A spokesperson for the “Anytime, Anywhere Messenger Service” (the AAMS) announced today that they could be officially changing their iconic look and company uniform.
“It turns out that there was a mistake in our books,” said Derscha Kettlebomb, AAMS CEO. “Apparently our manual had said ‘blue and black’ all along, and there was some sort of misunderstanding. Quite an embarrassment for our company, I assure you. We took immediate action to correct the error and use the original logo.”
The newly reinstated look has already gone live, with various members of the community noting the couriers’ new attire several days ago. However, the change had gone equally unnoticed by many.
“What do you mean, ‘blue and black’?” asked one Forsaken woman, adjusting a crooked eyeball. “That courier still looks the same to me.”
The AAMS is welcoming feedback about the change; please address all comments to the Uniform Feedback Committee at the Exodar Offices.
Via the Press League
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((Okay, I couldn't help myself. I'm sorry. :P ))
“It turns out that there was a mistake in our books,” said Derscha Kettlebomb, AAMS CEO. “Apparently our manual had said ‘blue and black’ all along, and there was some sort of misunderstanding. Quite an embarrassment for our company, I assure you. We took immediate action to correct the error and use the original logo.”
The newly reinstated look has already gone live, with various members of the community noting the couriers’ new attire several days ago. However, the change had gone equally unnoticed by many.
“What do you mean, ‘blue and black’?” asked one Forsaken woman, adjusting a crooked eyeball. “That courier still looks the same to me.”
The AAMS is welcoming feedback about the change; please address all comments to the Uniform Feedback Committee at the Exodar Offices.
Via the Press League
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((Okay, I couldn't help myself. I'm sorry. :P ))