777 Cupboard Place
777 Cupboard Place, also known as Executives Place or Presidents Palace, is the official residence of the President of the USQ and his/her Cupboard. Built in 1870, it was built specifically for President Olivia Ehresman and her Cupboard, by the famous designer Steve Incluse, and put up by Incluse Industries. It stands today relatively unchanged, except for the renovations in 1925. It is a very famous attraction and landmark, located in Mechanicsburg, The Grassland Area, it gives tours on the weekend when all occupants are at The Grassland Executives Retreat in Beach Haven, Long Beach Island.
Occupants
The current occupants include President Kyle Lovestington and his family, including his wife Alexis Lovestington, and their son, Steven Lovestington. Other occupants include the entirety of President Lovestington's Cupboard, or advisory secretaries. These are the GTNEC of the USQ Steve Shamji, Secretary of State Stephen Parr, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Lauren Semmel, Secretary of Nature Daniel Stevenson, Secretary of Technology Randall Thompson, Secretary of Monuments David Uniman, Secretary of Transportation Alice Daughs, Secretary of Professions and Labor Paul Stroll, Secretary of Health Prathum Arikeri III, Secretary of Education Jason Evans, and Secretary of Infrastructure Tommy Stevenson. Their families also live in the building. It also takes a 117 person staff to run the building, however they do not live there.
Rooms
Some rooms to note are the bedrooms, 22 of them, for all the occupants. They are each custom designed for the occupant, for example the President's room has a section for communications with Congress, while the Secretary of State's room has many maps and a monitor for potential issues. There are also entertainment spaces in the house, including Flinchball and Roofball courts, along with a movie theater. Many work spaces are also available, such as The Executive CIC Bunker, The Yellow Room, The Announcement Room, The Green Room, and The Brown Room. Finally, there are functionality rooms, like bathrooms, kitchens, etc, and diplomatic rooms for guests, such as The Dining Room at 777 Cupboard Place, which is featured at the right, The Executive Foreign Meeting Room, and The Honorary Pen Room.
