Hunter's Career

How Many Hunters Does it Take to Sell a Lightbulb?

"Lightbulb" and Conference Room Furniture

Lightbulb: 245 pieces  |  MOC: 134299

Assembled by Mike Alfare, January 2025

Conference Room Furniture: 96 pieces | MOOXI: MOC4085

Assembled by Sarah Wilkinson, May 2025

Interaction Rating: 4 / 5 (interaction with the sets is encouraged, but use extra care)

Answer: none. That's because Hunter's workplace, Consolidated Electrical Distributors (CED), no longer sells light bulbs now that most of their clients have switched to more energy-efficient LED light fixtures. Hunter is the Purchasing Agent for the company, meaning he manages the inventory of what's stocked on warehouse shelves. Hunter was relieved when incandescent bulbs were federally obsoleted, disappointed when they were federally reinstated, relieved again when they were federally obsoleted, and is worried about them coming back again now that those in charge aren't so *bright* (pun intended). It should also be noted that Hunter is the rare millennial who has worked in the same industry for his whole career, literally half of his life.

Chuck

Chuck

180 pieces  |  GiftGrove

Assembled by Andrew Deese, Rachel Deese; May 2025

Interaction Rating: 5 / 5 (interaction with the set is encouraged)

Hunter works at an office that doubles as a warehouse, and they keep two cats around to help control pests (supposedly, but really it's for the cuddles). One of the cats, Chuck, is surprisingly well-trained. Hunter can snap his fingers and tell him to climb on a box, and he will. He's a lovable doofus with a magnificent mustache. There was a day in the fall of 2024 when Chuck covertly hopped into the truck of Hunter's co-worker and went missing for over a week as he hung out in a new neighborhood. Hunter was worried sick about him, but fortunately, he was soon spotted and took another ride back to the warehouse, where he now enjoys lying on boxes and desks (and knocking things off those desks).

Priss (AKA Sarah)

Priss

182 pieces  |  GiftGrove

Assembled by Andrew Deese, Rachel Deese; June 2025

Interaction Rating: 5 / 5 (interaction with the set is encouraged)

Priss is the other warehouse cat. She's a cat of many names, primarily Priss or Princess, for most of the warehouse staff. Hunter has taken to calling her Priscilla (for no specific reason). Hunter's boss, Pete, refers to her as Sarah, which has led to much confusion in the past. One day, Pete was heading out early and stopped by to tell him, "Sarah is at my desk." Hunter was immediately confused as he tried to figure out why his fiancé would be at Pete's desk. Alas, he was talking about Priss, whom he wanted to make sure was not accidentally locked in his office for the weekend. Hunter's favorite thing about her is that if she doesn't like where you're petting her, she will grab your hand and move it to where she wants it.

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