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Devin looked at his Fitbit and then up at the subway station just ahead. Supposedly he had four minutes till the next train left his home station; however, this was never the case. Four minutes could either mean it was already leaving or it was four stops late. Thankfully through what could only be described as divine intervention it arrived 6 minutes later. Riding the blue line five stops and then getting out he walked out of the subway station and crossed the street.
Whenever Devin came into work he had one thing that separated himself from most. He never had a cup of coffee in his hand. Not everyone drank coffee, but everyone was a future coffee drinker according to the vets in the building. Thankfully Devin didn't need or want it. Living above a Starbucks made that choice easy. Still he was in need of some sort of morning jolt. He had been out with a friend of his who was celebrating getting assigned a big case at his law firm.
Reaching the special case floor and walking into the squads bullpen he made a B line to the break room and found the hot chocolate packages he stashed in the break room. Grabbing some hot water and throwing it all in a cup it was only a few minutes until he started to feel alive. The bullpen wasn't too busy this morning as the holiday weekend meant some of the crew was out. He had taken his time off before the holiday so he was avoiding the paperwork he knew was on his desk.
"OOooooo Please let there be a call today..." He bemoaned to no one in particular. A few glanced at him with a slightly awkward look. "I called into a physicist hotline to see if you all ever find your sense of humor." He said dryly and the looks stopped. More than a few rolled their eyes rather then laughed. "Seriously whoever invented alcohol must have had the most love hate relationship with people." Sitting at his desk he looked at the paperwork and muttered to himself "Anyone please just call."
Whenever Devin came into work he had one thing that separated himself from most. He never had a cup of coffee in his hand. Not everyone drank coffee, but everyone was a future coffee drinker according to the vets in the building. Thankfully Devin didn't need or want it. Living above a Starbucks made that choice easy. Still he was in need of some sort of morning jolt. He had been out with a friend of his who was celebrating getting assigned a big case at his law firm.
Reaching the special case floor and walking into the squads bullpen he made a B line to the break room and found the hot chocolate packages he stashed in the break room. Grabbing some hot water and throwing it all in a cup it was only a few minutes until he started to feel alive. The bullpen wasn't too busy this morning as the holiday weekend meant some of the crew was out. He had taken his time off before the holiday so he was avoiding the paperwork he knew was on his desk.
"OOooooo Please let there be a call today..." He bemoaned to no one in particular. A few glanced at him with a slightly awkward look. "I called into a physicist hotline to see if you all ever find your sense of humor." He said dryly and the looks stopped. More than a few rolled their eyes rather then laughed. "Seriously whoever invented alcohol must have had the most love hate relationship with people." Sitting at his desk he looked at the paperwork and muttered to himself "Anyone please just call."