"We need a lunch break." I said into the intercom that was in my helmet.

"I agree." Kid Flash said. "I'm gonna need lots of energy."

"Okay. I'll search for a sit in." The bike switched into auto mode while a GPS flashed inside the helmet. I skimmed though looking for a restaurant that wasn't packed.

"There's a 'Texas T-Bone.'" I said. "It's a BBQ. With immediate seating."

"Perfect." Artemis said.

"Sending coordinates." And we followed the path to a restaurant that had cheesy window stickers about the restaurant, the biggest one of a cowboy with a extra large fork that dripped streak. Inside there was an old claw machine, and a peanut bin. Behind all that was the seats, booths and tables.

"Table for four." Artemis said. The hostess smiled and said;

"Follow me please." She lead us to a booth next to a window. "Have you been here before?"

"Yes." I answered.

"Okie-dokie. Do you have an idea what you want to drink?"

"Shirley Temple." I answered.

"Coke." Artemis said.

"Root-beer!" Wally declared.

"Just a water for me." Slick said.

"Okay, thanks. I'll be back to take your order in a few." She turned and left. There wasn't much talking, other than the occasional;

"Ooh, that sounds good." Or the;

"I think I'm gonna get that."

"Are you ready?" The waitress came back with a tray of drinks. She spread them out.

"Yes." I said. "I'll have the 7 oz. Sirloin."

"I'll have that but in an 8 oz." Wally said.

"A BBQ chicken, sweet potato side." Artemis said.

"Just a salad." Slick said.

"Alrighty, I'll be right back." While that waitress left a new one came and gave us free roll appetizers with sweet sugary butter. There was enough for everyone to have two, but with Wally at the table, almost everyone just got one.

We ate, and talked. When we finished Artemis threw down some cash and tip and we set out again stomachs full. The sun started to set, and the GPS started begging stupid, so we got two rooms in a hotel. Girls in one, boys in other. The beds were soft, and comforters were warm. The warm bed turned my eyes droopy and turned my tired. I turned to my side and let my imagination take turn into sleep.