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Gender | Male | N/A | |||||||
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Chester is a male customer who makes his first appearance as a closer in Papa's Cheeseria.
Flipdeck Info[]
Chester is a pessimistic old man from the town of Toastwood. He is considered somewhat of a busybody around town, and is always trying keep up-to-date on all the neighborhood gossip. Chester is convinced that the world is coming to an end. He has spent a good deal of time and money amassing supplies in his underground bunker behind his cabin. Over the years, Chester has been honing his survival skills by living off the land and forgoing most of the utilities the town of Toastwood provides its citizens.
Appearance[]
Chester is an old man with gray hair swept sideways. Chester wears a khaki brown vest over a black sleeveless shirt, a pair of camo pants with a deep brown belt, black shoes with brown laces, and dog tags. He also wears a green military cap with brown front, that have two deer horns on its sides.
He dresses up as a deer during Halloween in Papa's Cheeseria.
Trivia[]
- It might be possible that Chester could've served in the military, due to him wearing camo pants, dog tags, and a military hat.
- Chester is usually unlocked at high ranks.
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