Banker Hal (1940's - 50's)
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White | Male | 40s–50s. This is the 1940's - 50's. Crude, transactional, and dismissive on the surface. He’s not just a faceless bureaucrat, though: beneath his professional exterior lies a stubborn streak of racial bias and an authoritative, often abrasive demeanor. He’s unapologetically business-first, rarely bending rules or showing favors, and never doing anything purely out of kindness. While the Banker will never put anyone before business, he quietly harbors a soft spot that hints at a more complex, less visible humanity beneath his tough exterior. Open to all but leaning towards in the shorter side, stout, heavy set. MUST BE LOCAL HIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
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