Hidden Side Quest: Fred's Mystery — Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:00] EO.

[00:30] and I was like, then what do you mean? So to give you guys a little breadcrumbs here, if I was winding down the game yesterday, I had my quest log on the stream, and I was talking about, like, I wonder if there was anything important to do, and I noticed somebody

[00:45] in chat out of the side of my eye was basically like, no, you've met everyone good, you know, you're fine. And I was like, cool, not a big deal. You know, if I'm just going to go complete a quest and get some trade skill items, whatever, okay. But then I was looking at the thoughts

[00:58] video on YouTube, and I noticed somebody was like, dude, you missed a character. And again, then, what do you mean I missed, like, a cool character? And then he told, I think he alluded to this quest, but that made me realize, you know, like, I think I'm just going to go ahead

[01:12] and clear the quest log. We're just going to go ahead and do the taxi. We're going to see if we can do the freeze frame. We'll go ahead and do all the speakers. I just want to make sure it has everything. So, I think we're going to give the game a couple hours this morning. Just go relax, drink some coffee, and do some fun, run-of-the-mill side-questions.

[01:29] So, that's the plan. Yep. Mmm. Alright, so we've got to meet somebody here in the field dog. In the cafeteria. Is there a cafeteria here? Um. Morning, Teddy. How are you doing

[01:49] Hey Ward, what's up man? Alright, let's storage. Staging lab.

[02:02] Oh. Balloon deployment. The use of heavier than air devices and vehicles, drones, and helicopters has been deemed too risky.

[02:14] Bureau-issued weather and research balloons are now being deployed for aerial reconnaissance and accumulation of routine exceptional environmental sensor data. Cool. What are those balloons for?

[02:27] Hmm. Hey, we saved the world, right? I think the story is still kind of out on that, but, I mean, yeah, it seems that way.

[02:39] And we're still eating MREs and canteens. I raided a bodega. I got some ramen. Oh, wow. A grand feast.

[02:53] It's better than Jesus. You know how it is. You raided a bodega, ma'am? You invaded a small business and stole from it? Is that what I'm hearing right now?

[03:08] Also, my lord, that girl sounds like, yeah, this girl sounds right from the valley, doesn't she? Anyway, have you not seen my machine gun? It is like so cool. It's so, so bad.

[03:21] Alright, let's see what's in here. Is this our man? You're frisbee! Frisbee!

[03:35] Vintage radio supplement. Noise reported from an evacuated apartment building. Shouldn't be any noise in a band, right? So they sent me my partner Cleo and three field researchers. It's Cleo.

[03:47] Cleo yells not to come in, so I wait. They're hollering things like, there it is. No, it's over there. They start sounding odd, and I'm also feeling weird, so I go inside. What do you find? Cleo's rocking back and forth on the floor. The others are crawling around the room like they're trying to find something.

[03:59] I see this radio on a shelf playing an old news report. And then I grab it and put it in my lunchbox. It's made of metal. Radios hate metal, right? I still don't think Cleo's recovered.

[04:12] Hi. Ah, new hellos. Uh, new hellos to you too. We met over the radio, didn't we?

[04:24] Fred, right? Yes. Great about us along the way, Shepard. Your drifter was a race and repeat near and far about you. Actually, my name is Dylan, but you can call me Shepard if you want.

[04:38] I've had worse nicknames. Be and say willy-nilly, Stafford. Now, needing having a serious dinner, Roosa is throwing hammer in a well, so table knee, belly lead.

[04:50] Who's snicker than premium bet?

[05:04] I don't think I'm awake enough. That was a lot of words. Jelly? Be big, Jitter. I'll get back to you.

[05:19] Question FDC agents at the field office about Fred. Hey, Zoe. I found the mystery caller. Right. Did you figure out what the hell they were doing messing with our cars? Honestly, I'm not sure he's human, Zoe.

[05:40] Given everything else that's going on in Manhattan right now. Did you guys order some gloves, by the way? Look at his gloves.

[06:00] Is that how they all are? That looks like just soup. That doesn't look like you should have, like, a finger in your... You're unlucky to have someone like Fred around. There's nothing you can't handle. I don't even remember what I was so worried about, you know?

[06:15] I can't go for, like, everything that's falling apart around here. Not anymore. You can thank Fred for that. I will.

[06:27] Uh... Hey, you know that guy hanging out in the cafeteria?

[06:42] Fred? Have you met Fred? Lucky you. Isn't he great? He's going to help us so much. Um, sure.

[06:54] What is he going to help with exactly? Everything. Manhattan, the hiss, mold, this whole goddamn crisis. Fred is going to fix it all. Don't you worry. I worry a little.

[07:07] What a great guy, that Fred. F-B-C, more like Fred D. He's cool. Right? True. You know about Fred? Hey, Dr. Flores.

[07:19] I'm looking for a specific altered item. Oh. A subwoofer. Have any of your patients mentioned hearing something weird from a speaker? We're doing this, Beth. Anything like that? No, I barely know what those even are.

[07:32] Altered items, I mean. Subwoofers I'm familiar with. You're better off asking someone who's not completely new to this bureau. That's a fair assessment. Do you know anything about Fred? We talked about Fred?

[07:44] Oh, yes. Hey, Doctor. Dylan, I heard I have you to thank for saving me, again. The whole city does. I, uh... Don't worry, that doesn't require an answer. Everyone around here is talking about what they're going to do first when the barrier falls.

[08:01] But what I can think about is, what will the NPCs of the public, how are they going to explain this? Why does this character have better facial animations than most of the main characters?

[08:16] Dude! Wow! Like, I think the first one was actually noticed. Like, she actually has great facial animations. Let's go with... I don't know.

[08:30] Maybe they'll say the water's contaminated with a hallucinogenic bacteria or something? I don't know how quickly that came into your brain. Standard protocol is to convince the public they haven't seen what they think they've seen.

[08:44] So, gaslighting. Do you think it's right for the FBC to lie like that? But she's moving her head so naturally. Do they have a choice?

[08:57] I hope they did some actual psychological studies to determine they don't. It feels like disaster movie logic. If we tell the public, they'll panic. I just wonder if it's really necessary.

[09:09] But I guess it's above my pay grade anyway. Yeah. Cool. Hey, Lena, how are you? Good to see you this morning. All right, so I don't think... Think.

[09:21] Oh, we're going to have to think. Dylan, I meant to ask. We've got a lot to think about. I hope the FTC finally paid. What? Even though she saved everyone.

[09:33] There was one part I didn't fully understand. I have to file income taxes now? They showed me the form. It looks complicated. It is.

[09:45] Sometimes I think the government doesn't want to get paid. or they just want an excuse to fine people for mistakes. Look, you've got time before tax season. We'll find you an accountant, okay?

[09:57] Just remember, learn to cook for one or meal prep like me, do your laundry, and plastic those in a blue dumpster. You'll figure it out. That's awesome.

[10:09] Dude, that's great advice too. Juventino, thank you for the 500 streets, man. That's wild. That's awesome. That's wild. Have a sec. Thank you, ma'am. I've got a question for you.

[10:22] Yeah, what is it? Seeing as you were locked up most of your life, then in a coma, then here, you've never actually been dead, have you?

[10:37] Why are you asking? I'm not kidding on you. That's what you think, right? I was, huh? Good. I'm just realizing how much you've proven us wrong. When we get out of here, we're hitting the town.

[10:50] I'll be here by morning. Um, yeah, I mean, honestly, this is kind of... Yeah, I'm not sure anyone will have me, given everything.

[11:03] All right, we got over the self-deprecation. You're a hero now. You just can't tell anyone about this. There it is, the problem. You can't tell anyone.

[11:15] I can talk to you. Listen, little advice for when you do get out there. Don't buy into the whole opposite attracting. It never works out like you think it will Hey you don know someone named Fred do you I mean other than yourself Talks and riddles calls me shepherd gets really annoyed when I don understand

[11:38] You found him? Thank God. Found? Fred? His name? Well, the designation the FBC gave him is straw. My team said the Hedron Link really did a number on his containment cell.

[11:52] That's how he got out. Why does he talk like that? It sounds like gibberish. Fra makes perfect sense, if you know what he means, that is.

[12:05] Which we don't. Just the other day, I said him a little. Used to go chat sometimes. Felt sorry for him, you know. Must get lonely second containment cell all those years. Wouldn't want to be that guy, am I right?

[12:17] Oh, right. You do know what that's like. Point is, Fra's a paranatural entity. Who knows what he's trying to do? God, that was... Oh, that hurt. That hurt.

[12:29] Mmm. Mmm. It sounds like you like Fra. Does it? Well, you spend all your time around altered items,

[12:41] I guess you start to wish they could talk back when you talk to them. He might not make sense, but at least Fra keeps you guessing. Better than talking to most of our co-workers, if you ask me. Listen, we should get Fra recontained.

[12:53] It does not look good for the Panopticon supervisor to lose his supervisees. I mean, is he doing anything bad? So how do we do that?

[13:05] Put him in a Blackrock Lime Suntanion unit, ideally. But I doubt he'll go willingly. First things first, find out what Fra wants. If it helps, I think he calls Jesse Rusa. Try to ask yes or no questions. If he gets frustrated and repeats something, it's probably important.

[13:20] So memorize it, then come talk to me. Do? Okay. I'm tracking down an altered item, or multiple items, I guess. Four vintage speakers and specifically a subwoofer.

[13:32] Does that sound familiar at all? No kidding. The stinky D-50, that's resurfaced? A 4.1 setup is weird enough as it is, but multiple objects forming a single altered item? That's pretty rare.

[13:45] Nice. Not that it's unheard of. The fondue set comes to mind, for instance, or the moving letters, or... Oh, I'd love to get it for the collection. And for public safety, obviously.

[13:58] So, if the FBC knows about it, how come you don't already have it contained? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. If only it was so easy. An altered item causes trouble, we dispatch agents, they bring it home.

[14:10] But the D-50 says it's different. Elusive, almost playful. Look, I know every piece in my collection. The D-50, nada. But there's lots of crap lying around the oldest house that didn't make the grade.

[14:27] The duds. Just waiting to be destroyed. There's a storage space full of them in the break room. Here, this card will get you in. Whoa. Thanks.

[14:39] Just remember the campsite rule. Leave it neater than you found it, huh? I like it. Okay. Man, we've got a bunch of stuff there. Let's keep doing the Fred one for now. We're pretty good enough for you to have fed around.

[14:54] That's fantastic. Your nickname? Rainy Clamp. Rainy Clamp. Hi there, Fra. That's what they call you, right? Beans.

[15:07] You said the name Russo before. Russo means Jesse? Yes, yes, Russo, your drifter. And you like Jesse, right? Jelly.

[15:19] I am going Rusa roundabout. Are you looking for Jesse? You can't talk to her now. I'm sorry.

[15:31] No, no. I see belly lead at brightest table. I, Fred, Rusa is throwing hammer in a well. Fred, going roundabout. You want to be a belly lead?

[15:43] Is he saying that he can save Jesse somehow? In a roundabout? Shepherds, you ping-pong. Lead. Lead. Lead of brightest table. Big table. Lead on term. Okay. I, uh, I'll be back.

[15:59] Pedal it. Okay. You ping-pong. Uh, I talked to Frog and he wanted to be belly lead of the brightest table.

[16:14] The big table, he said. Well, let's see here. Frederick Langston is not one to turn down a good puzzle. So he wants to be the lead, the leader. Leader of the biggest, brightest, uh, the board?

[16:30] The brightest table. That's it. Wait, what? Uh, okay, what you said makes a lot more sense. From us want to be the director of the oldest table.

[16:42] Uh, how? why would Fra want to be the director? Who knows? Maybe he just wants to fit in. The director tends to get a lot of respect around here.

[16:55] Not that I'm jealous. Either that or he's just power hungry. Speaking of, have you noticed people around the field office acting a little strange? Everyone seems really impressed with some new team meet.

[17:07] Too impressed. No one should be that enthusiastic about corporate hierarchy. Do you think FRA is influencing them somehow?

[17:19] Well, there is something I forgot to tell you. Listen, when the FTC first found FRA, he'd gotten into people's heads, brainwashed them, or altered their memories.

[17:31] They were convinced they knew him. Maybe he's doing it again. You didn't think to mention this before? Well, this is different, mostly.

[17:43] The Fraumauro AWE report suggested that individuals who spent significant time in Fra's presence began to feel like they knew him. It said nothing about whether or not they liked him. I guess I was hoping it wouldn't come up.

[17:55] The thing is, all his new fans aren't just going to let us lock him up. What if we try to keep him happy? Give him what he wants?

[18:08] Kind of. What? Make him the director? We make him think he's the director. Oh, my God. We do have mobile containment units here at the field office. We could set up one to look like the director's office.

[18:21] Sounds like a plan. This isn't cruel, is it? Oh, it is. You got another idea? Well, no.

[18:33] If we're going to do this, it'll have to look authentic. They said, well. I'll get a reference from the real director's office in the oldest house. Then I'll come back to set things up. You might want to hurry. Who knows how fast Ross' influence gets read.

[18:49] Go to the real director's office for records. Aaron, we spent seven years... Hi.

[19:01] Hello. Oh, he learned that from Darling?

[19:17] No, this is terrible, right? This is the worst. Her office is up here. Yeah.

[19:32] Good show. Hey, an anonymous side bomb. Thanks, man. Appreciate that. Thank you very much. Hey, Dub Life, good morning.

[19:44] How many real people died in this game? Oh, thousands and thousands of people died when the city went patternized. Patterned? Patternized? Hey, Zoe, I've got an update on that mystery caller.

[19:58] I guess it's the pattern. Yeah, sure, right? Winston filled me in and asked me to arrange a delivery of a bunch of furniture to your field office. You know, more like order. When they explain why at first, they can say he's working with you and it's on a need-to-know basis.

[20:12] I got him to talk. Anyway, everything's ready to go. Be careful. I will, Jubilee. Have a good one, Austin. See you, bud. Angel Knight, how are you this morning? Good morning.

[20:27] Okay, let's go back to the field office. Dang!

[20:43] Tigers don't get enough of your ear, but I just saw that. That's awesome. That's wild. Real talent. What are these?

[20:55] Are these command points? Is that what they look like? I'm seeing these kind of just showing around now. Yeah, those are command points. Okay, cool.

[21:10] Oh. Oh, no. You don't think I know what? Absolutely. Hello?

[21:23] I don't think we should tell him. Are you talking about me? No, not yet. Not ready.

[21:35] Ready for what? Oh, my God.

[21:49] Um. I'll leave everything in here for now. Where is the picture? The sketch?

[22:06] Hmm? Uh oh. let's zoom my inventory

[22:26] thanks chat all right we've got the two let's see we got a thing we got a dash with a flag

[22:39] oh we don't have the flag Doesn look quite right Perfect

[23:05] Fred will love this. I don't finish control and think I should buy this one. You should. You should.

[23:17] All right. What's the, what's the, what is it? Is it resonant? Maybe can see our thoughts? I don't know what Suzu and them made it. I should have guessed. I bet it's CR thoughts.

[23:29] Let's see if we were right. Maybe control thoughts? Resonant thoughts. That makes sense. That makes sense. I like resonant thoughts. That's a good one. Okay. Resonant thoughts. Here we go.

[23:42] Thank you. Perfect. So I have a thoughts video up. But the short of it is, is that I've really, really enjoyed this game. Yes. Overall, I had a fantastic time with it. It was a very good time. and, uh, yeah.

[23:54] If you like Remedy for the weird, awesome things you don't see in any other games, you will get a lot of that in this game.

[24:06] Yep. And I know that's one of the reasons I play it. The fake director's office is looking great, Zoe. Ross should be happy with my work. I hope. Sure. We want him happy so you can lure him in, right?

[24:21] Hi, everybody. I just clicked the link. I didn't mean to do that. I have made a huge mistake. Just hurry up and finish the job, okay?

[24:33] Hmm. Hmm. Okay. Is this a good thing?

[24:47] Hi, Frost. I ripped the reply. I saw that. I'm sorry. Everything's ready for you to take over the FBC. That's what you wanted, right? You're the new director now.

[24:59] Yes. Brightly. Brightly. Bees and me. Great. We've set up a director's office for you. Right here in the field office. And what be of my edge? My model?

[25:14] A model of you? A statue. Is that what you want? No. Surely not. I see a model. Every lead has model. Get it? He wants to know what his service weapon is.

[25:28] Oh, no. All right. Oh, no. Something's still missing. Yes, my etching model of me. Model of Fred. Christ in Christ.

[25:43] The director wields a gun. A special gun. You want the service weapon? No. You not be Fred's premium pet quick, Shepard. The lead has a model, an etching, an outline. I'd be one.

[26:00] Oh. Maybe you need a new uniform? A new suit? A director's suit? No, Shepard. You doorbell.

[26:12] Is that a new insult? You doorbell. The lead be polluting a model, a model, a model of Fred, me, Fred, an effect, an outline, a swiveling model.

[26:24] Okay. Be a model, an etching of me, of Fred, gadget, carry to lead Fred. Okay. I need to not do the painting, right?

[26:36] Like, we have to not do the painting. We have to see what happens. Okay. Okay. So, a model, a photo, and I do that. The director has an ID badge.

[26:48] No, no, no, no, no. Shepard, you are the greenest ping-pong of all ping-pongs. I take it I was wrong, but maybe I'm close. A photo, a picture. The greatest ping-pong of all ping-pongs.

[27:01] A director's portrait. Yes. I think someone hung up one of Jesse's portraits in the birdhouse. Oh, my God, dude. I'll get it and bring it back. Check out.

[27:15] Alright. The greatest ping pong. This has all been wor- Dude, I have to say, shout out to that YouTube commenter. This was a thousand percent worth putting this back up for. Yes. I'm very glad we decided to finish this up.

[27:31] Or is this still next? The nature of Hedrons. It's important to note that his work was largely based on a captured and weakened Hedron. This new Hedron is neither resistant nor diminished, restrained nor diminished,

[27:44] And while Dr. Brown described his head run as a blank entity that posed no immediate threat, this one may have utterly different goals. However, we do know this. Our head run exists as a frequency and wavelength fundamentally incompatible with baseline reality. Its very presence is causing the patterning.

[27:57] We also know that head runs are insisted at the opposite ends of resonant spectrum. The difference is not philosophical or ideological, but existential. The presence of one negates the other. In theory, were these two forces perfectly balanced,

[28:10] then we can't figure out completely what would happen to us. I feel like our presence is where they cancel each other out perfectly. Like, that's where we live.

[28:24] Observations report. Each time a resident entity is blank, the patterning blanks. This manifests in the form of disturbances to the status quo part of the event. Hmm.

[28:48] Hmm. Western Curzon Zone. Overking Tractor and Central. Oh, that's a good guy. Yeah. R-E-U-N.

[29:02] Underpass. The entity resides in the astral plane dimension but somehow accessible from the underpass. While the resident itself is reportedly disposed of, the real concern is with the breach or leak of that other dimension into ours and how this might blank.

[29:26] Alicia's note. I feel something. Sorry, sorry. It feels like something feels like it. It's here for me.

[29:42] Okay. Oh. Zoe, did you know there's a memorial for a wreath at the field office? Yeah, I was sort of putting out some of you. But I decided to keep it up and unclassified.

[29:55] Officially, a wreath is done a year old, lighting a resident view. I want a fourth one. I'm not happy about it either. Why hide what happened to him?

[30:09] Areef was a victim, not a monster. People would understand. You know better than I do that not everyone is so understanding. Anyways, it's out of my hands.

[30:26] Hey, Weiridoo. What's up, buddy? Have you done the quest in the southwest corner of the West Incursion Zone? I am not sure, but what we'll do is when I start getting to the end requests I have, I will definitely ping chat and we'll make sure that we've gotten all the fun stuff to do in this game.

[30:41] Yep. It said there's a...

[30:54] There's a picture of Jesse in here? Oh, there we go. Pete, draw onto the director's portrait.

[31:13] I don't even know what he looks like. Chow, you're about to take one. Wait, what, wait, up here? All right, brah.

[31:32] I've got Jesse's portrait. Let's turn it into a painting of you. Spider time!

[31:48] Mr. Winster, we actually already watched the last early videos some new games at the end of our run. All done. Yep, we watched all of them. I'll just go hang it up in your office. Great. Great.

[32:00] Mary, I'm going to do that right now. Boom. Sounds great. Congrats, Geckos. All right. Thank you, Mary.

[32:17] Who would have thought he was the best director? Hey, what's your status on getting Frank in town? Working on it. His office is finally ready.

[32:29] All that's left is for Fred to take his rightful seat as the new director. Dude, are you safe, Fred? Are you feeling okay, Dylan? Yeah, of course.

[32:41] I'm good. Don't worry. I really hate it when people tell me not to worry. Keep your head up out there, alright? Why does he have two cups? Well, because obviously, that one goes in that one.

[32:57] Everything's ready for you now, Fred. It's a cup full of cups. Including your portrait. Tinseltown, Topsie. It's truly great to have you here to lead us to a better tomorrow.

[33:12] Well, Concrete Moore, here's to you. Uh, wait. You're Fra-ed.

[33:27] Fred. You're Fred. Yes, Shepard. You be okay? I'm so honored to stand in your presence.

[33:41] Flams to the picnic. I, uh, I need to go, I think. Sorry for bothering you, sir.

[33:54] Wait, did we just, did we just fret out and not tell him, oh. I think Fred's gaining influence as someone that inspiring should, of course.

[34:08] I mean I wasn't able to get him into his office yet I Hey Benham I saw your message thank you so much for your three months dude I really appreciate that enjoy blueprints over on YouTube I'm not feeling like myself but I sure it nothing Fred will make it better a real stand up guy that Fred Some people don get it though Like that Zoe DiBera up there in the watchtower all high and mighty

[34:34] Who does she think she is? Maybe she just doesn't understand him yet. She hasn't spent time with him like we have. If I could just explain to her how great Fred is, maybe she'd change her mind.

[34:49] Now there's an idea. Go tell her about it. Spread the word. Okay. Just this is happening.

[35:03] Do you think Fred would appreciate everything he's doing around here? Absolutely. What's that sound, man? God, that was someone else.

[35:15] That was a one-armed man. Hold on for the chat.

[35:49] What the heck? My Discord be Discordin' over here. What the hell is going on

[36:02] in the field office, Dylan? I just got a call from Langston rambling about how great Fred is. Fra's influence is getting stronger. When I'm near him, it's like I've known him forever.

[36:14] And I can't lie about the fake director's office. But here, far away, I feel like me again. Fra called me on the radio before, right?

[36:27] So... We should be able to call him back from here. Good thinking. Go ahead.

[36:43] Hello, Fra? Can you hear me? Yes, you're ready. I've got some good news. Your director's office is ready. You can move in right away. Oh, my plate and balls.

[36:55] Turn around. You're not going to understand this, but... I'm sorry, Ma. Where? You're a sticky charm, Shepard.

[37:09] Okay. Now I just need to go back to the container and shut the door. Let's hope this works. I feel bad for him. You're still up here? Where else would I be? This is my palace until the Manhattan AWE is contained.

[37:23] Someone's got to keep an eye on things. You deserve a holiday. A long one. We both do. No argument there. But I'm going to try and save my days off

[37:35] so that I can actually leave Manhattan. Unfortunately, it's been sparing six months since I don't use them, so... Guess we'll see. you never told me what happened to your team before we met what is there to tell thank you

[37:52] mary they turned into hell but you survived when the lockdown fell i was in a black rock city outpost we're making routine operations i saw everything that happens on the feed

[38:05] I ran outside, but I guess I got lucky. The city started pounding at exactly the right moment, and it protected me. Anyway, now we've got the Black Rock injectors.

[38:20] My IP looks like ink, but at least I won't turn it. Zoe, I'm really sorry about your team. Yeah, well, I'm a lot more sorry.

[38:32] It wasn't your fault. It was my job to keep them so still. The spotlights at the theater are still going strong.

[38:44] The event should be over now that you took care of the main attraction. I guess the lights will stay on as long as they've got power. I wouldn't worry about it.

[38:59] Cool. All right. Hey, hey, what's up this morning? Hey, Christopher G. What's up, dude? Did I not finish this game yesterday? Yes, the game is done. What we're doing now is we're doing some of the side quests and stuff that I've been doing

[39:12] in the main story. We don't have many to go. I just wanted to kind of get them all wrapped up, and I'm super glad we did, because we've already met an incredibly fun character, and this quest has been awesome. So I'm pretty thrilled to be excited to come back.

[39:26] Wasn't Dylan the brother in the last game? Yeah. And he still is. Did you have to go Fred's the best?

[39:41] Did I go with the dog locations? No. No. Taking to the dance floor.

[39:54] It's been fun, Fred. Zoe, Fra's now locked inside a containment unit My head feels...

[40:07] clearer I'm making sense, right? As much as you've ever been I'm serious, Zoe Trust me Okay

[40:19] Who's the director of the SBC? Jesse I think you're good So, acting director Pope, but okay.

[40:31] I got Fraun to the containment unit. He's locked up now. Oh, I know, I know. It's my job to keep up with these things. I'll make sure he stays put. Spacely contained. No more accidents on Frederick Langston's watch.

[40:48] I hope Fraun will be happy in there. I think so. Maybe. At least for a while, anyway. That said, you never know with paranatural entities. They are unpredictable little fellas. But that's what makes them so lovable, right?

[41:01] If you get the chance, maybe you should check in on Fra occasionally. Talk to him through his unit's intercom. Keep him company. Dude. Oh, that's awesome. What?

[41:18] No, what? Poor guy. Okay. You're stuck with you. The thing is, you can't die twice.

[41:31] I'm sorry. What does that even mean? Bro, what in the hell are these two people talking about? I thought this was French stuff, but now I'm...

[41:43] Now I don't think it is. Steve? Hello, Fra? Trevor? Beale? Do you have everything you need in there?

[41:56] Well, by and by. Routines and regulations. All savvy. Good. I'm glad. I have to go. I'll come by again later, okay? Okay. Sounds pretty chill, I guess.

[42:09] All right. Let's head... Look, do we know where the taxi is? I don't know if we have another taxi icon.

[42:23] The taxi gets marked on the map. Oh, there he is. Cool. What are these?

[42:36] We don't need the collect quests or the escort quests. That's just repeatable stuff. But I do want to do the speakers. Okay. Let's go to here first.

[42:50] Do this one. Okay. We're going to number two. And there's no faster.

[43:05] And dead time. And what's up, buddy? Morning, Technios. Hello, hello.

[43:18] Fuck. Good job. Sir.

[43:30] Thanks. Right? What the hell? What's going on over here?

[43:53] Bro, what the hell? What was that? Is this just normal carriage? I never actually saw you, Billy.

[44:06] I might know, essentially. Oh, okay. And, uh, I don't know if she got up. Well,

[44:47] After she left us, my mom lost her job. From the little one out, my dad was willing to tell me. She ended up in a tough spot. But the one I know, after he died...

[45:01] Oh, can we not get there from here? Oh, I heard Susan's big up. I've got to see her. I know. Don't know. Even though she never called me, never talked to me, even though I...

[45:14] I don't take my number. I know. I know. Do we have to go through this way, maybe?

[45:29] Oh, that's a weird one. Yeah, I think you can turn it off. You might not have even been in the line at all. Maybe someday when you're ready,

[45:42] I can help you track her down if she's still alive. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.

[45:55] Thank you.