Dobermann Portrait

Dobermann Portrait
Graffen Gruntsqueeze
In the grand circus of Anthroxville's wage-trade, Graffen Gruntsqueeze stands as the ringmaster of renumeration, a dobermann with a disdain for the downtrodden that would make even Dinero Cashmoney blush. His empire, Pulse Profits, Inc., is a monument to the commodification of human toil, where minutes are minted into misery and hours harvested like a crop of despair.
Graffen, ever the pioneer in pioneering new frontiers of worker exploitation, has elevated tardiness to an art form. His perpetual lateness isn't mere unpunctuality; it's a statement, a middle finger raised high to the very concept of timeliness. His wristwatch, a gaudy bauble that would make Tiffany Tarradiddle swoon, serves not to tell time but to remind the "tickerrrs" (as he lovingly calls them) that their temporal currency is forever dwindling.
Yet beneath Graffen's veneer of vitriol lies a past as muddy as Slogger Gruntsqueeze's ditch-digging dungarees. The elder Gruntsqueeze, a would-be arm-wrestling legend whose biceps could've given Roy Bibbowski a run for his money, saw his dreams crushed under the weight of wagery. This paternal pathos fuels Graffen's fury, driving him to new heights of hierarchical cruelty.
In Pulse Profits' halls, tickers are but cogs in a cosmic clock, their lives reduced to ledger entries in a book of hours that never balances. From headhunting to graduate-scheming, clock manufacturing to performance-reviewing, Graffen's tentacles of time manipulation reach into every nook of ticker existence.
Occasionally, the pressure cooker of perpetual productivity pops its lid, with a wagie going postal in a spectacular display of misdirected rage. These outbursts, rather than targeting the fritters who feast on their labor, inevitably claim fellow tickers as collateral damage. Graffen watches these meltdowns with the detached amusement of a man observing ants with a magnifying glass, muttering, "Tickas be trippin'" under his breath.
In Anthroxville's grand parade of peons and perdition, Graffen Gruntsqueeze marches to the beat of a different timecard, forever late yet always on time to profit from the tickers' toil...
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