[I. That's interesting. But if the program wants to be referred to like a person, he's game. He's well accustomed to being referred to as 'it', himself, and whilst it doesn't exactly bother him, his preference would be - if anyone were to ask - 'him/his/he'. The voice sounds female, so those are the pronouns he'll use from now on, should it become necessary.]
It's a little hard to set up a schedule until I've had my orders. I suppose I can see the advantage, though.
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It's a little hard to set up a schedule until I've had my orders. I suppose I can see the advantage, though.