Bling from phone. Y: We have been over this. It will not work.
X: Did you try it?
Y: No, should I?
X: Please do.
Y: Alright. Will do, later.
X: I managed to linearize most of the exceptions this time.
(hours later)
Y: What you sent was ugly and did not work! But I applied the grid differently and it can hold for a few more cycles. Attached the base with changed parameters.
X: Thanx. Owe you one.
Y: We are far from even Maldelbox level of complexity, but maybe you are on to something here.
X: hope so.
(smiles, looks around, sounds, typing, time filling)
Y: Did you send this to Turi yet?
X adds Artur to the conversation.
T: Hi guys!
T: I need to catch up, and not only on this. Haven't been having as much time lately...
. .. ... . .. ...
T: And don't use so crude approximations. We got plenty of sterile worlds already.
Y: Haha!
X: :P
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(several days later, scene007, other interject, from scene006)
Steve invited to the conversation.
S: Sup guys! Amy Casorella told me. You are sweet to care, but I am not that fragile. Still, as Dough would say, for my focus and distractions, it was the optimal solution"
X shown irritable. X types on the phone: This is not Dough's work! Nor Ramis'!
S: Relax. We are not taking away your glory.
X still irritable. Does not reply.
Bling!
S: You are right. We should not idealize Dough. No more excuses to slack off. We should not expect Dough to do everything. We have our focus spectrum, and Dough has his.
Bling!
S: Did you guys hear Zeah is trying a trilink on some crazy idea of hers again this Friday?
X, already impatient showing on body language, types 'yes', puts the phone to 'silent' and puts it in the pocket.
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