366: Pre-War Businesses: Cambridge S&L to Cat's Paw Adult Magazines to Cherry Liquor

[SPEAKER_00]: Robots radio, games, lore, stories, community, just press play. [SPEAKER_00]: Welcome to the Fallout lorecast. [SPEAKER_00]: The podcasts that explores the boundaries of our knowledge about the world of Fallout. [SPEAKER_00]: Welcome back. [SPEAKER_00]: This week we are getting back to the businesses, the pre-war businesses of fallout.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's been a few weeks since we've talked about this. [SPEAKER_00]: Last time we actually took some of the different newspapers and we talked about them instead of going alphabetically. [SPEAKER_00]: But we're now back to going alphabetically through the list and we're still in the seas.

[SPEAKER_00]: That's how many different businesses and pre-war businesses there are in the fallout universe. [SPEAKER_00]: This week we'll be diving into well some space here topics, things like adult entertainment and a robotics company and a liquor company. [SPEAKER_00]: Some things that are going on in some other mundane things like an apartment complex.

[SPEAKER_00]: But you know, everything has its own little interests and well, as long as there's information about it and some of these are only mentioned a little bit and of course others go in much more detail. [SPEAKER_00]: But I'm not going to take any more time on this intro. [SPEAKER_00]: Let's get into it.

[SPEAKER_00]: Let's start out with Cambridge savings and loan. [SPEAKER_00]: I know exciting topic, but here we go. [SPEAKER_00]: Cambridge Savings in Lone or Cambridge SNL is a company that shows up only in Fallout four and only in one tiny little reference. [SPEAKER_00]: The Cambridge Police Evidence Terminal mentioned this company in a evidence log.

[SPEAKER_00]: It says this. [SPEAKER_00]: This is all it says right here. [SPEAKER_00]: It says case o nine six dash se hallbrook sedition logs. [SPEAKER_00]: Evidence log entry rho dash o o. [SPEAKER_00]: Object One Times Statement of Mr. N. Frederick's President, S. N. D. L. That's the reference right there.

[SPEAKER_00]: Status transferred to Federal Officer J. Dobson. [SPEAKER_00]: Evidence Log Entry, R.O. [SPEAKER_00]: O. One, Object One pamphlet, your rights at work, recovered from Suspect's desk, Cambridge, SNL. [SPEAKER_00]: status transferred to federal officer J. Dobson. [SPEAKER_00]: So again, very similar reference all from a suspect who worked at Cambridge, SNL.

[SPEAKER_00]: But what was this suspect doing? [SPEAKER_00]: Well, the next evidence log reveals it. [SPEAKER_00]: It says Rho O two object one times pamphlet. [SPEAKER_00]: unionized today spelled u y o u dash n i o n i z e unionized today recovered from suspects desk Cambridge SNL transferred to the same officer j dobson this is the only reference of this location there was somebody at this [SPEAKER_00]: savings in loan company who was supportive of unionizing and this became evidence in some case at the police department.

[SPEAKER_00]: And unfortunately, we don't really have any other details about this. [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe this was [SPEAKER_00]: illegal at the time, maybe unionizing was no longer something that you are allowed to do or maybe it was evidence to or against the morality of this individual and whatever investigation was going on here.

[SPEAKER_00]: But with our understanding of the way things had kind of devolved in this post-capitalist society before the bombs dropped, chances are unionizing was not something that the government was too excited about. [SPEAKER_00]: In fact, it's heavily implied here that unionizing would have been illegal, that this end Frederick's who was the company president was actually breaking the law by supporting unionizing for this specific office of Cambridge savings and loan.

[SPEAKER_00]: So that gives you some insight. [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, a savings in loan company, not particularly interesting usually. [SPEAKER_00]: And one of those little companies that you would expect would exist in a world like this. [SPEAKER_00]: But the idea that the president of this company was doing something illegal by supporting unionization for his workers is, well, pretty dark.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, we all have different opinions about unions and the benefits and drawbacks of that. [SPEAKER_00]: But I think most people can probably agree that the right to do so should be allowed, whether you agree to join the union or not is a personal matter, and depends on many other variables.

[SPEAKER_00]: But I don't know that I would want to live in a, well, pre-war society, like fallout, without at least the right for that to be an option. [SPEAKER_00]: especially as time moves on and more and more people get abused by their workplaces. [SPEAKER_00]: There needs to be pushback. [SPEAKER_00]: In the history of our own country, you look at the gilded age that was like the nineteen ten's nineteen twenty's and the amount of abuse that employees took.

[SPEAKER_00]: From their employers was ridiculous, and if it wasn't for the fact that unions existed, we wouldn't have ever had a period after that where people had more rights. [SPEAKER_00]: So sure, nothing is black and white. [SPEAKER_00]: Everything can be taken to extremes, but I think we can all agree that flat out making unions illegal is not necessarily the kind of world that we would want to live in.

[SPEAKER_00]: And it just shows how dark the world was even before the wasteland existed. [SPEAKER_00]: Alright, coming up next on our list, you know when you are running around and fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out, fall out,

[SPEAKER_00]: What do we know about them? [SPEAKER_00]: Nothing. [SPEAKER_00]: Absolutely nothing else. [SPEAKER_00]: We just know that the name shows up on these typewriters. [SPEAKER_00]: which has me curious, a company in a world where there are computers and robots that can still make a living, creating typewriters.

[SPEAKER_00]: Not to mention the fact that typewriters were still valuable and used in the workplace, even though you had things like pip boys. [SPEAKER_00]: And I know pip boys were specific to vaults and all of that. [SPEAKER_00]: typewriters? [SPEAKER_00]: They still exist. [SPEAKER_00]: Have you ever thought typewriters?

[SPEAKER_00]: But we don't know anything else about Carlisle. [SPEAKER_00]: Did they make all of their money from typewriters? [SPEAKER_00]: Were they involved with, I don't know, making keyboards for computers or interfaces for robots or anything else that you would use that would have to do with buttons and pushing things.

[SPEAKER_00]: Or the mechanism of printing. [SPEAKER_00]: Did they create printers? [SPEAKER_00]: No, we don't know. [SPEAKER_00]: All we know is that they made these little blue typewriters. [SPEAKER_00]: And that's it. [SPEAKER_00]: So the next time you pick up one of those typewriters, think of Carlisle.

[SPEAKER_00]: That should be one of their advertisements. [SPEAKER_00]: Just across the street from Miguel's pawn shop is a little establishment that will, well, cater to your needs if you don't have the caps to go down to new Vegas proper to the main strip when you're looking for, well, your own sort of strip, or at least somebody else to strip for you and do other things.

[SPEAKER_00]: Wow, this went in a weird direction. [SPEAKER_00]: Well, I mean, I guess you could also stay at Casa Madrid apartments if you wanted to rent out an apartment, but it is mostly known for the prostitution. [SPEAKER_00]: And that is brought to us by pretty Sarah, by the way. [SPEAKER_00]: And you know, the cheaper side of things.

[SPEAKER_00]: So if you're looking for that, who, as the advertisement says, as read by Marco, he's the owner of the apartments and seems to have found his little niche in the market. [SPEAKER_00]: You know, people who can't afford a more sophisticated option in, well, adult satisfaction will call out that.

[SPEAKER_00]: Well, then this is the place to go when you don't have the caps for new Vegas, but uh, I don't know about you. [SPEAKER_00]: I'm saving up my money for Gamora, because it's just that much classier of an establishment. [SPEAKER_00]: Wow, I'm not sure what else to say about this one, but uh, there you go.

[SPEAKER_00]: So uh, costume injury departments known for their quality, but yet significantly discounted horse. [SPEAKER_00]: So while we're on the subject of adult's satisfaction and entertainment, let's talk about Catspa. [SPEAKER_00]: Now adult things don't only occur in New Vegas, so though they do significantly more than say Fallout three or Fallout four, but if we go back to Fallout one and two and Fallout tactics, you can find this little magazine [SPEAKER_00]: with a kitty cat on the front called cat's paw.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now cat's paw was the publisher of this adult magazine and in the cover and we have to go back to the old games, the graphics are very low quality. [SPEAKER_00]: You don't see a woman who's scantily clad or anything like that. [SPEAKER_00]: You simply see a picture of a cat and you can read cat's paw on it.

[SPEAKER_00]: The rest of the text is too small to make out because [SPEAKER_00]: The fonts are too small because of the size of the images back then. [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, the whole thing is probably all of, I don't know, thirty two by forty pixels, but it's also implied that there was a photography studio at the Katzpop brothel in New Reno.

[SPEAKER_00]: So this wasn't just a publisher of adult magazines. [SPEAKER_00]: This company also [SPEAKER_00]: Well, dabbled in some of the things that the apartment complex we just talked about would have also done in a much at a much later time because the time period changed between fall at one or two to new Vegas.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, what's interesting is that we don't come across any cats paw magazines in new Vegas. [SPEAKER_00]: They usually do such a good reference pulling stuff from the original series, especially since New Vegas was designed by many of the same people who worked on Fallout One or Fallout Two, but this doesn't show up in Fallout Four, interestingly enough.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, this is a weird one, because it does show up in Fallout One initially. [SPEAKER_00]: And when you examine the item, it says you have no idea, meaning like, you don't really know this is. [SPEAKER_00]: If you examine even more, it says, upon further inspection, you still have no idea what this is.

[SPEAKER_00]: The magazines show back up in Fallout II and are actually tied to two different side quests. [SPEAKER_00]: The most interesting thing about these magazines is that there is a very special edition of the Catspaul, which is issue number five. [SPEAKER_00]: This is considered to be a collector's edition of this extremely rare issue.

[SPEAKER_00]: on the main one you have just the picture of a cat but on cats paw five you can see and again it's such a small image you can all you can see is cats paw five and then the face of a person from like the side angle with their mouth open and maybe the top part of their teeth [SPEAKER_00]: It comes across in the image, because it's all dark in the background.

[SPEAKER_00]: It looks like it's very dimly lit. [SPEAKER_00]: Almost like a vampire face, but I don't think it's meant to be a vampire face, and it's definitely not a cat. [SPEAKER_00]: It looks more like a woman, and her mouth is open. [SPEAKER_00]: But that's it. [SPEAKER_00]: There's nothing else on there to imply what it is, other than the fact that, well, by fall out too, you know what this is.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is an adult magazine. [SPEAKER_00]: And there is a quest line in order to find, well, ten of these magazines and turn them in to Miss Kitty in New Reno. [SPEAKER_00]: And that's how you get issue number five. [SPEAKER_00]: Now issue number five, you might be wondering what is the benefit of that?

[SPEAKER_00]: Well, it [SPEAKER_00]: includes in that issue an article about energy weapons and by reading this article, well, at least the reading the magazine, which includes this article, then you get ten percent increased in energy weapon abilities. [SPEAKER_00]: So in a very roundabout way, this is very useful for more than just adult entertainment and plays into the lore and the world setting and characters and quest lines in Fallout two.

[SPEAKER_00]: So there you go. [SPEAKER_00]: Everyone's favorite adult magazine for new Reno. [SPEAKER_01]: Well, the only place I know of locally would be Cerulean robotics, but that place has been overrun by vermin for years. [SPEAKER_01]: If you want to check the place out, you can find it on the west side of freeside.

[SPEAKER_01]: The entrance is on the backside of the building. [SPEAKER_00]: So I don't know if you've noticed a little bit of trend in this episode, but there's definitely another adult thing going on here with Cerulean Robotics. [SPEAKER_00]: And that is the fact that Fisto, the sex bot in New Vegas, is located here.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is an explorable location. [SPEAKER_00]: You go into freeside in the north gate, go past the old Mormon fort. [SPEAKER_00]: You go under the broken highway toward the city wall and the like, little ruined store. [SPEAKER_00]: And you will find this location. [SPEAKER_00]: This is also the location where funny enough if you leave and wild wasteland is turned on.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is where mods muggers the three old ladies will show up. [SPEAKER_00]: That, of course, is a reference to the Hell's Granny's sketch from Monty Python. [SPEAKER_00]: It's classic. [SPEAKER_00]: If you haven't watched it, go look it up. [SPEAKER_00]: I'm sure it's on YouTube. [SPEAKER_00]: It's pretty silly.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, unfortunately, there isn't a whole lot here that gives us any real insight into what this robotics company was like. [SPEAKER_00]: We know that there are a number of different robotics companies across fallout. [SPEAKER_00]: We don't know what this one did. [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, there's a Fisto robot, so maybe they worked on Fisto robots.

[SPEAKER_00]: There are four broken protectrons that can be found there as well. [SPEAKER_00]: And some other things that you can loot, but other than that, it doesn't really give us a sense beyond this being kind of a generic robotics kind of location. [SPEAKER_00]: You can find a lying congressional style on the floor.

[SPEAKER_00]: You can find some sunset, sass perilla, some keys, internal cards, and things like that in order to access the different sections there. [SPEAKER_00]: And this is part of the Wang Dang Atomic Tango Quest. [SPEAKER_00]: which has you going there specifically in order to recruit Fisto in order to provide for the needs of different clientele.

[SPEAKER_00]: So yeah, it falls into the trend which is so crazy because it's just coincidental. [SPEAKER_00]: These are alphabetically after each other and yet they all have to do with these adult entertainment topics. [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know if that means I have to mark this episode M for mature or not.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's not like I dropped an F bomb, but I mean, follow up for the most part is an M rated game anyway, so uh, and who knows. [SPEAKER_00]: Alright, let's move on to the next one. [SPEAKER_00]: So let's talk about Chase R&D, and there is another real world correlation here. [SPEAKER_00]: I think a lot of people know about how, during World War II, the Nazis were issued infedemines so that the military, the soldiers in the army, could fight longer and harder because they were all doped up on drugs.

[SPEAKER_00]: Well, something very similar happens in Fallout. [SPEAKER_00]: Chase R&D shows up first in Fallout three's Operation Anchorage expansion, and then also was referenced in Fallout four, and they are known for the creation of Psycho. [SPEAKER_00]: described as, angry juice, or the big red one.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is a military grade performance enhancing drug that was used by the military. [SPEAKER_00]: How do we know? [SPEAKER_00]: Because Chase R&D was owned and run by General Constantine Chase. [SPEAKER_00]: He was a high ranking general in the United States Army. [SPEAKER_00]: So he's running this company that is designing and producing a drug that will make people more aggressive and more effective as soldiers.

[SPEAKER_00]: And then selling it to the military, who he works for in order to up the ability of his soldiers? [SPEAKER_00]: Seems like he's making money hand over fist. [SPEAKER_00]: He's making money from the company that's making the drugs, but then also improving and putting this in quotes because who knows how long those drugs actually have a beneficial effect before they start to become very detrimental to the soldiers, but improving the effects of his own military force.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, what makes this even more sketchy is that the drug psycho was in clinical trials to make sure that this was something that wouldn't have too many adverse effects, any drug that gets used by the public has to go through clinical trials in order to make sure that it's safe. [SPEAKER_00]: And if it's not safe, what situations does it still have benefits for if there's extreme situations and things like that?

[SPEAKER_00]: Well, the clinical trials weren't even complete. [SPEAKER_00]: and he issued and okayed the use of this drug on his own soldiers. [SPEAKER_00]: Now, we don't know a whole lot about the operations of Chase R&D if they had many different locations or anything like that, but we do know that when they show up and fall out for, it's because they are connected to a criminal who simply goes by the name Joe Doe before the Great War.

[SPEAKER_00]: who was charged with trafficking drugs. [SPEAKER_00]: This case includes a hundred and twenty units of, and it just in fault force says, and injectable drug. [SPEAKER_00]: So it doesn't specifically say psycho, but it's highly implying that it's psycho. [SPEAKER_00]: And it's stamped with a seal that says property of Chase R&D.

[SPEAKER_00]: As far as we know, Psycho was the drug that Chase R&D was making and this information get this comes from a Coast Guard peer terminal. [SPEAKER_00]: The Coast Guard, like the Army, is a branch of the U.S. [SPEAKER_00]: military. [SPEAKER_00]: So this implies that before the Great War, [SPEAKER_00]: The Army wasn't the only people or the only group using Psycho, that this had actually permeated to a completely different branch of governments, and was still not wholly legal, but was probably being used by soldiers more than anybody knew.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, there's something about this to me that feels nefarious in a, I don't know, a different kind of way than the idea that they were trying to make super soldiers. [SPEAKER_00]: In the context of trying to make a super soldier, they initially were taking, well, [SPEAKER_00]: people that they had captured in war from the Chinese and then criminals and these other groups.

[SPEAKER_00]: And yeah, that's that's not great. [SPEAKER_00]: That's not good. [SPEAKER_00]: But it's another thing to be taking your own military service people and then issuing them a drug that hasn't even been approved in order to just make them operate better in the field. [SPEAKER_00]: Both are sketchy, absolutely.

[SPEAKER_00]: And yeah, you're turning people against their will, the Chinese soldiers and the prisoners into super mutants and not actual super soldiers due to the testing of trying to make that work. [SPEAKER_00]: But in the context of this, these are service personnel. [SPEAKER_00]: These are the very people in your army, in your military who are being used as guinea pigs.

[SPEAKER_00]: And yeah, both of these things are terrible. [SPEAKER_00]: Don't get me wrong. [SPEAKER_00]: Testing on human beings' period is terrible without their express consent or knowledge about it. [SPEAKER_00]: Absolutely. [SPEAKER_00]: Turning people into Superman's. [SPEAKER_00]: Absolutely terrible.

[SPEAKER_00]: Yes. [SPEAKER_00]: But at the same time, it feels like it's even worse to do this to your own service members, men and women who signed up to the military in order to protect their country with the belief that the military would help take care of them too. [SPEAKER_00]: This is analogous to turning away veterans for their hospital needs.

[SPEAKER_00]: or trying out different kinds of solutions for them after they've left the service due to all their specific needs PTSD, physical injuries, any of those kinds of things without their knowledge of what is actually being done to them. [SPEAKER_00]: That's terrifying, right? [SPEAKER_00]: This is horrifying.

[SPEAKER_00]: And so when you come across a psycho in the games, think about Chase R&D and the fact that this was being run by somebody in the military who was responsible for the safety and the well-being of all of those people underneath them, it compounds. [SPEAKER_00]: There's multiple levels here and all of it is absolutely terrifying.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, we don't know, like I said before, any more about Chase R&D, how many different locations they had, what other kinds of drugs they may have been producing, or even other kinds of products, we don't know anything about that. [SPEAKER_00]: But we do know that this is the origin of psycho.

[SPEAKER_00]: And that office location is in the capital wasteland in Fallout three. [SPEAKER_00]: in a response to the food riots before the Great War, the White House issued a statement. [SPEAKER_00]: This comes from Warren Eccleston, who says, the president himself has been forced to substitute cube steak for his nightly prime rib, and the only wine available is a detestable shetto Montrose to any forty-three, but does he wine?

[SPEAKER_00]: Does he take to the streets like a rabbit red? [SPEAKER_00]: This is clearly missing the points people are starving and yet he has to eat steak and drink wine. [SPEAKER_00]: I'm sure that they're crying tears over the president being inconvenienced while still being able to eat and enjoy a wine even if it's a detestable Chateau Montrose.

[SPEAKER_00]: Now, Chateau Montrose is the next topic here because it starts with a sea and this is actually a real [SPEAKER_00]: product. [SPEAKER_00]: There is a Chateau Monrose in the real world with the same name. [SPEAKER_00]: And so I don't know if this was originally meant to be a reference to that real world company.

[SPEAKER_00]: Maybe maybe not. [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe they just came up with the name because they thought it sounded good and it was coincidence. [SPEAKER_00]: And this is the only reference to Chateau Monrose. [SPEAKER_00]: So it doesn't come up in any of the other games just follow three and just in this one location.

[SPEAKER_00]: So outside of that, we don't know much else about them, or if it was actually detestable, or if that was one of those opinions that the elite had about so many things that the most people would be like, no, it's actually pretty good. [SPEAKER_00]: So we don't really know much more about that.

[SPEAKER_00]: But here, let's move on to another adult beverage. [SPEAKER_00]: So many adult things in this episode. [SPEAKER_00]: Alright, our final one for this week, Cherry Licker. [SPEAKER_00]: This is a, well, a liquor store. [SPEAKER_00]: It's not a company that makes liquor. [SPEAKER_00]: It's a place where you go to buy a variety of different drinks.

[SPEAKER_00]: Who knows? [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe you can find the Chateau Montrose there along with some other things. [SPEAKER_00]: This is a new Vegas. [SPEAKER_00]: There are two different locations. [SPEAKER_00]: And you will know them by their fancy lit up signs, where it says Cherry Licker, Cherry is in kind of like a, [SPEAKER_00]: Long stretched out oval kind of shape and then liquor is underneath it real big and then there's this like red almost like a check mark.

[SPEAKER_00]: It's got that I don't know that nineteen fifties kind of style Vegas lit up sign kind of thing going on with it and these are just two different locations [SPEAKER_00]: Both are in free side. [SPEAKER_00]: There's one over by the main road that kind of leads to the strip and then there's another one by the atomic wrangler casino.

[SPEAKER_00]: And like so many locations, these are boarded up and they're just kind of these kind of rundown-looking buildings, but you can still tell what they originally were because the sign is still there, although not in the best condition anymore. [SPEAKER_00]: So do we know what they sold? [SPEAKER_00]: Well, yes, we do.

[SPEAKER_00]: Because the bottom of the science says beer, wine, pops. [SPEAKER_00]: So they may very well have carried Shethot Montrose, but they probably also carried, you know, some beer and some sunset sasperrilla and some nukkola or whatever else you wanted to drink while on your way to the strip or just, you know, hanging out in the cheaper locations because you can't afford that, well, classy adult entertainment that you wanted.

[SPEAKER_00]: that I talked about earlier in this episode. [SPEAKER_00]: But outside of that, nothing else. [SPEAKER_00]: In fact, the cherry is an ascript, but you would expect that it would be red or something like that. [SPEAKER_00]: There is no other design. [SPEAKER_00]: It's not like there's a cherry at the top or a drink kind of shape like a martini glass with something in it.

[SPEAKER_00]: Nothing. [SPEAKER_00]: None of that. [SPEAKER_00]: Just a very simple sign, green and red with like a red check mark look and thing. [SPEAKER_00]: And that's it. [SPEAKER_00]: cherry liquor so swing by on your way to the casinos pick up a nice refreshing beverage and enjoy yourself because as we've discussed in this episode there's something in new Vegas for all of your needs [SPEAKER_00]: All right, I hope you enjoyed that episode.

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366: Pre-War Businesses: Cambridge S&L to Cat's Paw Adult Magazines to Cherry Liquor

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