He came into the living room and, stuttering said:"You ah, you've been through my suitcase?"I nodded and put the magazine down."We need to talk" I rep...ied.He sat down on the sofa opposite me and swallowed. He had the look of a man about to be executed, looked genuinely frightened."Don't worry, there's no corporal punishment in this house." I told him to calm him down. I wasn't angry at him at all, actually. Just confused. "I know you have a good explanation, so let's hear it"He sighed. "OK.. Setting out not long after Mitch had switched Helen and Barry John was still surprised, after all this time that his harvest was as large as it was, he knew that the nanomites had improved not only him, Millie and Mica but had also improved all of his equipment but somehow he felt they had gone a little too far. They'd just exited the last of John's shields when John stiffened feeling at least 40 agents, Mitch wasn't that concerned John was surprised but kept his guard up, not far from town. Let’s deal with that first. People keep saying that money can’t buy everything. It can, however, buy everything we deal with in economics. Do you want a candy bar, a magazine, or a ride on the EL? Well, when you want anything, money stands for everything else. What something costs is what economists call its ‘alternative cost.’ It’s what you could buy with the money you spend on it. Okay? Clear on that? That’s domestic money. For you, that’s a dollar.”“Yeah.” Henry looked confused, but Henry. "Keep the change," she says and smiles broadly."Thank you ma'am! You ladies come back, now," he says and stuffs the bill into his pocket. He wraps our purchase and we exit the store."Wow! That was quite a tip you gave him, Jill," I exclaim."I'd like to give him another kind," she answers and winks. We drive on into town and stop at a small grocery store. I'm feeling more confident with my presentation and am enjoying our outing. You pick out the ingredients for your pasta dish and we pick up.