Roger's Garage
Step into the steel-toed boots of Roger, a 65-year-old shop owner facing the hardest week of his thirty-one-year career. With a mechanic down, cars stacking up, a buyout offer whispering in his ear, and a grandson waiting in the front row, every decision reveals how you lead when the pressure won't quit. Roger's Garage is a DISC-powered story about grit, pride, and knowing what matters before the wrench drops for the last time.
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What you'll discover
As you move through the story and make choices, your DISC personality profile takes shape across four traits:
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The Boss Under the Hood
You lead from the front. When the week tried to bury Roger, you grabbed a wrench and dug out. You confronted problems head-on, made the hard calls without flinching, and proved the shop still runs because the man who built it refuses to let it stop. Your hands hurt, your knees are screaming, but the board is clear and the sign still says R&R.
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The People Mechanic
You know that every engine runs on relationships. When the week fell apart, you worked the phones, charmed the customers, rallied your crew, and called in every favor you'd banked over three decades. You showed up to the school play with grease under your nails and a grin on your face, because Roger's greatest tool was never a torque wrench — it was his voice.
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The Quiet Backbone
You absorbed the storm without breaking. When the week piled on, you didn't shout or scramble — you covered the gaps yourself, protected your people from the pressure, and made the choice that mattered most without fanfare. You sat in a tiny chair in a school auditorium and watched your grandson sing, and for thirty-seven minutes, the shop didn't exist. That was enough.
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The Systemizer
You turned chaos into categories. When the week threatened to overwhelm the shop, you built a priority board, documented every failure, matched every mechanic to their strength, and read the buyout offer line by line. You made the school play because it was on the calendar three weeks ago, and Roger doesn't miss what's on the calendar. Precision isn't just how you fix cars — it's how you fix everything.
