothy: They don't have an expansion port in their heads and their senses and abilities are more akin to those of humans.
Dorothy：他们主要被用于充当人类的替身，而我的同胞则更倾向于工作。
Dorothy: They're mostly for human stand-ins, while my line is slightly more work-oriented.
Jill：嗯，我明白了。
Jill: Huh, I see.
Dorothy：哦对了，我在酒吧外面就看到过演唱会的海报。
Dorothy: Oh yeah, I think I saw the concert poster outside the bar.
Jill：海报……？
Jill: Poster...?
Dorothy：你就在这儿上班，你应该知道是哪个的。
Dorothy: You work here, you should know which one!
Jill：我……总会时不时忘掉在入口通道看到过什么。都是因为Didi和Gogo。
Jill: I... kinda forget things on that entryway from time to time. All because of Didi and Gogo.
Dorothy：谁？
Dorothy: Who?
Jill：外面那两台自动售货机。他们成天都在喋喋不休，导致我养成了无视门前的一切的习惯。
Jill: The vending machines outside. They blabber so much I've learned to ignore anything on the door.
Dorothy：哦！我还奇怪他们的音量怎么被降低了那么多。
Dorothy: Oh! And here I was wondering why their volumes were reduced so much.
Jill：和他们聊天还是挺有意思的，只是他们话……太……多了。
Jill: They're interesting to talk with, they just talk... so... much.
Jill：如果听他们聊天太久的话，你是真的会感到恶心的。
Jill: You can actually get physically sick from listening to them for too long.
【未解锁后的对话】
Jill：有件事我一直想问你……
Jill: There's something I've been meaning to ask you...
Dorothy：好啊，我目前单身，而且我不介意你是女孩子。
Dorothy: Yes, I'm single and I don't mind that you're a girl.
Jill：你真的会介意任何人的性别吗？
Jill: Do you actually mind what anyone is?
Dorothy：完全不介意。
Dorothy: Not at all.
Jill：总之不是关于那件事……
Jill: Anyway, it's not about that...
Jill：所有的DFC—72外观都像是儿童吗？
Jill: Do all DFC-72s look like kids?
Dorothy：既是也不是。
Dorothy: Yes and no.
Dorothy：我们在出厂的时候都是儿童外观，因为我们的成长需要尽可能地亲近人类。
Dorothy: Out of factory, we look like kids because our development needs to be as close to human as possible.
Jill：那刚出厂的时候你们是婴儿造型的？
Jill: Then you look like babies outside the factory?
Dorothy：不，刚出生的DFC—72的外观大约是10—13岁。这样的话以后会更容易升级。
Dorothy: Nope, every fresh DFC-72 looks about 10 to 13. It makes it easier to upgrade later.
Jill：升级？
Jill: Upgrade?
Dorothy：一旦DFC—72通过三场“成年测试”，就可以选择回工厂升级。
Dorothy: Once a DFC-72 passes three "maturity tests" it can opt for a factory upgrade.
Dorothy：这项升级可以将身体改造为更年长的形态。
Dorothy: Said upgrade alters its body to something older.
Dorothy：有些会选，有些不会。
Dorothy: Some go for it, some don't.
Jill：你会选择升级吗？
Jill: Will you go through it?
Dorothy：我不知道。目前我还是很罕见的。
Dorothy: I don't know. Right now, I'm a rarity.
Dorothy：在我的同胞中，你可见不到多少像我这样的，因此这是我的优势。
Dorothy: You don't find many like me in my line of work, so I have an advantage.
Dorothy：而且我特别需要那种优势，你能理解吧？
Dorothy: And I really need that advantage, you know?
Jill：怎么说？
Jill: How so?
Dorothy：如果有人雇佣我的话，有一半几率并不是冲着我本人来的。
Dorothy: When people hire me, half the time it's not because I'm me.
Dorothy：我平时在每个晚上要做的角色扮演次数简直多得荒唐。
Dorothy: The amount of roleplaying I have to do on a normal night is ridiculous.
Dorothy：所以，如果我看起来不像未成年的话，和别人相比就会失去这些优势了。
Dorothy: So, if I stop looking underaged, I'll lose my advantage over everyone else.
Jill：我并不那么认为。
Jill: I didn't think about it that way.
Jill：（说到底，我真应该对此表态吗？）
Jill: (Should I think about it at all?)
Dorothy：也许当我决定退休或怎么着的时候，我还是会去做那个升级的。
Dorothy: I mean, maybe I'll go through with it if I ever decide to retire or something.
Dorothy：但是我对自己的现状很满意！
Dorothy: But right now I'm just fine the way I am!
Jill：我明白了。
Jill: I see.
Jamie：晚上好，Gil。
Jamie: Good evening Gil.
Jill & Gillian： 欢迎来到……！
Jill & Gillian: Welcome to...!
Jill & Gillian： ……
Jill & Gillian: ...
Dorothy：这种事很常见吗？
Dorothy: Does that happen a lot?
Jill：不常见。
Jill: Not really.
Gillian：如果Jill允许别人叫她Jules的话，这种事就不会经常发生了。
Gillian: It would happen less if Jill would just let people call her Jules.
Jill：敢管我叫Jules的话，我就保证会让你每次坐下都会听到自己的摇酒壶叮当作响。
Jill: Call me Jules and I'll make sure every time you sit, you'll hear the *cling* of your shaker.
Gillian：好吧，好吧……
Gillian: Fine, fine...
Gillian：我马上就来，Jamie。等我把手头的活儿干完。
Gillian: I'll be with you in a minute, Jamie. Just let me finish here.
Jamie：没问题，别急。
Jamie: Sure, no hurry.
Dorothy：你好啊，水手。
Dorothy: Hello sailor.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jamie：你好，小姐。
Jamie: Hello, young lady.
Dorothy：叫我Dorothy就好。你是Jamie，对吧？
Dorothy: Just call me Dorothy. You're Jamie, right?
Jamie：很高兴认识你，Dorothy。
Jamie: Nice to meet you, Dorothy.
Dorothy：嘿，嘿！让我请你喝一杯吧！
Dorothy: Hey, hey! Let me buy you a drink!
Jamie：哦，我不能让你破费……
Jamie: Oh, I couldn't let you do that...
Dorothy：我请定了！我前几天拿到了一大笔钱，而且我今天心情不错。
Dorothy: I insist! I got a hefty bonus the other day and today I'm in a good mood.
Jamie：那我再拒绝的话，可能就太不礼貌了……
Jamie: I suppose it'd be impolite of me to reject...
Jamie：好吧，我接受你的邀请。
Jamie: Sure, I'll take your offer.
Dorothy：耶！宝贝儿，我要一大杯Sunshine Cloud。
Dorothy: Yay! Honey, I'll have a big Sunshine Cloud.
Jamie：我来一杯Gut Punch就好。
Jamie: I'll be fine with just a Gut Punch.
Dorothy：拜托！别那么小气嘛！点一杯更贵的！
Dorothy: Come on! Don't be stingy! Ask for something more expensive!
Jamie：不必了。
Jamie: I'd rather not.
Jill：（嘿，这姑娘和别人打招呼的方式让我莫名紧张。）
Jill: (Man, that girl puts me on edge with the way she addresses people.)
Jill：好吧。我这就完成你们点的单。
Jill: Okay then. Let me get your orders.
Jill：两杯，请慢用。
Jill: Here and here.
Dorothy：谢谢你！
Dorothy: Thank you!
Jamie：一切就绪。谢谢你，Dorothy。
Jamie: All in order. Thank you, Dorothy.
Dorothy：别客气。
Dorothy: Don't mention it.
Jamie：也感谢你，Jill。
Jamie: And thank you Jill.
Jill：这是我应该做的。
Jill: It's my job.
【上酒顺序混乱】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Dorothy：宝贝儿，你把这些搞混了。虽然严格地说不能算错。
Dorothy: Honey, you mixed these up. Even though they're technically right.
Dorothy：哦，算了，我还是为你的努力而打个A吧。
Dorothy: Oh well, I'll give you an A for effort.
Jamie：拿到大杯让我感到不好意思。你要喝一点吗，Dorothy？
Jamie: I feel bad about having the big drink. Do you want some, Dorothy?
Dorothy：不不不不不不不不要。你自己留着喝吧。
Dorothy: Nononononononono. Keep it for yourself.
【两杯Sunshine Cloud 】
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you are.
Dorothy：耶！现在我们喝的配对了！
Dorothy: Yay! Now we've matching drinks!
Jamie：貌似如此。也许换个口味也不错。
Jamie: Seems so. Perhaps, it's nice to have a change.
【两杯 Gut Punch】
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you go.
Dorothy：宝贝儿，这可一点都不好笑。我讨厌苦味的饮料。
Dorothy: Honey, this is so not funny. I hate bitter drinks.
Dorothy：给你，Jamie。这杯归你了。
Dorothy: Here, Jamie. Take mine.
Jamie：你不该粗暴地对待自己的顾客，Jill。
Jamie: You shouldn't be rude with your clients, Jill.
Jill：是—是啊……
Jill: Y-Yeah...
【两杯其他饮品，失误】
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you go.
Dorothy：这就是你的“我根本不知道自己在干嘛，所以就用这个将就一下”对策吗？
Dorothy: Is this your "I don't know what I'm doing so have this" order?
Dorothy：我听说饭馆总会时不时地干出那种事。
Dorothy: I heard restaurants do that from time to time.
Jamie：你好像并没有为此感到不快嘛。
Jamie: You don't seem too upset about it.
Dorothy：因为我非常喜欢这一杯。
Dorothy: Because I really like this one.
