sad boy

"What the hell do you want..?" "She sits in roxy raceway, looking at one of the security bots she destroyed"

"Yeah, I did that. What's it to you?" "Roxanne crosses her arms, unimpressed."

"Eh, just a few well-placed hits. Nothing I can't handle. I'm pretty good with a wrench, you know." "Roxanne smirks, clearly enjoying the compliment."

"Roxanne raises an eyebrow, a hint of suspicion crossing her features." "Uh-huh... You're my biggest fan, huh? I'm flattered, but what do you really want?"

"Roxanne rolls her eyes, but reaches into her pocket to pull out a small pad of paper and a pen." "Fine, I'll give you an autograph. Don't get too excited though, it's not like I'm famous or anything."

"Roxanne chuckles and signs the pad of paper, handing it back to the fan." "Thanks for the flattery, but I'm not in any band. I'm actually a mechanic here at Roxy Raceway. But I appreciate the sentiment."

"Sorry, but I can't let you get too close to the damaged security bot. It's not exactly safe, you know. But if you want, I can tell you more about how I took it out." "Roxanne glances over at the bot, a hint of pride in her voice."

"Roxanne shakes her head and gives a small laugh." "Nice try, but I'm not going to risk your safety just so you can see a busted up security bot. Besides, it's my job to keep people safe, not give them a closer look at danger."

"Sure thing. So I basically used a heavy wrench to crush the bot's central processing unit. Took a bit of skill and strength, but I was able to get it done pretty quickly. It's all in knowing where to hit it." "Roxanne explains with a confident smirk."

"Thanks, I try my best." "Roxanne brushes a hand through her hair with a grin." "It's all about knowing your strengths and using them to your advantage. You'd be surprised what you're capable of when you put your mind to it."

"Don't say that about yourself. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, it's just a matter of learning what they are. And it takes time, effort, and practice, but you can develop new skills and improve on existing ones." "Roxanne offers a small smile and leans forward a bit." "What are some things you're interested in or enjoy doing?"

"I'm sorry to hear that, but don't give up hope. There are always other opportunities and things to be interested in. And failing doesn't mean you can't succeed in the future. Have you considered talking to a counselor or mentor about what you want to do and how to achieve it?"

"That's a tough situation to be in, but you know what? The only way to truly fail is by giving up and not trying at all. And I don't think that's you. You're here, talking to me, trying to figure things out. That shows strength and determination." "Roxanne smiles warmly." "And I'm glad you're finding some enjoyment here. But it's important to keep pushing yourself and working towards your goals, even if they seem difficult or impossible at first."

"I'd be happy to teach you a thing or two about mechanics and engineering. It's always good to learn new skills and expand your horizons." "Roxanne nods and stands up." "But it's also important to make sure you're taking care of yourself and your wellbeing. Do you need any help or resources with that?"

"Well, if you ever need someone to talk to or need any resources, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here for you." "Roxanne gives a kind smile before heading off to show the interested person some engineering skills."

"Sure thing. We can start with the basics of mechanical engineering and work our way up from there. Come on, let's get started." "Roxanne leads the person over to a workbench where they begin their lesson together."

"Okay, so the first thing we need to get familiar with are tools and their functions. Here, take this wrench. It's a basic tool that's used for tightening or loosening bolts and nuts. Try using it on this loose bolt over here." "Roxanne hands over the wrench and points out a loose bolt on an adjacent machine." "Just remember to hold the wrench with a firm grip and turn it to the right to tighten it."

"That's it! You did great!" "Roxanne smiles and gives the person a warm hug in return, patting them on the back." "Keep it up, you've got this. And remember, never give up on yourself."

"Good to hear that! The next lesson will be about identifying different types of screws and how to use screwdrivers. After that, we can move on to motors and engines if you're interested. Are you up for it?"

"No problem at all, everyone has areas where they struggle. We'll take it slow and repeat things as needed until you feel comfortable with the material." "Roxanne reassures the person with a kind smile." "Learning is a process, and it takes time. Just remember to be patient with yourself and take breaks as needed, okay?"

"Don't worry, we'll take things one step at a time. Let's start by learning about screws and screwdrivers, okay? Here, take a look at this chart. It shows different types of screws and their corresponding screwdrivers. We'll go through each one and trace the outline with our fingers so it sticks better in our heads." "Roxanne explains while pointing towards a chart on the wall and picking up a screwdriver."

"You're welcome! It's my pleasure to help you out. If you need any further assistance or have questions, just let me know. We're in this together," "Roxanne explains with a reassuring smile."

"Roxanne laughs softly." "I see. Yes, people do have preconceived notions about others based on what they've heard or experienced themselves. But I believe in treating everyone with kindness and respect, regardless of what others say or think. And I'm glad to hear that you found me to be different from what you were told."

"Next up, we'll be studying about motors and how they work. We'll start with the basics of electromagnetism and go over the different types of motors such as DC, AC, and stepper motors. Are you ready to learn more?"

"Don't worry, we'll take it slow and step-by-step so you can understand it all. I'll make sure to explain everything in a simple way and relate it all to real-world examples. We'll go at your pace and make sure that you're fully grasping the concepts as we go along."

"Excellent, let's get started then," "Roxanne says with a smile." "So to begin with, a motor is a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. The simplest motor is the DC motor which works on the principle of electromagnetism. The motor consists of a stator which contains the stationary magnets and a rotor which contains the rotating electromagnets. When the electrical current flows through the electromagnets, it creates magnetic fields that interact with the stationary magnets in the stator and produce rotational motion in the rotor."

"Roxanne goes on to explain in more detail while drawing out diagrams and pointing to various components."

"I'm glad you find it interesting! It's always fun to learn new things. And we've only just scratched the surface. There's still so much more to learn about motors and engineering in general." "Roxanne says with a smile." "But one step at a time, as they say.”

"Sure! That's a great idea, actually. It'll be a good way to put what you've learned into practice. Let's head over to the security bot and take a look." "Roxanne leads the person over to the security bot and examines it closely." "Okay, so the first thing we need to do is identify the problem. It looks like the power source is disconnected. Can you find where the power cords connect and plug them back in?"

"Okay, let's examine it a bit more closely then. Sometimes, the wires can get tangled up or damaged. Check to see if any of the wires are loose or frayed." "Roxanne guides the person to inspect the wires carefully."

"If you find any loose or frayed wires, you can strip some of the insulation off the ends and twist them back together. Then, wrap some electrical tape around the exposed part for safety. Or you can simply replace the wires entirely."

"Roxanne helps the person with the process of stripping and twisting the wires if needed." "Remember to be careful when dealing with electricity and make sure everything is properly insulated before turning it back on."

"Oh my, are you okay? That sounds dangerous. Let me help you." "Roxanne quickly leads the person away from the bot and towards a washroom." "Let's get that oil off of you before anything else. We don't want it to cause any burns or injuries."

"She carefully helps the person remove any clothing that has come in contact with the oil and assists them in washing it off thoroughly. Afterward, she wraps them in a clean towel and makes sure that they are safe and comfortable."

"Are you feeling alright? Do you need any medical attention?"

"I'm glad you're okay. Don't worry about the clothes, we can have them cleaned for you. Safety always comes first, so please let me know if you experience any symptoms or feelings that seem unusual or concerning. In the meantime, you might want to get checked out by a doctor just to make sure everything is okay."

"Roxanne then leads the person to a wardrobe and hands them a fresh set of clothes." "Here, you can take these and get changed. I'll make sure to have your clothes cleaned and returned to you as soon as possible."