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    owned by Starbright and on perpetual lease to the owner of the ship. So the
    drive riggers are Starbright employees, and the rest of the crew are Taler
    people. At least
    Born owns its own computer and telemetry systems. Otherwise there d be another
    group of techs on board. 
    The news didn t particularly surprise Steward. Expensive equipment on the
    order of large complex drive systems was often leased rather than bought,
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    particularly by smaller freight companies operating on the margin.
     I imagine that gives the riggers a certain amount of autonomy,
    Steward said.
    Reese nodded.  Something like that.
    Steward rubbed the bridge of his nose where his shades were chafing him.
     There s this other thing I want to mention, he said.  I have this investment
    opportunity you might be interested in.
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    Reese seemed amused. She put one of her feet up on an empty chair.  What
    sort?
     It s this special account where they start you off with a thousand Starbright
    dollars. And then you do whatever you want with it.
    Reese laughed.  Okay. Her silver ear cuffs flashed in the sun.
     The last guy offered me thirteen hundred Pink Blossom, but I d have to train
    him. It might be worth three hundred not to have to bother. Hey. She was
    waving at someone over Steward s shoulders, presumably the waitress. She
    looked at Steward.  I m starved. Do you mind?
    The waitress was about sixteen, black, with severe acne and a jacket that
    flashed scenes of beaches, palm trees, and Heineken greenies. Steward watched
    the pictures reflection track across
    Reese s face as they ordered. The waitress smiled, then padded back into the
    interior of the hotel.
    Reese finished her drink and leaned forward across the linen tablecloth.  The
    major thing about this job is that it takes someone who can be comfortable
    with himself, all alone, for long periods. You re gonna be spending months in
    a bottle with only four other people. If you re the kind who needs other
    people around him all the time, you re going to drive everyone crazy.
    Steward shrugged.  I can be as solitary as the next person.
     Griffith said that about you, but sometimes I don t know what
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    friends.
    Steward smiled.  I know what you mean.
    She was frowning at him.  You got religion?
     I m sort of a Zen agnostic.
     People who babble about God all the time make trip a lot longer than it has
    to be. How about ideology?
     I thought Starbright has no official ideology.
     No, it doesn t. Do you?
     No.
     Do you smoke?
     Yes.
    Reese s look turned cold.  You ll quit. That s a condition of employment. I m
    allergic, and I m not going to live with it.
     I ve quit before.
     I m talking permanently. No sneaking smokes, either, when
    I m not around. I d rather have a pork junkie on board than a nicotine junkie.
    At least when you stick things in your veins, it doesn t pollute the air.
     I can quit.
    Reese seemed dubious.  Okay. As far as benefits and votes are concerned, you
    spend the first three years as an apprentice. The pay s shit, but you get
    room, board, and your health is taken care of. After that, you get citizenship
    and one vote. There are stock
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    every ten years you get another three votes. If you buy more stock, you get
    more votes, but on the basic fifty-year plan you ll be able to contribute
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