SCP-020-PIG
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Item #: SCP-020-PIG

Object Class: Thaumiel

Special Containment Procedures: Foundation guards are to be stationed in a perimeter around SCP-020-PIG. Any unauthorized individuals approaching SCP-020-PIG are to be apprehended and questioned.

Once a month, a stationed guard is to collect the revenue from SCP-020-PIG's town hall.

Should SCP-020-PIG experience a deficit, the SCP Foundation must supply it with raw materials until it is self-sustaining.

Description: SCP-020-PIG refers to a town in New Jersey, United States.

SCP-020-PIG houses a population of approximately 10,000 people and resembles a standard American suburban town. One key difference, however, is that every single residential home within SCP-020-PIG looks the same. Other kinds of buildings, such as commercial buildings and town services, also look the same as others in their category.

Residents of SCP-020-PIG follow the same routine every single day. Moving a resident to another location doesn't change their routine, but they will walk into walls and off ledges as they attempt to complete it.

SCP-020-PIG's residents do business in 24-carat gold bars which slowly accumulate within SCP-020-PIG's town hall. Unlike other buildings, the town hall is empty. Within the town hall is an office for Mr. Royer, but he has never been seen within SCP-020-PIG. On his desk was a note addressed to the Foundation, however. (See Addendum 1)

Addendum 1:

The following is a digital recreation of the note left on Mr. Royer's desk within SCP-020-PIG's town hall.

Dear SCP Foundation,

I hope this letter finds you well.

I know this town may concern you, but nobody is here that doesn't want to be.

I had some empty land that needed to be developed so I thought it would benefit both your organization and my interests to create an unlimited revenue source. Don't worry about saving some gold for me, I have my ways of retrieving it.

Keep fighting the good fight,

Mr. Royer

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