To: Bretonian Government | CC: BPA)

[Wildkins]

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Greetings, members of the Bretonian Government and Police Authority.

Pleasure to make acquaintances with you. I am Jay Stevens, current CEO of Synth Foods, Incorporated, and I come to you today with a business offer. As you are well aware, Planet Cambridge is home to a bustling ecosystem and wildlife that is teeming with fertility and excellency. What the Synth Foods Board of Directors suggests is the beginning of a farming colony upon the planet, small at first, but expanding into a large agricultural sector dedicated to the great people of Bretonia, employing local Bretonian workers, and feeding the mouths of the Bretonian people. As I am made aware, you already have some kind of agricultural sector on-planet, and perhaps we can work together with that pre-existing company to bring better and higher quality food to the people of Bretonia. What do you have to say of this offer?

I eagerly await your response.

Regards, Jay Stevens
C.E.O., Synth Foods Inc.

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[Bretonia Police Authority]

Jay Stevens,

We, at the BPA, have no Jurisdiction in this matter. This should be dealt with by the Ministry of Trade and Agriculture. We are sure they will shortly get in contact with you regarding this request.

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[The Kingdom of Bretonia]

Good Afternoon Mr Jay Stevens,

I am Sir Ambrister Jones, Secretary of State for Trade & Industry. I appologise for my delay, but I am the gentleman you are looking for in resolving this query.

After having presented it to my department in the government, we have come to the conclusion that, as Planet Cambridge is the primary Bretonian food source, we must deny your request to produce your synthetic alternatives here in Bretonia proper.

You will find the people are extremely fond of the natural range of foods we have on offer, and any land that might be given to you, would detract from the farm land that produces our own crop. I intend to stay in office for some years yet, so I shall not be upsetting the people I serve. If you wish to sell your food stuffs in Bretonia, you may contact the Cambridge authorities planetside to determine a shop to sell from.

To conclude, no you may not produce your synthesised, inorganic crop on Cambridge.

On behalf of Bretonia,

Yours Sincerely,
Sir Ambrister Jones
Secretary of State for Trade & Industry

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[Wildkins]

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Greetings, Sir Ambrister Jones.

While we may disagree on Synth's products, I understand your reasons for denying our project. Perhaps we can work together in the future to better supply the people of Bretonia with quality food products.

Regards, Jay Stevens
C.E.O., Synth Foods Inc.

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