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Cracking gum and cracking wise. Often with a ''very'' nasal voice, usually with a Joisey or Brooklyn accent.
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Cracking gum and cracking wise. Often with a ''very'' nasal voice, usually with a Joisey or Brooklyn New York City accent.
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* Moneypenny from the [[Film/JamesBond James Bond movies]]. She only fits the "cracking wise" personality though.
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* Moneypenny from the [[Film/JamesBond James Bond movies]].''Film/JamesBond'' films (the Creator/LoisMaxwell, Creator/SamanthaBond and Creator/NaomieHarris incarnations mostly, Creator/CarolineBliss didn't have enough screentime to develop much sass). She only fits the "cracking wise" personality though.
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* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' Riza Hawkeye is technically a Sassy Adjutant, as Roy Mustang's administrative assistant Riza is a ServileSnarker on top of her bodyguarding role. Without her around, the paperwork tends to pile up in the office.
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* The Viscount of Kirkwall in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' (and the ''Trespasser'' DLC of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'') has Seneschal Bran, who is a male version of this trope. He functions as a secretary and personal assistant, and although he more or less reins in the sass when dealing with his boss, he delivers it in spades to everyone else, including the player characters.
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.
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* In the first dream world of ''VideoGame/{{Obsidian}}'', the first [[TvHeadRobot Vidbot]] you meet is this, exaggerated to the point that she's as much of an ObstructiveBureaucrat as every other employee. [[spoiler: When you start breaking the Bureau's rules at the end of the level, you get to literally walk over her in the process.]]
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character has a PDA with a "female" AI called Zelda that emulates one of these. She snarks at him whenever he does something stupid (like trying to operate his fingerprinter without opening it), and sometimes makes sarcastic quips to him about the information he reads or the people he's interrogating.
* Barbara Stiles in ''VideoGame/{{Scratches}}'' is your secretary, who plays around with you a bit when you first call her. She also has a knack for studying languages.
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character has a PDA with a "female" AI called Zelda that emulates one of these. She snarks at him whenever he does something stupid (like trying to operate his fingerprinter without opening it), and sometimes makes sarcastic quips to him about the information he reads or the people he's interrogating.
* Barbara Stiles in ''VideoGame/{{Scratches}}'' is your secretary, who plays around with you a bit when you first call her. She also has a knack for studying languages.
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.
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* In ''VideoGame/HiFiRush'' has the first dream world of ''VideoGame/{{Obsidian}}'', the first [[TvHeadRobot Vidbot]] you meet is this, exaggerated [=LU-C1LLE=] model robots, which were produced before current CEO Kale Vandelay came in charge and tend to the point be quite grumpy. A conversation that she's as much of an ObstructiveBureaucrat as every other employee. [[spoiler: When you start breaking Chai can have at one while infiltrating the Bureau's rules at Research & Development division has her state that a brief acknowledgement of his existence is the end of the level, you closest he's going to get to literally walk over her in the process.]]
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character hasa PDA with a "female" AI called Zelda that emulates one of these. She snarks at him whenever he does something stupid (like trying to operate his fingerprinter without opening it), proper greeting from her, and sometimes makes she replies to Chai's sarcastic quips to him about the information he reads or the people he's interrogating.
* Barbara Stiles in ''VideoGame/{{Scratches}}'' is your secretary, who plays around"thanks for nothing" with you a bit when you first call her. She also has a knack for studying languages.
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.an equally-sarcastic "you're welcome".
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character has
* Barbara Stiles in ''VideoGame/{{Scratches}}'' is your secretary, who plays around
* Mallory from ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' is a good example; often taking the wind out of Roman's sails when he tries to boast or scheme.
* ''VideoGame/NeonWhite'' has Gabby, the angelic secretary at Heaven Central Authority. She has a thick Minnesotan accent, and is sharp-tongued, sarcastic, and fond of playing pranks.
* In the first dream world of ''VideoGame/{{Obsidian}}'', the first [[TvHeadRobot Vidbot]] you meet is this, exaggerated to the point that she's as much of an ObstructiveBureaucrat as every other employee. [[spoiler:When you start breaking the Bureau's rules at the end of the level, you get to literally walk over her in the process.]]
* In the first dream world of ''VideoGame/{{Obsidian}}'', the first [[TvHeadRobot Vidbot]] you meet is this, exaggerated to the point that she's as much of an ObstructiveBureaucrat as every other employee. [[spoiler:When you start breaking the Bureau's rules at the end of the level, you get to literally walk over her in the process.]]
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* The Viscount of Kirkwall in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' (and the ''Trespasser'' DLC of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'') has Seneschal Bran, who is a male version of this trope. He functions as a secretary and personal assistant, and although he more or less reins in the sass when dealing with his boss, he delivers it in spades to everyone else, including the player characters.
* ''VideoGame/NeonWhite'' has Gabby, the angelic secretary at Heaven Central Authority. She has a thick Minnesotan accent, and is sharp-tongued, sarcastic, and fond of playing pranks.
* ''VideoGame/NeonWhite'' has Gabby, the angelic secretary at Heaven Central Authority. She has a thick Minnesotan accent, and is sharp-tongued, sarcastic, and fond of playing pranks.
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* The Viscount of Kirkwall Barbara Stiles in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' (and the ''Trespasser'' DLC of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'') has Seneschal Bran, ''VideoGame/{{Scratches}}'' is your secretary, who is plays around with you a male version of this trope. He functions as a secretary and personal assistant, and although he more or less reins in the sass bit when dealing with his boss, he delivers it in spades to everyone else, including the player characters.
* ''VideoGame/NeonWhite'' has Gabby, the angelic secretary at Heaven Central Authority.you first call her. She also has a thick Minnesotan accent, knack for studying languages.
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character has a PDA with a "female" AI called Zelda that emulates one of these. She snarks at him whenever he does something stupid (like trying to operate his fingerprinter without opening it), andis sharp-tongued, sarcastic, and fond of playing pranks.sometimes makes sarcastic quips to him about the information he reads or the people he's interrogating.
* ''VideoGame/NeonWhite'' has Gabby, the angelic secretary at Heaven Central Authority.
* In ''VideoGame/TheSpaceBar'', the main character has a PDA with a "female" AI called Zelda that emulates one of these. She snarks at him whenever he does something stupid (like trying to operate his fingerprinter without opening it), and
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* In ''Film/LadyOnATrain'', Miss Fletcher is Wayne Morgan's secretary. She does not think very much of his writing and is not afraid to tell him so in a Deadpansnarker fashion. When he tells her to take the latest chapters and type them up, she replies "Did you say 'tear them up'?"
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* In ''Film/LadyOnATrain'', Miss Fletcher is Wayne Morgan's secretary. She does not think very much of his writing and is not afraid to tell him so in a Deadpansnarker DeadpanSnarker fashion. When he tells her to take the latest chapters and type them up, she replies "Did you say 'tear them up'?"
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* In ''Film/LadyOnATrain'', Miss Fletcher is Wayne Morgan's secretary. She does not think very much of his writing and is not afraid to tell him so in a Deadpansnarker fashion. When he tells her to take the latest chapters and type them up, she replies "Did you say 'tear them up'?"
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* Given that she already has a thick Jersey accent and snarky personality, Yolanda the Rat naturally assumes this role in ''Series/TheMuppets2015''.
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* Given that she already has a thick Jersey accent and snarky personality, Yolanda the Rat naturally assumes this role in ''Series/TheMuppets2015''.
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* She's a travel agent rather than a secretary, but [[PunnyName Shirley Eugest]] from the deluxe edition of ''VideoGame/WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego'' fills the same role as she can often be seen gossiping with a friend on the phone and cracking jokes as she books your next flight.
