JH: Alright, call me as soon as you learn anything new. Take care over there, Katniss.

KE: I will, Joe. You, too.

KE: I won't forget. I'd better get to the case. I'll check back with you in a bit.

JH: Alright, call me as soon as you learn anything new. Take care over there, Katniss.

KE: Would either of you happen to know much about storm chasing?

FH: Unfortunately not much more than the next guy on the street. But to me it sounds a little crazy. Why would you want to chase anything that's one hundred thousand times bigger than you and full of electricity? JH: Don't forget, this is some dangerous stuff.

KE: I do. I just wish I had a little more to go on.

JH: Don't worry, you'll get to the bottom of things, you always do.

KE: It's a little hard to follow the money when it's just sitting in a box.

JH *laughs*: Well then set it free or something...but you know what I mean.

KE: ...Well, when I first arrived I found a mysterious unmarked box full of cash, but I still have no clue who it belongs to.

FH: Hmm, it's hard to say what that's about, but one thing's for sure - it's important. JH: Agreed. The fastest way to the bottom of any mystery is to follow the money.

KE: I wish I knew. If you ask me...well, I guess it's too soon to ask me. Is everything okay over there?

:*sounds of a struggle in the background*: JH: Everything's fine! Is there anything the two of us can help you with?

KE: Hard to say, he's got more energy than anyone I've ever met. Anyway, he hired me because he thinks that someone is sabotaging some of his high profile new storm detection equipment. He sent me out to storm country to investigate.

FH: Now why- will you stop it? She called me. JH: It's a shared line. You just happened to be holding the phone. Now, why would anyone want to sabotage storm measuring equipment? FH: Why don't you go back to looking behind those cobwebs? JH: I'm standing next to you, I can hear everything you're saying. FH: You're supposed to. Give me the- JH: NO! You had it last time!

KE: You know P.G. Krolmeister, the founder of the company that makes... pretty much everything?

FH: Yeah- ow, Joe! If you wanted the phone, you could have just asked. JH: You'll live, Frank. I didn't know Krolmeister was actually real. I thought he was more like 'Actual Astronaut' the Moon Chunk spokesman or that cartoon Pterodactyl that sells used cars. Wow, he must be a hundred years old!

KE: So what exactly did come up?

FH: One second we're in Paris, and you know the drill. Museum leads to clues, clues lead to the Romanov fortune. I'm leaving a few steps out, but- JH: I call it The Mystery of the Train Trip! FH: Would you please not do that, it's embarrassing. but enough about us, what's going on with you?

KE: Why'd you have to leave so quickly?

FH: Same old- JH: Hey look, a hidden door! FH: Why don't you go check it out, Joe. Sometimes if you give him something to do- JH: Definitely a secret door! Textbook example. FH: 'K go check it out. What was I saying? You know what? No use in backtracking, I've got maybe ten seconds before he butts in again to announce that he's found some secret lever or something. JH: You're NOT going to believe what's in here!

KE: Vacation's not going so great I take it.

FH: Not so great by half. JH: Oh it's fine, he's just mad we had to leave Paris without visiting the...what's that thing called? The big boring stolen stone thing? FH: Luxor Obelisk. JH: Yeah, that thing.

KE: Is this a bad time?

FH: No no, it's a fine time. We're just caught up in…what we always seem to get caught up in anytime I want to go somewhere in a hurry. JH: You can't blame me for this one, all I said was "There's definitely something fishy about this place." But I say that at least four times a day.

FH: Katniss! JH: Is that Katniss? You don't need to give me that look, it's a legitimate question. Maybe someone called and asked you to name your favorite detective... Oh, like it hasn't happened before- hey look, I bet you there is something good on the other side of those cobwebs!