Clearly, Laurel is shocked that Brian invited her to his upcoming meeting, rather than the tête-à-tête she expected. It’s not clear whether Rowan has been invited. Not that she wanted to go or not.
Laurel braces herself for the first day of Brian’s meeting. As you may recall, she was invited, much to her surprise, after trying to get some transparency. But, as it’s been pointed out in the past, when Brian’s transparent, he’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s still not clear why Brian invited Laurel to his meeting, but keeping his eccentric crew honest is as good an explanation as any.
It’s hard to believe that Brian would get cold feet about anything, let alone guilt. As we know, Brian’s late because Rowan forced him to take a shower after crashing in his office. I’m not sure if there’s any evidence[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Okay, so it looks like Brian’s idea will provide a model that will do something to the paradigm and civilization. You know, the basics. This is not the first time that Francine’s perception has made what Brian is saying seem[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
If Brian’s going to keep answering Laurel’s questions, she’s really going to have to stop asking for a private word with him. The biggest problem with transparency is that there’s a chance you’ll walk right into it. It looks like[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Apparently, Brian did mention leprechauns in his introduction. It was probably a metaphor for profits. (unless Brian actually meant a literal pot of gold.) In hindsight, I’m regretting not putting a rainbow in that image.
Laurel couldn’t believe the day was finally over. She couldn’t believe that the day had only been the orientation. She didn’t want to imagine what the rest of the weekend would be like, and it annoyed her that she didn’t[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Laurel is so ready for day two considering how well the first one went. She’s probably exaggerating about how Brian could redefine civilization but it doesn’t take too much imagination to see him try.
