Comic Transcript
VIKTOR SCHRECK: Hello, Alex. I trust you are doing well.
ALEX: Er… yes. Why do you want to know?
VIKTOR SCHRECK: I don’t. I’m just making a vague attempt at small talk before I start grilling you about this real-life pirate who decided to sue the RIAA for infringing on their trademark.
ALEX: I’ve already told everyone what I know, and the tape of the call is available for review.
VIKTOR SCHRECK: I suppose so… This is an interesting case, Alex.
VIKTOR SCHRECK: On the one hand we support the RIAA’s actions to a certain extent because if they’re successful it will restrict what a consumer can do with a product. On the other hand, our employer and their employer, being essentially the same creature, hate each other with a passion few have ever felt. So before we make any decisions, we need to have the whole story.
ALEX: Well, I suppose it’s good that you’re being so cautious –
VIKTOR SCHRECK: Though I have to admit, offering to represent the pirates in their suit against the RIAA would be a lot of fun.