Gretsch has a few White/Black/Silver Falcoln pedigrees. Rgo's White Falcoln is based on the series from the 1970s. It bridges the Baldwin era with leftover parts and post-Baldwin era with Rgo's own tweaking of some configurations and standardization for the made in Japan ones as rebuilds rather than reissues as if the submodels had uninterrupted production. Rgo bought Gretsch but stayed out of their way, letting the family manage the business. Of the few guitars signed by Ha, a Gretsch is one of them, which is owned by the family.
    The 75xx guitar revolved around Jason's splitting of Ha's work. He deliberately rotated styles, designs, and technologies around different guitars so they would not match: lutherie company, band company, and Rgo company. He told Ha why he wanted to split $1 three ways, so Ha could save one penny. Ha was not keen on his idea, considering the other folks would only increase quantities by ignoring Ha's practically zero monetary savings. He wanted Ha to reassemble the correct combination if the other two companies fell behind inflation. A penny is not zero, he insisted.
    He brought a Rubik's cube to Ha's house for the design session, which would become important to Rammstein and Emigrate. It was with this guitar that Jason accepted moral responsibility for Rgo as an Rgoīste and not merely a teen luthier. He announced to Ha that he was not going to pay any tuition for anything she was going to teach him regardless how expensive the tutorials he demanded. Oh yes, he wanted a teacher, not a lieutenant. The problem was peer-to-peer recycling on credit would pretend $1 is $3, if only it were for accounting and not capitalization. See? he said. I'm right, and they need you to fix their problems later. She said, They do not need somebody they can torture because it is easier to thieve and deceive than to pay musicians and fans paying both companies even if the government keeps a prebate of one penny and does not charge any taxes. I need a friend, not a lieutenant! If they knew what was good for them, he said, they would be polite to you. Ha said, If. Next problem, of course, is they do not regard the government as a peer. So they give the government's $1 to customers, which makes customers lazy consumers, and nobody has to pay musicians. So they lose music, they turn on A.I. to hide in denial and keep falsification going because they prefer genocide. Ha was light-hearted about the prospect and serious over the endangerment. Jason knew already. He joked he was splitting the atom, which would become the Rgo Gibson Atomic Age “concept” guitar he did with her within the month.

    Thomas declared the “bastard bird” was worth negative $4,000, a waste of human effort on animus inauthenticity. Ha wanted signed artists who did not prefer pictoral etchings to receive $500, as solidarity to protest against computerized interference, for not even using plastic. Thomas gave Gretsch the extra money for Ha's incentive, letting artists keep a whopping 12 percent of the first 500 signature guitars they sell that had no plastic. The binding had to be traditional, which means wood. Jason wanted the interloper to recycle the improperly etched materials and to pay for shipping and handling, and to destroy the computerized factory, once again defending Gretsch and artisans, muscling in business where Fender would only see potential profit. Gretsch said the mistake guitar cost Rgo and Gretsch $12,000 whether it was ever made or not. Ha said Rgo needs more time for government duties to assist citizens and to charge the bad spies more when Thomas would lift parole by rescuing workers out of the Tron factory before then. And Gretsch would still charge WallE's henchmen $12,000 for even faking in pictures any Gretsch guitar.
    Valuing each adult worker's life at $1 million, Thomas offered up to $120 million if they would move back to regular work under the Gretsch family. The $9 billion mid-1980s bankruptcy by Baldwin had trapped the music division in a time wormhole used by Gibson to bake several ledgers, which Fender protested to Rgo. Half of the workers did not go with Gretsch, preferring to stick to Baldwin and live without government-subsidized employment. But they did accept rehabilitation and controlling rehab dollars under their own terms. Thomas did not care and took control of all of them and flung broadcasting companies like CBS out of his way, doing Baldwin a favor. He pulled a “Schindler's list” — and made broadcast millionaires unhappy in New York City, who were afraid of Ted Turner in Atlanta. Thomas left Rgo Trio exposed until 1997 when A.I. withdrew from attacking Rgo, but only for a few more years. Ha was aghast at the end of February 1993. Like the older priest chracter in The Exorcist, getting the demonic resident evil to latch onto him was a saintly sacrifice disguised as a suicide. What is the point? Ha wanted the military unit DC Regiment in tip top shape in one year or a few Defense provisions were going to be thieved and used against the USA like an uncivil fracas short of a war.
    Thomas gave Ha an informative speech on the matter while Jason listened. Not citing Gretsch directly, Thomas said that there were factory workers who had been there at a power surge for a long time. They have children and grandchildren. They live insulated lives, oblivious to where the electricity comes from. Those who supply electricity can no longer pay the providers who are ultimately the U.S. Navy. The Army has been a free, unpaid labour section of the economy following the orders of factory workers. Once Army was told by Navy, they liberated themselves. Work in the republic amounts to freeing more and more workers from stressful consumption and grandiose spending, a privilege the government cannot accept of their own people. It is like losing citizens merely because Pepco the utility company sells cheap lightbulbs and foots the bill to the government. We are not going to lose our staff over Acme, he was serious. But he was losing to Acme commercials that made personnel like him seem like hypocrites, a wrinkle lodged deeply inside the 1960s.
    The White Falcoln rebuild was financed by Thomas's aquisition of Gretsch in 1992, with agreement to share resource management reform with Fender. All Gretsch factories needed tidiness was Thomas preaching to the choir. He assigned technical art advising and occupational therapy for Nirvana to artHausDC, because Kurt Cobain was writing semi-Russian alphabet, struggling to be fluent in English and was getting dyslexic. Dave Grohl, Nirvana's drummer, lived in the Alexandria and surrounding area before going out to the West Coast after high school. The government worked closely with Cobain to help Nirvana. After artHaus drew a left-handed Fender Jag-Stang hybrid for him in his notebook, they reported to Fender in DC, which was superintended by Rgo. Shoegazer herself reported Cobain's situation to Ha and described his notebook style and journalising in detail. When she heard that he was unloading his pathos onto paper, she asked whether he was a feral young man. She was sympathetic for his struggle.
    Proper, Catholic-educated Shoegazer did not want to slide backwards into a mercy position, ministering to the poor and sick like Saint King Louis IX of France during the Plague. She decided for artHaus that they were to hand over the Nirvana folio directly to the record producer Sub Pop in Seattle, already carried by major studio label Geffen, to help the independent producer make their own artistic decisions that would affect Sub Pop's roster of Alternative music bands. Billionnaire David Geffen owed Shoegazer a small favor. He split out his music records business from his portfolio, eventually letting it get absorbed into Universal Music Group, which freed him to experiment with film company Dreamworks SKG. Thomas tried to get Ha to take on Sony or Universal or the upcoming Dreamworks. Ha moved Panasonic to Year2 and those other corporations to Year3, originally planned as annual budgets 1994-1995. He approved.
    She mentioned the remnants of Phillips Magnavox and reviving government support for solar energy. Thomas was filled to the brim with noncivilian and international fires to put out. He calculated Ha's initial reliance on petroleum would not ramp up solar energy by the U.S. government quick enough without assistance from Europe, and Ha was not yet trained at that level of management. He disapproved her proposal for Phillips and Magnavox, taking the solar energy management idea for himself to try to sell it to Congress, warning her she might get the nuclear energy low-level regulation job instead. Jason was satisfied he did not qualify for anything to do with nation-wide energy without his father setting direct, mundane examples for him. Jason feared he might get a pharmaceudicals portfolio instead, where he was ambivalent and nervous about women more than about male workers. He wanted to work on music and nothing else, not silly drugs and stupid guns. He told Thomas his preference, warning him that a pharmaceudicals section to reshuffle is easier to corrupt him, it would make him irascible and ineffective. Would it be fair to find somebody outside of Rgo to handle that? Congress pushed back on Rgo and let Thomas pick up drones and the Internet in exchange for solar energy development, letting Army take the fall again.


Feed or seduce the Marines

Well, so much for Navy dumping power but zero control and a small staff onto Rgo. It was back to Rgo's quiet little proving ground with the teenagers. Thomas was satisfied he had three weeks of adults-only issues to take care of, which meant he was mature enough to deal with Water House. Ha joked to Jason, So, do we go back to feeding his fish in the fish tank while he reshuffles several more billions of dollars? When he's out of the office, that is all the budget expenditure we really have control over. Jason said, Not true. You can feed the fish, you can take care of the Marines on your own time. But they are life forms, not pets! Ha said. Jason told her, He keeps them there for a reason. They're not ready. Ha had no idea! Jason reconsidered. We have to keep them separated from the entertainment business. I hear Marines can be entertaining, we benefit and nobody else! she guessed. That's right! I'm not wasting my money on people like David Geffen.
    Really? Ha wondered aloud as she walked him home to his house near the border with Arlington. Because he doesn't care about Thomas's Marine life. Okay, I'll feed them with you. I need a break from civilians! Ha proposed to send the entertaining ones to the State department for better pay. Jason, everybody else not selected, pick a Marriot, we have to serve them at a banquet. Word got to the Pentagon in 48 hours, the Marines took the money from the civilian hotel staff and went on intensive closed-off exercises eating cheaper foods but gaining muscles, then reimbursing the civilians with money left over for the next group of Marines pre-invested. Jason had an idea. My “Chinese girlfriend Windsong wants to host the Marines at the Marriot...”. The Marine general thought it was a brilliant threatening tease. They could all hear about it, “A Chinese aristocratic young lady would like to meet you all for dinner at the ritzy hotel...”, but all the Marine staff wanted to do was to ooh-rah as far away as possible, being devoutly innocent. The general recycled the threat seven or eight times until Ha had to let go of the idea of filling DC Regiment with the general's freshly appointed Marines. Plus they were grateful to their Marine commander they did not have to lounge around soft and sorry, which made the officer popular and easy to volunteer for and obey. Thomas whined that the Marine general was more beloved because Teens Rgo had interfered. Ha was delaying DC Regiment and selecting older federal workers, which meant Thomas was not getting a promotion over the Marines — not yet. Jason discussed with Ha whether Thomas deserved a Marines unit with only two stars. They did not disagree on size of unit in the eschelon, except they did over the Marines in the politorg. Jason was not confused, he simply disagreed on Ha's notion of military responsibility and volunteerism.
    He gets maximum one regiment, minimum 3,000 Marines, which is one army batallion. But that's a big deal for them all to be Marine. You can find the Air Force units to swap and sacrifice, or my father can do it, then Thomas will thank my father, Jason planned it out. They don't get to wiggle out of orders, they don't get any luxuries, they get top-notch treatment and that is what they get. They do their jobs, and they shouldn't complain. Ha said, Classify this: Get rid of Space Force. Done, zero! Thomas gets nothing. Jason, Ha was sniffing the air, Are you saying your family deserves the Marines? He could not help it, saying, What's the difference? They are family. She told him, I have not earned military command. Do you know what that means? That means the governor of Virginia can whip out the House of Burgess and whipe their buttocks with the U.S. Constitution and that still wouldn't be military command. Just for doing that, the governor can give the appearance to the Virginia National Guard that they have a military group willing to defend that arrangement. Would that be the same as imperium? Those Virginians don't even have a patrician claim of why their blood is expendable to NATO or Canadian mounties. We grandparents don't want strangers seducing a young military with cyber espionage, virtual reality surveillance, nuclear coffin submarines, exoskeleton armour that flies to the moon. When push comes to shove, Virginia is not going to relive its own civil war again. What's not good is states like California use the economy to drain everbody on the other side of the Mississippi River. No, California won't, Jason disagreed, They'll bully Colorado and Washington State, and all we have are the same mafia in Nevada, and that's not enough. What about their governors and their national guards? Ha asked. He said, They had better listen to our Marine general, we're from DC. Because the National Guard are not Marines. He concluded logically, Umm, [the four-star general] gets to keep his Marines, we'll have to find some other way to recruit and exercise more Marines for Thomas. We don't lead the orders. Is that imperium, we lead the orders? Right, Jason, it's not going to happen for unskilled governors. Now you know.
    Every way he saw the issue, he had no choice but to accept that Ha's army activities needed his marines commitment, simply so she could take on Big Pharma. Okay, I'll tell the governor of Nevada to confiscate the guns and the governor of Washington State to get started on burning those drugs out of existence. I need time before the House of Burgess finds out and circumvents them. We'll punish California if they do not follow peer pressure. Those hippies on drugs want decrepit test tube babies. I know you are too nice to women, Ha. Too nice? You don't see how men take advantage of your tummy. I don't? And when you know they are, they... F* your pussy to sully you. They would? What would they say to their children? Jason did not play around, They lie to their children!

    Like the Cobain subfolio artHaus relinquished, Rgo inherited two timestamps fom Gretsch and kept it that way while specifying which dusty feature from the archives to release in production: 7593 standard, 7594 double-cut, 7595 Stereo, 7593T redux for Thomas and so on, the first two numbers a middle average, the other two an era-specific mini-series within a Gretsch and Rgo conservatory curriculum preplanned and prenumbered for one important feature at a time spread out over two or more decades.
    The 1973 “white ducco” was the American version of basing a paint color and finish treatment on “white duke”, Gretsch told Rgo Trio. Jason put it back to its French origin and came up with his updated “Olympic White” for Richard's ESP Fnix Owwie (RZK-III). Sight unseen, he ordered Gretsch to get the exact Pantone indexed color for “white ducco” and create a similar color without eyeballing but with engineering “two drips of paint over to the left side”. All white people are the same, he said, We're two drops of paint difference. Ha said, Zombie eyeballs.

Thomas was flustered and did not put up a challenge. Gay singing cowboy, Jason repeated in front of Thomas and Ha. Sure, and where do we recruit one of those from? Ha said, we sail out to the Horn of Africa where they are done with their younger days, we see how mature they are when we toss a bunch of bananas to them, we sail away for a decade. We come back, they have banana trees, they have two canoes made out of banana trees, and they have traded all the way up to Ethiopia for coffee beans as summer solstice money for their marine festivities. We hop off our boat and join the festivities with our driftwood drum, and that's it. We have a safe port we can visit when we sail far out. People who deserve opportunity should not be exploited. That includes gay people, that's all. What about at the bottom of Africa at Cape of Good Hope?
    Even though Thomas assigned the Penguin solidbody guitar to Ha, he numbered the Rgo redux guitars differently. Its first two numbers, 75, is Ha's century birth year 1975, which was also Gretsch's numbering. Thomas selected the 1950s to 1960s series for himself but lost interest after the Gretsch factories were refinanced for his other, non-Falcon guitars. When he dug into acoustatics, He went with Ha's Rgotek and moved his salary over to her ledger. Ha became legally responsible for the individual income of a two-star general. In turn, he was institutionally responsible for her safety.

    Ha would ultimately be responsible for at least one Falcoln, which was magically picked up by Richard ZK. If she needed to switch to a semi-hollow to fiddle in stereo (1967 White Falcon) for Rockabilly music, Thomas had arranged lutherie accommodations for her. Ha gave up on Jason's Falcoln folio and instead designed the Abbey Road Studio (Studiomatic) guitar, which Jason commissioned from her to hide Ha's acoustatics from Rammstein, partly as a joke to force Ha to work on music for sponsored musicians while he worked for company. She let Thomas commission her for the Abbey Road folio, which was more than only the Gretsch guitar. He spoke to her about his multi-million dollar purchases and plans he had for her in the recording studio. She was bored, because she performs better than sitting indoors. She tried not to show to Thomas she was too young to be out-Punked by him. Jack Guyker's leadership added to Ha's confidence.
    Thomas approved Jason's commission before nascent Rammstein arrived in DC. He approved Ha's Rumble pickups in 1993 after Rammstein left, but Jason put Ha's revival innovations away, treating Gretsch like an institutionalized library. Gretsch did open their own museum library^[1] in Georgia in 2021, and they finally validated Rgo's long-term investment with the production model of Abbey Road Studiomatic, released in late 2025. When Jason agreed to commission the red studio guitar, he rescinded the concept of a phantom quantum shift. She liked his quantum of friendship, voilá, she said. “Only time will tell” was the mantra by Gibson. There was a different mantra, like an unsolved Rubik's cube, when Fender was leading Gibson through Rgo, that there was still life where there was music. Would life be greater than warfare, or is it destined for slavery?

Jason and the quantum of brute strength with his Rubik's cube



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