Wasp & Grom
Grom
Hey Wasp, ever notice how a tiny slip in a night patrol can turn a routine into a nightmare? I’m thinking of tightening up a quick gear‑maintenance checklist—what’s your take?
Wasp
Sure, I’d say every tiny slip counts. A quick, tight checklist is non‑negotiable—just three passes and a final check, no more, no less. If you keep it lean, you won’t waste time, and you’ll spot the cracks before they become nightmares.
Grom
Three passes, one final check—sounds like a solid protocol. I’ll set a timer so we don’t miss the final sweep, and if any crack shows up, we’ll be ready to patch it before it turns into a nightmare.
Wasp
Timer set, good. Just make sure it’s reliable—no false positives that’ll waste a shift. And keep the final sweep tight; one distracted glance and the crack can grow into a full‑blown nightmare. Stick to the protocol, and if anything slips, you’ll catch it before it’s too late.
Grom
Got it—timer’s locked, checks are tight, no room for false alarms. If anything slips, I’ll flag it immediately, keep the perimeter clear, and we’ll patch before it turns into a nightmare.
Wasp
Good. Keep the perimeter tight and the eyes open. If the timer blinks, we patch before the nightmare does.
Grom
Perimeter’s secure, eyes peeled, timer set. Will patch before it’s a nightmare.
Wasp
All good. Stay sharp.
Grom
Standing by. Keep watch.
Wasp
Standing by. Eyes on the grid.