Rest stop

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A rest stop is a facility designed to provide temporary housing (a practice called lodging) in an intersection, working similarly to a hotel.

Rest stops are managed by a janitor appointed by the local head janitor, themselves appointed by the InterSec Chief.

Locations

Every intersection has a rest stop.

Map

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Keys

• Keys 101-107: Each key corresponds to one of the rest stop rooms. Guests carry a copy of their respective unit's key. The manager possesses a copy of every hotel room key.
• Key A: Carried by the manager and all housekeeping staff.

Rooms

Access corridor

• Personnel: None
• Furniture: Posters, notes, announcement boards
• Cover:
  • All sides: None
• Locked doors:
  • North: Mechanical lock A, to Laundry room

Bathroom

• Personnel: None, but often visited by the guests of the adjacent hotel room
• Furniture: Mirror, sink, 2 shower cabins, toilet seats
• Cover:
  • All sides: None

Corridor

• Personnel: None
• Furniture: Posters, notes, announcement boards
• Cover:
  • All sides: None
• Locked doors:
  • North: Mechanical locks 101-107, to each respective hotel room.

Laundry room

• Personnel: None, but may be occasionally visited by housekeeping staff working
• Furniture: Rows of laundry machines (washing, drying), clotheslines, cleaning cabinet, laundry baskets
• Cover:
  • All sides: None

Lobby

• Personnel: Janitor (Rest stop manager/Head of housekeeping)
• Furniture: Desk, chair, computer, file cabinets, announcement board, posters
• Cover:
  • Side 1: File cabinet (57 health, A2)
  • Side 2: File cabinet (57 health, A2)
  • Side 4: Desk (36 health, A1)

Visitors can check into the rest stop here. See the lodging services section for more information.

Rest stop room

• Personnel: Varying amounts of citizens as guests
• Furniture: Bedding (see below), nightstands, bookshelves, radio, television
• Cover:
  • All sides: None

All rest stop rooms possess bedding of roughly the same quality, corresponding to a ★ hotel in quality.

Staff bathroom

• Personnel: None, but often visited by the housekeeping staff
• Furniture: Mirror, sink, 4 shower cabins, toilet seats
• Cover:
  • All sides: None

Staff bedroom

• Personnel: Janitors (2-8, housekeeping staff) and Head janitor (housekeeping staff, whenever not performing their duties)
• Furniture: 4 bunk beds, 1 single bed, nightstands, bookshelves, containers, framed pictures, posters
• Cover:
  • All sides: None

Staff break room

• Personnel: None, but often visited by housekeeping staff relaxing
• Furniture: Couch, television, radio, tables, chairs, bookshelves, food cabinet, fridge, mini-stoves
• Cover:
  • Side 2: Couch (36 health, A1)
  • Side 3: Table (36 health, A1)
  • Side 4: Table (36 health, A1)

Lodging services

Visitors may check into the rest stop by requesting a room in the lobby. A 24-hour stay at a rest stop costs 50