Strip 186 -- First Seen: 2009-06-01
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
In the Water Bros. Café, Smyth (holding his attaché case), Ernie and Bert stand next to the table where they'd been sitting. Smyth is shaking hands with Bert. Smiles all around.

Smyth: Please contact me when you are ready to depart. I will accompany you to deliver something to my employer.

Panel 2
In the foreground, Bert and Ernie are walking back towards their office (Bert on the left). We are looking towards the front of the café, where Smyth can be seen walking out the front door. Bert looks a bit agitated.
Bert: Ice transporters? The Kessel Run?

Bert (2): Ernie, what were you thinking?

Panel 3
Medium close-up of Ernie. In the background behind him, we can see the Pale Man making his way towards the front exit.

Ernie: Calm down, Bert.

Ernie: We do kinda transport ice. Sort of.


Panel 4
Two shot of Bert and Ernie, now entering their office, the door to it closing behind them. Bert is rolling his eyes, Ernie responds with a sideways smirk.

Bert: Now I know how little Babbette comes by her 'relaxed' ethics. It's genetic.