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When you find, for whatever reason, that you've got nothing to do, no people to call, no e-mails to sort- is that what being on vacation feels like?

I don't think I've had a real vacation in a long time.

[... it's kind of a little boring.]

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I presume a vacation is like R&R time. If so, get little of it myself, kinda happens when you're in the middle of a civil war.

Yep, that's basically it. I can't say I'm in the middle of civil war, but I guess I have a fairly demanding job that takes up a lot of my time.

Same here. Comes with the territory of being second in command of the Autobots.

Name's Jetfire.

I see.

Pepper Potts.

Pleased to meet ya, little lady.

I never know what do to in vacations. I always need to be doing something, so I get more stressed when there's nothing to do, than when I'm working on a case.

Likewise.

It's understandable. When you get used to working and keeping yourself occupied, it must feel strange to most to suddenly have nothing to do.

So, what's your favourite thing to do on these vacations?

Yes, and when such chances arise, I like to go out to more natural places, the local parks, or further afield to the countryside outside Detroit.

Must be that, even if Kuroba says that I'm just a boring detective with no imagination because I don't know what to do on my free time if I'm not researching or playing fencing.

From what I have heard about vacations, that sounds about right.

Well, by your explanation, yes, but I don't think very many people vacation to Gotham, especially not because their boss has been injured.

I'm... not sure. I like reading.

I'm sure that isn't the case.

That sounds nice. Taking a walk's always good to clear your head.

I don't think many people really vacation anywhere because of boss being injured for one reason or another.

Is not, but his concept of having fun is to prank people all the time.

Unless you really, really dislike your boss.

That seems to be the case. It's not exactly an ideal destination for a vacation, but I'm relaxing.

Thankfully, I don't.

That sounds... comforting.

It's a way to express it, madam.

Please, call me Pepper.

Sorry, force of habit. Pepper is then.

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