Joshua Donovan (
damncompass) wrote2013-07-24 07:20 pm
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OOM: July 2012: Univille, South Dakota/ New York, New York
It's been a rather boring week, if it comes down to it. Well, until this morning. He was awoken by Artie yelling up the stairs at Pete, followed by the requisite grumbling, stomping, and showering before they both left for parts unknown. Helena wandered off to do some inventory, and he went to his lab.
He'd tried to work on his latest Artifact lead, but all he got was a not exactly comforting hallucination of Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo in his lab. One goo bath and an actual shower later, he decided to go hang out in the office with Claudia.
Pulling up his latest internet obession: Who Wants to be a Cooking Star?, he curled up in a chair and lost himself in the absurdity of it all, until something that had been bothering him for a while finally sunk in.
"Hey, Claudia? Can you come look at this for a moment? I think I might've found an Artifact."
He'd tried to work on his latest Artifact lead, but all he got was a not exactly comforting hallucination of Napoleon and the battle of Waterloo in his lab. One goo bath and an actual shower later, he decided to go hang out in the office with Claudia.
Pulling up his latest internet obession: Who Wants to be a Cooking Star?, he curled up in a chair and lost himself in the absurdity of it all, until something that had been bothering him for a while finally sunk in.
"Hey, Claudia? Can you come look at this for a moment? I think I might've found an Artifact."

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But she's laughing, a little, as she follows him and puts her stuff in the car.
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The drive is uneventful, as is the security checkpoint (largely because there's a Warehouse consultant at the airport, thank god). When they're on the plane, Claudia digs into Joshua's bag and pulls out his Farnsworth. (Hey, one way to keep her from taking it apart is to have her looking at it in a confined space.)
"...huh. You've got an extra frequency, Kenneth."
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Claudia raises an eyebrow. "And why do I have a feeling not just anyone can call him whenever they damn well please?"
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She closes the Farnsworth and puts it back in Joshua's bag.
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Seriously, Joshua. It's tech she wants to play with anyway and you expect her not to be fascinated?
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But at least it means he doesn't fight her for the window seat.
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Seriously. No really seriously.
"Go ahead and watch stuff. I'll give you a prod when we're landing."
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She pokes him through landings, and then they're at JFK.
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Eventually, they get out in to the main part of the airport. "Ok, so I totally haven't made any sort of reservations. This could be a problem."
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It's just a question of whether it's one they'll want to stay in.
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Artie gets the cheapest rooms, but even he doesn't stoop to Super 8s or anything.
"Well, if you can buy a Corvette outright I think you can handle Manhattan hotel prices."
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He grabs the suitcases and hails a cab. "Plaza Hotel, please."
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