Hardison and I are sitting at the bar together and he's going on about some ridiculous thing, being tourists in Tokyo for some reason. I don't know why we would ever do that. There are so many more fun things that we could be doing in our time off. I'm trying to figure out why we are discussing this when Sterling walks in and brightens up my day with a little Eliot fight. I glance back to see Hardison hand some cash to the bar keeper and I know I can enjoy this little spectacle. I cannot believe that Sterling would just walk in here. How stupid is he?
Poor Maggie, she shouldn't be in a jail. Honest people don't go to jail. She wouldn't know what to do there. We definitely have to get her out. I hope she's okay until we get to did this to her deserves whatever Nate comes up with.
Listening to Nate and Sterling talk about this robbery is kind of painful. They clearly have no idea what happened. Why can't other people figure these kind of things out? It's clearly an inside job. Eventually, I decide to make them aware that I'm in the room and tell them what really happened.
When Maggie walks in, I know Nate is in trouble. She has that angry look in her eyes like when Nate says something stupid to Sophie. While Maggie yells at Nate and Sterling, I grab the bag I made for her and start showing it to her, but eventually realize that we should just do that somewhere else.
After I finished explaining the contents of the bag to Maggie, I had some free time so I decided to try out the touristy thing that Hardison said I should do. I will admit that it was pretty fun. That security system was so old, it was pretty much an antique. It was cool to see something like that. When I met up with Hardison to pretend to be his bride, I told him what I had done, but he just seemed confused that I didn't look at the artwork. If I had gone there to look at art, I would have just taken something. It would have been so easy. Then, Nate would have gotten mad at me because we are in the middle of a job. I can't just go around grabbing stuff from museums when we are supposed to be working.
I grab onto Hardison's arm, pretending that we are a real couple looking to get married. Secretly, I can't believe that people actually do this. I mean Hardison says people just meet online and then get married so that they can get into the US, but that seems really strange to me. Of course, I don't really understand why people get married in the first place so I guess doing it to get into America isn't really that strange. It's kind of like some weird con. While he fumbles around getting pictures with his button cam, I grab the mark's phone and clone it. Turns out that he's planning to fence to item through a guy I recognize so that gets us a little closer to solving this thing.
Once we figure out that the egg is in the building, I go to retrieve it, but the stupid guard is standing right in front of the door. Of course Sterling comes along to distract the guy. I can't believe he was going to pee in the hallway. Who does that? Then, he comes around the corner trying to act like we couldn't have done this without him. Luckily, Hardison is able to make him shut up. It's funny actually. I didn't know that Hardison could make the earbuds have feedback on command.
Eliot and Hardison come up with this plan to save Nate and Maggie where I get to ride on top of the elevator. That sounds fun to me, plus I get to basically save them from a bomb. I'm surprised when I drop into the elevator and Maggie and Nate are kissing. It's weird. They are divorced and I thought that Nate and Sophie liked each other. I wonder if this is the kind of thing I'm supposed to tell Sophie about. I mean, I think that girls tell each other things like this, but I've never done that kind of thing before. I'll try to remember it next time I talk to her.