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The Streets of New York
New York, New York
2:45pm, Late Spring 2003
While they're in the car, Leonard is quite busy, getting all of his gear in order. He has taken a place in the back seat fOr this ride, to have more room to open his bags.
After a few blocks of rush hour, Leonard was done stashing all of his 'security risk' equipment in his range pack, which he wouldn't need to have on hand during the flight. He looks up to see where they are and notices the airman's frustration.
"So, you're not from 'round here, I gather? It can be pretty tough to get through. I think we should just about make it on time, though." The words are a bit rough, Leonard has been used to the traffic for so long that he can't really take pity on those who get worked up over it. Still, he's trying to put some empathy in his voice, trying to ease the airman.
There's something in the scale for him, too. I bet his sup's won't be too pleased if I miss my flight. I'd probably be nervous as well. At that, Leonard smiles to himself, being just the slightest amused at the airman's inability to handle gridlock.
As they pull up in the no-parking space, Leonard sees the same look of embarresment on the airman's face.
"Hey, don't worry about it. The army pays, right? You're just doing your job, which is getting me on that plane. Oh, by the way, I packed a firearm and a knife in my range pack, though that shouldn't be a problem on the flight. Let me do the talking if they're giving me a hard time. Ok, let's move."
Leonard exists the car and swings one bag over his shoulder. His range pack he gives to the airmen, so he'll have his hands free to handle documents. He waits for the airman to lock the car and then hurries into the departures hall.
New York, New York
2:45pm, Late Spring 2003
While they're in the car, Leonard is quite busy, getting all of his gear in order. He has taken a place in the back seat fOr this ride, to have more room to open his bags.
After a few blocks of rush hour, Leonard was done stashing all of his 'security risk' equipment in his range pack, which he wouldn't need to have on hand during the flight. He looks up to see where they are and notices the airman's frustration.
"So, you're not from 'round here, I gather? It can be pretty tough to get through. I think we should just about make it on time, though." The words are a bit rough, Leonard has been used to the traffic for so long that he can't really take pity on those who get worked up over it. Still, he's trying to put some empathy in his voice, trying to ease the airman.
There's something in the scale for him, too. I bet his sup's won't be too pleased if I miss my flight. I'd probably be nervous as well. At that, Leonard smiles to himself, being just the slightest amused at the airman's inability to handle gridlock.
As they pull up in the no-parking space, Leonard sees the same look of embarresment on the airman's face.
"Hey, don't worry about it. The army pays, right? You're just doing your job, which is getting me on that plane. Oh, by the way, I packed a firearm and a knife in my range pack, though that shouldn't be a problem on the flight. Let me do the talking if they're giving me a hard time. Ok, let's move."
Leonard exists the car and swings one bag over his shoulder. His range pack he gives to the airmen, so he'll have his hands free to handle documents. He waits for the airman to lock the car and then hurries into the departures hall.
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