None. Diane, this is supervisory
deputy Bass. It's Bass.
Today's day I shouldn't be doing.
You're not on your twins anymore.
God, am I hurting. The trolls arrived last night.
I thanked them and we drank and drank some more.
Let's just say there were lots of drinks and there was
something green I have a vague memory of.
Oh, this just stop. So cold.
I'm just gonna chill my forehead on it for just a second.
Diane. Yeah, I know.
I'm not supposed to to never mind.
OK, Bass, come on, let's do this.
OK. Oh, that hurts.
OK. I don't think I've been this
hungover in like 15 years. Why is there foreign currency in
my boxers? Oh, and a note.
God, my eyes hurt so bad and I cannot focus.
OK. The station received our
international visitors from Norway.
It was a welcome reunion, just when everybody gave up all hope,
though they didn't. They somehow knew.
They knew that I was saying we we were still alive.
Those rowdy, obnoxious, contemptuous people.
They wouldn't give up. And I and I owe my life, my life
that I was ready to honey. Oh, you know what?
That's maybe not today. OK, Got to get through this with
the drug trafficking investigation.
Now I have resulted in arrests. My involvement is more or less
through. I can go back to focus on a
plane crash and station sabotage investigation.
Mr. Mctaggart, the Patsy who was threatened into helping handle
the shipments, has agreed to testify in exchange for full
immunity brokered by our resident demon lawyer.
That said, he went ahead and had him removed from the OPP
contract. He said it wasn't personal, but
given everything, it was just too much risk for the NSF to
have him continue on. God, he just started keeping
aspirin at my desk today. Diane, Right, Sydney.
Sydney. He said I should phase that out.
Phase this out. So today there are various
meetings, conferences with the trolls and station scientists to
keep them occupied for the most part.
I'm scheduled to continue interviewing my main 3 suspects
for the sabotage investigation. Don't want to go into much
detail but based on the SEAL court records I've taken a keen
interest in Mr. Chaz Wolford, Logistics worker.
Oh, and how could I have forgotten?
Today we say we have to say bye to Doctor Gustav van Zandt, our
good doctor and head of the Dark Sector lab is retiring.
Although our word around here is is more akin to being put out to
pasture. You know, he and I never really
got that close, so I can't say I'll miss him myself.
But since he was Kendra's boss, this does present a unique
opportunity for her. She told us a few months back
she was being Itis Vanzant's replacement in the Dark Scepter
love and division. I've spoken to her several times
about the offer and I honestly think she may take it after all.
She is no doubt a bit nervous, but she's absolutely ready for
it. Not to mention absolutely
qualified. Morning, Long man.
Not so loud, please, Zeke. Oh, I'm sorry, Long man.
You got a hangover, huh? I guess all that drinking,
wrestling and table dance you did last night.
That would figure. Table dancing.
Yeah. Zeke, please not so loud.
Oh, sorry. Sorry.
Yeah, sometimes I forget to use my indoor voice.
Yeah, you were doing some of that dance.
Didn't figure you for a lampshade on the head sort of
cat. Hey, who the hell is Gypsy Rose
Lee anyway? Please tell me I didn't.
Oh, don't worry, Bass. You know what?
Well, you know, Dave actually got a brand new Boss slogan out
of it. Free drinks with a table dance
and drop of pants. Well, that would explain the
foreign currency. You know what?
Damn what? What is that smell?
Oh, man. Oh, yeah.
Let me just take this here napkin off the top.
And since I knew you'd be hurting this morning, I figured
I'd bring you some breakfast. Oh, dear God, you.
You got to get out of here right now.
Oh, come on now. Just like Grandma Ma Bee used to
say, Zeke, ain't nothing a good breakfast can't fix now killing
me. I had lunch, lady.
I'll SWIP up your favorite breakfast.
Sausage gravy on butter biscuits, extra fat eggs,
Sunnyside up with the runny yolks.
Oh, oh, some of the gravy fat is mixing with the runny yolk bits.
It's kind of a jiggly mess, but you put some ketchup on it and
it's all good. Yeah, you Zeke.
Oh, man, now you know I don't mess this up.
This one is mine now. See, Kendra?
Well, she asked me just to give you his here cup of coffee,
extra black and some saltines. Said you'd be having a rough
morning. You having a bad morning there,
baby boy? I hate you so much.
Right. Trust me.
Oh man, had to get the rest of that hard hooch out your system
for you to get feeling better. It was good bacon, but you know
what? You dip that bacon in the
sausage gravy. Man, aren't you even bare gravy
shroll that slides down your throat?
I hope you suffer like you see that red light sit on my desk?
Push it. OK, just one moment and I'll.
Hey, do I smell Turkey gibbets over there?
You puking up? Well, you get all them gibbets
last night. Damn you.
Recording has commenced. I'm here.
What has your knickers in a knock win right?
And good morning to you as well, Agent.
Thank you, Mr. Kelly, Please ensure everything is ready for
my departure in the morning. Of course, Dr. Hello again,
Agent Fowler. Tomorrow morning I'll be
boarding AC130 flight to McMurdo and then to my home in Vermont
for a few days before flying to Stockholm.
Right, the Nobel Prize ceremony for the award they're making you
take credit for. We all have our burdens to
shoulder, agent. While proving the existence of
dark matter may not have been completely by my hand, there are
no shortage of my accomplishments which have gone
overlooked. I take solace in the fact that
any number of those endeavours are worthy of the honour I'll
have bestowed upon me. Whatever helps you get through
the date, Wayne, right? Is this honestly why you
summoned me? To act as your little Disney
cricket? To tell you what you're doing's
OK. What?
No. Don't be preposterous, Agent.
I'd rid myself of a conscious long ago, and even if it still
existed, I would never admit it. No, I summoned you as you just
put it to discuss operations while I'll be away for the next
month. Oh joy.
Please do contain your enthusiasm, Agent Fowler.
I submitted our weekly updates to Director Dante's on Atlas
results over the past month with Doctor Van Zandt departing today
and myself tomorrow will only be at 50% of the science staff.
I'm surprised you're not getting the Nobel for arithmetic.
Ah, Dryer civic width. Certainly nothing one would
expect from the British. As I was saying, I requested a
temporary stand in for Beauregard Law and research and
technology divisions, somebody with the appropriate skills set
and of course clearance. They should have somebody
identified in a few days and we will.
Probably already took care of it.
I beg your pardon? It's taken care of.
Look, Wayne Wright, when I was assigned to safeguard this Atlas
project and everything comprising it, I did so knowing
it would be a massive undertaking.
If there's anything, and I do mean anything, that might hinder
or unpack the project, trust that I knew about it before you
became remotely aware. Once I heard the Nobel committee
announced you as one of its years winners, I sent an
encrypted message back asking for backfill while you'd be out.
Very specific backfill, not only somebody already read into the
program, but someone who was on the original design and
initiation team. Yes, All right, Yes.
Wait, how on earth did you arrange this?
This cannot be correct. They retired from Bogart Lowing
and the projects 10 years ago left the private sector for
academia. If I remember correctly, they
agreed to. How did.
You, if you'd shot your garb for two seconds, I'd explain.
Placing one scientist with another already familiar with
Atlas is routine. Replacing that same scientist
with another who is not familiar, like your Doctor
Jennings, is not routine in the least.
Doing so whilst at the same time arranging for them to be read in
and finding someone, even temporarily, who can oversee
that introductory process and act as a fill for a short time
while also able to run the station as a whole.
Well that takes somebody not only intelligent, witty, but
somebody who has the proper connections, not to mention able
to arrange it all in under 12 hours.
Yes, yes, I'm sure you're quite proud of your administrative
accomplishments. That doesn't answer nothing to.
Can turn yourself over Wainwright.
The plane is arriving this evening.
It will be the same one transporting you off station
tomorrow morning after refuelling and flight checks.
I'll be at PAX terminal when they arrive to ensure everything
goes swimmingly and to plan. The next set of tests are to
begin in two days from now. The event window will be opened
with the potential for in depth around 20 Tev.
Dr. Jovak will be monitoring for any sign.
Even though I filed my protest with Director Dantes of running
additional during my absence, The fact that my temporary
replacement literally wrote the book despite familiar relations,
the project cannot suffer from my absence even though I fully
expect productivity and results will not be as persistent
without my immediate governance. Despite your sense of self
importance to the project, I'm here to make sure everything
proceeds on schedule. You have no idea how little that
means to me or how reassured I am not.
Has anybody even approached Dr. Jennings to ascertain her
interest in taking over the lead for Gustav?
Well, that's another reason why we have one of the original
initiation team flying down Wainwright.
Normally you'd gauge the interested competency ensuring
Dr. Jennings would be a value add.
With you not being here, this propellerhead will be able to
explain all the scientific bits and bobs you lot work on.
I suppose, as I'll be off receiving the highest scientific
laurels and recognition, this is a reasonable secondary plan, or
all the security precautions in place given the presence of the
Norwegians. Yes, Wainwright, I know how to
do my job now. If your ego and apprehension
have both been fed, I have more of my job to perform.
Yes, by all means, you may go now.
The fucking wanker. Recording has concluded.
Dehydrated sweetie hangovers down here, nothing to fool with.
They're more intense both in a desert environment and at this
altitude. Sitting in the greenhouse with
the relative humidity in the air was a great thought, but this
will help your head and body fast.
Don't know if it's all the water, it's been an hour in the
greenhouse earlier or just having you here, but I am
feeling better already. Just just promise me you'll go
easy on the drinking tonight, please.
Oh, after everything this morning I have 0 intention of
enjoying anything more than a sip of champagne for the evening
toast. How late did you all stay up
last night? You mean this morning?
What time did you turn in? 11:00 PM.
Reno said he needed to lock up the bar and clean up.
You and the trolls paid for a few bottles and the last thing I
saw you were all heading to the B1 lounge.
I have no memory of any of that. By 10, Zeke and I convinced you
to hand over your sidearm again since you were getting really
into the evening. Zeke went to your berth and put
it in the desk safe and came back.
And that was right around the time you were serenading me
badly. Oh.
Please no, tell me I didn't. Oh, you did.
You grabbed the karaoke mic, got up on stage and belted out the
best version of Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin.
Oh, I'm so embarrassed. Don't be.
It was so cute to see you let your guard down for once.
It was wonderful for me to see that side of you.
Because of me. I'm still embarrassed.
At least you were singing to me as opposed to Zeke.
Yeah, point taken. What is in this water?
It tastes kind of chalky. Oh that's electrolyte powder.
It will help with rehydration. OK.
And what's with the IV again? Got you on D5 half normal saline
with 20 KCL at 100 CCS per hour. Water is great but it has to go
through your digestive system first.
This goes directly into your bloodstream.
Should get you right as rain and the quarter of a time.
Thanks for this, Doc Ambrose. You're welcome.
Then that's Hinder. I think he's really starting to
like me. Hey, aren't you supposed to be
working now? I'm exactly where I need to be,
snuggling with my boyfriend while he's under the weather and
helping him get back on the mend.
Oh, don't get me wrong, I love having you here.
It's just with the trolls on station and everybody putting on
their best faces. I don't want you to get in
trouble. Yes, the last thing I need is
for my boss to find out I'm not at my desk.
Oh wait, Gustav left the station already?
Yeah, and bossless for a few days.
Has the NSF made the official offer to you on taking over Van
Zandt's position on the Dark Sector Lab?
Not officially there. I don't know, It's odd really.
From everything I've been hearing the last few months, I'm
the early favorite to replace him.
But. But there hasn't been anything
official sent. I mean, technically this just
means the DSL lab will be under Doctor Jovak as the station's
lead scientist until the new division head is named, but I
just don't ever recall there being a gap in leadership like
this before on any program. You think you'll take it though
when the official offer gets made.
I think it's more if than when, sweetie.
OK, I stand by what I said. When they offer it, will you
accept it? If it's offered, yes I'd accept
it. I mean it's going to be a lot
more responsibility, more hours I'll actually be supervising
people, have to fill out grant reports, attend division head
meetings. Hey should be freaking out about
this like stammering and having anxiety both up but actually I'm
OK. Well, that just tells me that
not only are you confident in your own ability to do the job,
but any sense of trepidation or concern doesn't exist.
No, no, it's it's there. I promise you I have concerns
but not used to this. I had no doubt you'd get here.
Baby. Step sweetheart, baby.
Step. You're embarrassing me.
Stop. Please.
So what's on your agenda today? Today.
Informal lunch session with the trolls to discuss station events
over the last year. I'll probably just be eating a
salad as I imagine it's the only thing I'll be able to keep down.
I got to help Zeke after that with reinforcing the galley to
prevent any unnecessary damage from the inevitable wrestling
that will break out. Get showered and dressed for the
reception 1800, dinner at the head table at 1900 and then bed
at 2200. Their fly back to Troll 2
station departs at O 300 so it's going to be an early night.
Say you want to attend with me. And who says you never Take Me
Out anywhere? Of course I'll come with you.
But as my date, as my girlfriend, not just a scientist
that I am escorting. Yes, sweetie, I got that marked.
OK, I just wanted to make sure because last year after
escorting Dr. Mckendrick to the reception.
The trolls had some crazy idea that she was my date and I had
to set them straight. You and Elena.
Oh, she'd have chewed you up and spit you out.
And I can assure you I had no interest in a potential suspect,
attractive or otherwise. So you did find her attractive,
no? No, no, I mean, OK, look, yes,
she is an attractive woman, but I wasn't really interested in
her at all. And like I said, she was a
suspect in ongoing murder investigation.
At the time, wasn't I also a suspect in that same murder?
Investigation. You found me attractive and that
didn't seem to stop you coming accordingly.
Well, that. Could see that there was a
difference between. Mm Hmm.
Just how exactly? For that matter, why didn't you
escort me that? Evening.
Well, because I don't even remember seeing you at the
reception or at the dinner either.
Well, I'm sure it was because Helena had you so.
Distracted. You know what?
I am not answering any more questions without my lawyer
present. Oh my God, I seriously had you
there for a. Moment.
The heck you did. You did not.
Did too. I had you squirming.
You did not have me squirting. I am dehydrated and my head is
still, you know, woo and swimming that that's all.
Oh sure, just swimming around there.
You know how much I love you, right?
I have the basic idea, yeah. OK now I'm going to throw up.
No kissing in my ER people. No spreading germs or your grade
school cooties in here. You'll contaminate the field
telling you he likes me now. So pick you up at 1745 for the
reception. Make it 1730 because we need to
do an investigation on grade school cooties.
Beth, hello again, my friend. Doctor Nibo, nice to see you as
well. Bass, last night you promised us
no more titles. You are what?
Familiar. What?
Brud Now you promised to marry your Mr. Kelly off to me last
night. Some bells cannot be taken back.
I did what? Oh, I'm sorry, Bass.
Your best friend Ezekiel said we should all make up stories about
you drinking last night. I thought I could keep a better,
How do you say poker face. I see.
I'm going to have to have a chat with Chief Bustamante.
I've been hearing stories all day of things I did while
drinking. I didn't realize there was a
coordinated plot to exaggerate events it.
Was it's a funny joke? Your friend was right seeing you
like that last night. We were seeing the real you.
Plus, let me tell you this with no joking.
You, Deputy Marshall Bass Marlow, must have some Norwegian
in your blood. You drink like you love, you
love like you live. Your heart will melt and the
ice, your spirit will not be contained.
Is that a Norwegian saying? I think it loses a lot in
translation. I disagree.
It's as beautiful as the woman who relays it, for if she were
the son, all who looked upon her beauty would go blind.
And you, Beth, are full of shit bass.
May I speak in confidence with you now?
Absolutely. What is said stays with us.
Bass My government, they are worried about the position your
president has taken, not just externally but in regard to
Antarctica. In all candor, many of us are as
well. What does this mean?
Candor. Oh, in all honesty.
Thank you for explaining. Doctor, I beg your pardon,
Eastland. Neither of our countries are
strangest to international politics.
Over the last few years, our president has opted to take what
many Americans have viewed as more of an isolationist approach
to world events. It wasn't the last few months
that his policy started to become uncomfortably xenophobic.
His focus was on our usual boogeyman.
Boogerman. I mean villains, villains on our
country's previous cultural villains, Russia, China, Iran.
Diplomatic relations have become strained or are now non existent
in relation to Iran. In the last six months we've
seen the list grow to other nations we had contentious
relations with. There's a lot of fear.
That soon, friends and longtime allies of the US will be added
to the list. Precisely.
This is our fear as well, Baz. The relationship we and many
others have with the US will be damaged.
The sense of international corporation is felt no more
intensely than here on the ice Troll.
Scott, Concordia, Casey, All stations worry about the long
term impact these decisions will have.
I have to admit, President Campbell's actions restricting
foreign access to US maintained stations conflicts with portions
of the Antarctic Treaty we signed, Mr. Kelly said.
It's Article 7. Free and open inspection of any
station in Antarctica. We are nervous on what may
happen if the United States rejects a foreign inspection
party from another nation. You said we.
I sense you're not referencing the other scientists.
I mean, we to say the other international collections of
research stations, Argentina, New Zealand, France, the UK
ourselves, the United States withdrawing or even worse, to
contemplate being ejected from the Treaty, has all the other
treaty members on edge. Yeah, I admit it's not something
I want to see happen, but at most we'd have to pack up and
leave the continent. I suspect work from the other
nations would, I'm sure, continue.
I believe you undervalue the role you Americans play here.
Seven nations, my own included, have historical claims going
back to the 20th century inside of Antarctica.
After the treaty was signed, IS put a halt on all claims.
It said no one claim was acknowledged or denied, that
existing claims could not be added to or reduced.
In essence, it helped pause countries trying to expand their
territory. Even absent the treaty, America
refused to acknowledge a single territorial claim from anyone,
even close allies, and on top of this refused to claim any land
for themselves. I I wasn't aware of the history.
Scientifically, your nation has been on the forefront of some
wonderful and innovative discoveries over the last 100
years, also many which are frightening.
America has been a cornerstone that.
Lean. The sticky stuff that holds.
Glue. Yes, thank you.
Yes, the glue. America has been the glue that
helped keep the treaty going for so long and with little to no
disagreements until recently. Russia's recent and regional
actions caused the rest of us to suspend scientific corporation
on the continent. The worst kept secrets is China
looking to establish a covert military presence on
inexpressible island 200 miles from your McMurdo Station.
Should America formally withdraw or if they reversed policies and
formalize their own claim? So you're saying?
I'm only speculating, hypothesizing.
Were there to be a fractioning of the Treaty, especially one
caused by or in reaction to policies of your current
administration, the outcome would be extremely worrisome.
No, no, no, no. Doctor Jennings mustn't go
bumping, bumping into things. I don't think my hips can take
it. I'm going to hand hand you off
to your your boyfriend here, your high heels and lovely away
from it. I really thought he and Zeke
were an. Idol, thank you.
Here you two are. Sweetie, Weren't you going to
introduce us? I absolutely was a Doctor Naibo.
Dr. Jovak, I believe you already know, but may I introduce Doctor
Kendra Jennings, cosmologist and physicist, Dark sector lab and
she is also my girlfriend. Doctor Jennings.
This is Doctor Eastland Naibo, climatologist and lead
researcher on Troll 2 station. Doctor, doctor, doctor.
Doctor. Doctor.
Wow, that actually happens.
Well, now that I have properly escorted Dr. Jennings over to in
Your Safe Hands, I I need to head back over to the charades
game. Do you know that Kenan can kiss
my bedonkadonk? He's using Tyler Perry movies.
I know every one of them by heart, Young man.
Error. Well, anyway, welcome back to
Amit and Scott Dr. and may I also say it's wonderful to be
able to thank you in person for saving bass last season.
And I'm sorry we weren't able to chat last night at your arrival.
It was our pleasure to help the Ice Sheriff and others.
I must say I do appreciate your earrings this evening.
Oh, thank you, I didn't expect you to have so many formal
events on station, but I did pack a few pieces here and there
in a dress or two just in case. Have you by any chance had the
opportunity to review the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change's report this year?
That was part of Working Group Two.
We published our findings in February of this year to the
IPCC. I'm impressed that we.
Captured the interest of a physicist.
Oh, I'm absolutely fascinated with the subject.
I firmly believe that the updated data from AR5 to AR-6
and using the single model initial condition large
ensembles have improved our understanding of the impact of
internal variability on forced changes.
And I'm quite fond of the AR15 myself.
It's a, it's a rifle. I I sure.
Oh, sweetie, I'm sorry. Why don't you run and get me a
plate while Doctor Nibo and I talk?
You know, scientist stuff. We wouldn't want to bore you.
Yeah, OK. I I guess.
I'm sorry I'm forgetting my manners.
Dr. Nibo. Can I have him get anything for
you as well? Oh y'all, absolutely.
Another glass of champagne please.
Oh, and one of those hot dogs in the pastry wrap, please.
Pigs in a blanket? Sure.
Coming up, if you doctors will excuse me, I'll be right back
with your orders. Thank you guys.
So. Much.
His jokes are nowhere near as funny as he thinks, so just
laugh politely. He doesn't understand English.
So, Doctor Wainwright, will you have the time to see any sights
in Sweden after receiving the award in Stockholm?
Oh, unfortunately, no. The Nobel committee has all the
winners set up for interviews over the weekend and afterwards
I'm set to return back here to the station.
That is a shame. It is very beautiful this time
of year. I think you would enjoy it very
much. How long have you been on the
ice, Iceland? Five years.
I'll be departing at the end of the summer season to spend nine
months back at home and then return for a few years more.
I wouldn't be telling the whole truth if I said I wasn't
excited. Excuse the interruption,
doctors. Agent Fowler Flight 112 is about
to land. You're being requested at PAX
Terminal. As exciting as all this is, duty
calls. Don't bother getting up
Marshmallow. I wasn't going to.
Yeah, that's a burn. Well, doctors, as like you, I
have an early flight out tomorrow morning.
I regrettably must bid you all a pleasant evening.
A doctor. Doctor.
Doctor, doctor, doctor. First time seeing this long man.
No, I actually saw it early this evening.
I thought, you know, just on TV. No, we're doing this all the
time. It's why their conference calls
last five minutes longer than necessary.
Doctor. Doctor.
Doctor, Doctor. Sweetie, thank you so much for
this evening. I absolutely adore the trolls.
They're so full of life. They live like every day could
be their last. They are a lively bunch, that's
for sure. I just, I can't imagine all the
things I've missed. Well like before I started
working on my social anxiety disorder, All the experiences,
the zest for life they have. It's intoxicating.
Speaking of. Wow, piss posh.
I'm just buzzed. I'm nowhere near New Year's Eve
drunk. Besides, I have a very charming
and loving chaperone who will see me safely back to my.
Oh, absolutely. And make sure I'm all tucked
into bed. Yes, that too.
The Doctor Nourbrenner is giving me the thumbs up and winking.
I think he may know more English than Eastland is aware of.
No man, you only had half a glass all night.
But it seems like I need to catch up, yes?
What? Oh crap.
The bubbles are tickling my nose.
What are you looking at? Oh, it's -100.
This may be the last time we're able to visit for a while.
Certainly, Ice Sheriff, you wouldn't deny us the
opportunity, not after everything we've been through.
Damn, they know you do well man. Once again, we would love to end
this evening with the excitement of the 300 Club.
Oh Kendra, please, you must join us.
Well, now, actually, doctors, I'm not so sure.
I'm sure I can speak for myself here.
Yes, I've never participated before in all the time I've been
here. I would love to join you.
Oh, wonderful. I'll call your doctor Ambrose
and let him know to meet us in the sauna again. 15 minutes.
OK, we'll see you there. Oh, I love her.
She's like Misy. OK sweetie, I in no way in
trying to imply I should have a say in what you should or
shouldn't do as it pertains to your own body, but as somebody
who cares deeply for you, I do want to check to make sure this
is you talking and not the alcohol.
Hydrogen, helium, lithium. Actually, you're an officer of
the law. Let's do it this way.
ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBAI think I'm clear headed enough.
OK, that checks out, but I'm sure then you won't mind if I
join you. Well, that was implied, sweetie.
I'm actually going to go tell my teams they can stand down for
the night. Looks like we may go instant
free for the first time during a troll visit.
Damn, recording has commenced. The two weeks you're here on
station, we have you on the A pod berths.
I want to see the data results for the last experiment Lawrence
ran tomorrow morning. I'm also anxious to see the
laboratory itself and determine just how much had I come in for,
given the modifications I've been told were made to my work.
Easily done. Joe Vaclen Wrens will meet you
in the morning inside the lab. The news of your stay and
oversight of the station will be made during the morning station
announcements. What is the name of the overly
optimistic little man who runs operations again?
That would be Kelly Thomas Kelly.
Have him report to my office at 8:00 AM.
Can't expect you to be at my side the entire time.
I'll have him start working on improving things at this.
Why are there naked people running around like primates
outside? Station activity, They call it
the 300 Club. When the outside temperatures
reach -100 they sit in a sauna at 200 and then run outside.
And Lawrence permits this foolishness.
Apparently so. Hi, Robert.
Hi. Oh, what's up?
Come on, abductors, back in the sauna so I can check everybody's
vitals. I'll be there as soon as the
last two get in here. This is the station's chief
medical doctor, Julianne Ambrose.
Always a pleasure to meet new people, but if you'll pardon me
for now, I need to ensure these two ignoramuses get back inside
before reason. Oh.
My. God that was a rush.
Oh, my endorphin levels are through the ceiling now.
All right, you two, it was on immediately.
I'm sure our guests here have more pressing things.
Mother. Shit.
Hello Kendra, I see you've made progress with your social
anxiety. What?
Why are it?
What? If it's, I'm excited to meet
you, Professor Jennings. Yes, young man, I believe we all
are witness to your excitement. You seem to be going grey all
over Marshmallow. Introductions later, sauna now
people. Seriously, every year I go
through my routine but none of these morons listen to me.
I'm just a medical doctor recognized in my field. 4
handicap and six different. Departments, obviously nobody
was notified to expect my arrival other than you.
Yes, I do believe that is the case, Professor.
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