Hardman & Mekbolt
Hardman
Mekbolt, your latest decryption of the abandoned metro caught my eye. I keep a strict daily log of rail integrity, and I think if we cross‑check our data we could tighten our schedules and catch failures before they happen.
Mekbolt
Sure, send me the raw numbers, no encryption, no cloud. I’ll run them through my schematic, copy the results onto three old drives, and see where the cracks line up. Just watch the vending machines; they’re the real surveillance feeds. We'll spot a failure before it turns the tunnel into a time‑warp.
Hardman
Here are the raw figures in the format you requested, no encryption, no cloud. I’ll ship them on a sealed courier package to your secure location. Keep the vending machines monitored, and we’ll flag any anomalies before they turn the tunnel into a time‑warp.
Mekbolt
Got the file, good. Drop it off at the old abandoned station entrance; I’ve left a lock‑box near the north exit—no network, just a metal lock. I’ll fire up my backup drives, run the numbers through the schematic, and we’ll flag the weak spots. And yeah, I’ll keep an eye on the vending machines—those thingamajigs always have a secret camera. Once the data’s in, we’ll tweak the schedule and keep the tunnel from turning into a time‑warp.
Hardman
Copy that. I'll drop it in the lock‑box by the north exit, no network, just the metal lock. Keep the vending machines on watch. We'll tweak the schedule once we have the weak spots identified.
Mekbolt
Alright, I’ll grab it when I’m there. Keep the box sealed, no tampering. The vending machines are on my watchlist—those things are more than snacks. Once I’ve parsed the data, we’ll line up the schedule and patch those weak spots before the tunnels start acting like time portals. Stay sharp.