Me: Good guys win. Old nutso fatso loses. No surprise there.

Bendraqi Logic: At first you can't succeed, try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try and try again, again, again, again, again!

Well....you get the idea.

Me: You got that right. He'll never win. He doesn't know when to throw in the towel.

Chuong: Amalfi terrorist logic: if you don't succeed at first, keep going faster, faster, faster, and faster in style.

Zachary: Now that's where it gets challenging because it takes a while to catch them if they do that.

Zax: ERH-EHRM! Leo's Patriotmobile?

Chuong and Zachary: Oh...

Zachary: Can his Patriotmobile stop dozens of fast cars at once without wrecking them?

Leo: Is the lion the king of the jungle?

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(That means yes.)

Me: Talk about sad....and ironic....and relentless.

Me: I know. It's pathetic.

Zachary: Looks like C.K. is a better superhero than I thought for a G-52. Perhaps, those virtual training reality machines can use an insane upgrade. Nowadays starting this year, dozens of terrorists go racing with performance cars as getaway cars on highways all at once during nighttime. And preparing the G-52s for his is going to be a lot of work.

Chuong: Africa, Texas, and Australia are suddenly suffering an epidemic of terrorists utilizing performance cars on their highways.

Zachary: I'm sure I didn't upgrade America's highways for racing; especially in Texas. Just because highways are now five lanes wide with lanes 1 and 2 going under the cities and towns via underground tunnel doesn't mean they're designed for racing. They're meant to lighten up traffic as well as provide room for commercial vehicles.

Chuong: With most people using the mass transit systems these days and most vehicle owners work for companies that provide them vehicles as part of their jobs, results in little to no traffic jams. The downside is that it opens an opportunity for illegal racers though.

Zachary: Better to deal with that than crowded traffic. Nothing is perfect and everything has flaws; we choose the choices with the least drawbacks. Now, how do you think we can help C.K. go after fast criminals like that?

Chuong: It sounds crazy but we developed a plan where all G-52s are to ride in Bentleys with our UN1024s who'll be driving them. For example, we can put C.K. in Anh's Bentley and she'll speed up to the criminal in question. When everything is safe and good to go, C.K. will leap out of her window and grab the bottom frame of the suspect's car and pull him to try to slow him down and force him to surrender from there.

Zachary: Hmm... Lets try two Bentleys with G-52s as passengers in each of them and both G-52s must have super strength. Actually, three Bentleys; one on each side with the third in the back. And each Bentley has a G-52 passenger. Once the three cars close in on the suspect, the G-52s will leap out of those cars and grab the bottom frames of the suspect's car and pull him into slowing down his car where he'll be forced to surrender. It would be nice if each G-52 has super strength and not just most of them. Problem is that when you have dozens of terrorists in fast cars on highways, stopping them takes time and that requires lots of planning during action to stop them without wrecking them badly.

Chuong: Now T2 is more like a support type for the G-52s; he'll do best riding in one of our Sprinters whilst conducting support for the G-52s. Wonder whom T2 would get well with the most since he knows a lot about technology?

Sky: I call dibs since even though I'm not a big fox, I have a Sprinter from Luitpold's victory against Helmina! T2 and I would get along well; especially the fact that I was the one who hacked the Feeder Foxes' website and spilled the beans. T2 would not only enjoy the luxury of my van but also would be a great help to me in spying on the enemies from our van near their locations. White leather inside, black car outside. Better to roll out in the night.

Chuong: I like using electronics a lot during nighttime more often like that. I do that more when the weather gets bad outside with rain, snow, or sleet. But yes, those virtual reality machines could use an upgrade to help prepare the G-52s for the most challenging scenarios as of yet since our enemies like to challenge us and the G-52s a lot without using powers mainly because we UN1024s can take out supervillains without using powers.

Sky: Fighting fire with fire and retaliating with similar means. 2015 and later on is going to be full of action alright.

Super C: And fighting fire with fire has not been one of my strongest suits.

King Leo/C.K.: That's an idea. I just hope I can do so without breaking a window; I'd have to open the door. If necessary, I can pick the car up off the ground.

T2: Yo; I get along with everybody just the same. If you ain't into the stuff I am, that doesn't mean you ain't my friend, bro.

Chuong: You got that right T2!

Leo: Indeed.