Yeah. It's a problem.
He's made it decades without it, mind -- but seeing Sam Winchester with that thing that looks like a chrome file folder on speed, and seeing Sam use it, is enough to get him thinking.
If you can password-protect the shit out of what you're working on -- and that's possible, he knows, he just doesn't know how yet -- it's
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He nods to Bobby as he passes his booth and looks for a place to sit.
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"Tis that a prayer book o'some sort, sir?"
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Well. Odd.
"I guess it could be," Bobby says after a moment, "if you're into worshipping at the altar of capitalism. Or something like that. It's an advertisement."
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If he's not making an effort to conceal it, though, it leads to staring. And a desire to commentate.
Mostly he's fascinated by the pre-Pulse computers in the ads. So if 494 is sitting at a table nearby and peering at you, Bobby, it's nothing personal. It's just so very retro you can't not look.
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There's a couple of things worthy of investigation -- or at least that's what they look like -- in the Circuit City advertisement. Bobby puts it aside and moves on to the next one.
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An instant, and 494 is at the table, picking up the discarded ad.
"Are you done with that?" he asks, already flipping it open.
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Dry:
"Guess so."
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That look on her face could be welcoming.
Or just wary.
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Doesn't quite do a double-take.
"Jo?"
Beat. "I think you're in the wrong bar." Mild enough.
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Which, of course, changes things tremendously.
The booth seat across from him is claimed with an unceremonious plop.
"Few people here think thats much of a problem."
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"Yeah?" Raised eyebrows. "Who does?"
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