Office Hours, 11/24

[tyler_gone]

The first thing Tyler did when he got to his office today was to fasten the head of Smoochy to the wall over his desk, like some perverse big-game trophy.

The second thing was to grimace and swallow a palmful of Tylenols. Stretching and hammering things in was not the brightest idea given his cracked rib.

But being able to glance up at ol' Smooch's disembodied purple plushiness as he did his paperwork totally made it worth it.

[OOC; Open office!]

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[tyler_gone]

"I think talking to Tony is probably a really good idea," Tyler said, a little grateful. "Is there anything else you needed to know?"

[pieandcoffee.livejournal.com]

"We can wait until ypu wish to make a statement," Dale replied with a nod. "You've already had a rather bad experience and I'm sure you'd prefer to get back to your routine."

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"Wait," Tyler said. "So if I don't make a statement today, I have to rehash it later? Call this my statement and just ask ... you know. Whatever you would ask at the station."

He remembered his manners and added a, "Please."

[pieandcoffee.livejournal.com]

"Fair enough," Dale replied and took out his notebook and began to take notes. "Again this took place at Mr. Stark's place of business. Can you give me a handwavy detailed account of what happened when you arrived?"

[tyler_gone]

"Absolutely," Tyler said, then explained what had happened to Dale, from walking into the store to the fight in New York, fudging only the parts where Tony flew around in a shiny metal suit. "We drove home Friday morning for my class."

[pieandcoffee.livejournal.com]

Dale raised his eyebrows a couple of times during the story but kept silent until Tyler was done. "Sounds like quite an adventure," he commented with a frown. "You're lucky you made it back. I'll take this notes back to me and then have the statement dropped off for your signature later this week. If you have any additional details to ask, please feel free to give me a call."

[tyler_gone]

"It was," Tyler agreed."And thanks, Sheriff Cooper. I'll do that."

For an encounter with the law, that was painless.