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Summary
Adam doesn’t mean to write reports that are long form food reviews; it’s really not his fault that various gangsters, terrorists, and assorted corrupt public figures happen to lead him to the best food spots in the city (even if they somehow only choose the worst thing on the menu). Tormenting the bunker with delicious smells is just a fun hobby, he totally has those Alex, this is absolutely a real hobby. Jim Miller would very much like his agent to write actual reports, not love poetry to food. It’s distracting him from dealing with the corruption threatening his agents. He's definitely not worried that the barista that makes the single most perfect coffee he's ever had is going to turn out to be a terrorist. Definitely. Totally. Not in the least. Bob Page would very much like to know how Adam is two people at once and why he’s surrounded by incompetents who keep failing to poison one (1) augmented food critic.
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