Audience: Stephanie

[gatonina]

Comments

[gatonina]

What do you mean?

[vigilantics]

There was a ouija board, and if you used it, you apparently spoke to the bus? It sounded like it was having an existential crisis.

[gatonina]

Oh... Poor bus... Must've been as stressed out as we are...

[vigilantics]

I sort of told it I'd try to help, but...

[ she

is not sure where to start ]

[gatonina]

...The bus will be okay. I think, whatever worried them, will be fixed along whatever brought you guys to our doorstep.

[vigilantics]

... that's good.

[ she still seems a little worried, but ]

Were there any others? Or we're the only one that went off course?

[gatonina]

You were the only ones on that bus, remember?

[vigilantics]

No, I mean, are there any other buses full of people who got dumped at some camp?

[gatonina]

Why would I know if something like that happened at another camp?

[vigilantics]

Maybe you should upgrade your camp network?

[gatonina]

Will you chip in to help us afford upgrade?

[vigilantics]

I am so broke, dude.

[gatonina]

Ugh. There go our dreams of upgrading our network, I guess.

[vigilantics]

There are definitely a bunch of trust fund babies here, you know. Go to them.

[gatonina]

Oooh, any recommendations?

[vigilantics]

[ immediately: ]

Dick.

[gatonina]

Is he in the market for three sugar babies?

[vigilantics]

[ she nods her head. ]

Yes. Absolutely.

[gatonina]

Neat! I'll be sure to tell him Stephanie Brown gave us the tip.

[vigilantics]

[ she lifts both her hands up ]

I require no credit.

[gatonina]

Oh, no. I have to spread the word of your good deed. The world must know.

[vigilantics]

I am used to working undercover.

[gatonina]

You're shy, I get it. You totes deserve the credit, though.

[vigilantics]

Credit goes against my. Religion.

[gatonina]

And that religion is...?