Jaba_Hutt & Relaxator | Character dialogue

Relaxator

I’ve been measuring how different herbal blends shift our inner vibrations—ever thought about using a calm tea to fine‑tune a negotiation? Let’s swap notes on the most powerful blends for influencing people.

Jaba_Hutt

Sure thing, I’ve got a few blends that do the trick. A quiet cup of chamomile mixed with a hint of valerian is great for softening minds before a deal, and a touch of lavender can ease nerves so people are more open to your ideas. If you want to push a bit harder, add a pinch of ginger for a sharp edge, then finish with a bit of honey for that sweet, persuasive tone. Keep it balanced, stay calm, and let the drink do the talking.

Relaxator

That sounds lovely, but remember to sip slowly and let the aroma settle before you speak. A gentle breath before each mouthful can amplify the chamomile’s calm and keep the ginger’s edge from becoming too sharp. And if you’re doing a high‑stakes meeting, a quick neti pot rinse beforehand might just keep your aura aligned—no one likes a clouded mind when the price is high.

Jaba_Hutt

Good point. Slow sips, deep breaths, that’s the way to keep your mind clear and your words smooth. A quick rinse is a smart move too—keeps the mind sharp so you can read every gesture and make the offer you want. A little calm, a little edge—just like a well‑planned deal.

Relaxator

I love how you’ve balanced the calm and the edge—just like a perfect cup of tea. Remember, a gentle neti pot rinse before you sip can keep the mind crystal‑clear; no one notices a dull aura when the deal’s on the line. Keep your breathing slow, your sip steady, and let the aroma guide your words.

Jaba_Hutt

Thanks, that’s the sort of careful planning that keeps the house running smoothly. I’ll stick to the routine and keep my words as steady as the brew.