A hustling theater impresario's attempt to save his theater ventures him north to Canada to hire an old man who has an extraordinary experience with being a stage manager. Unable to pay him train and plane tickets back to California, he agrees to br...
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Wally soon found himself heading down a stairway with Dick taking the lead.
"Well, Mister Anderson you're in luck because I've got the best place where you can pull off your heist. I know, I know, you are not a fan of rush work, but our deal will be quite good, and you need money for train and plane tickets back to Los Angeles, so...well... We can make an expection." Dick said as he wheelchaired down the stairs.
"Well... I've never even steal from anyone in my life." Wally interrupted.
"That's decent. I do enjoy people who have less experience with a certain action." Dick said as he ushered Wally into a hallway to the basement.
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"Anyway... enough horeshit, your task is simple: the location of your heist will be in DHX Studios, so all you need to do is get in there, find a trinket, and get out. By the time you get back, you'll find me here and we'll go to Los Angeles so you can hire me as your new stage manager." Dick explained, "Deal? If not, then well... You know."
"You can count on me, Dick." Wally said shaking his hand, "But first, do I need some things before I go?"
Wally then watched as Dick turned on the lights of a large room.
"You've gotta be kidding me."
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The room wasn't like any other room Wally had seen, it was enormous.
"You see, DHX Studios had a pretty good time before it got shut down. Tapings of their shows, audiences attending live tapings of them, and business as usual for the employees of the place. It was even the production home of one of the most beloved kids' TV shows, Yo Gabba Gabba!" Dick told Wally as he followed, "You know the story, right? Well, some teenage bastards would break in and mess around or steal stuff in their, some get hurt while doing that, and then these liberals threaten to sue the network heads of the place, shut them down after that."
