"I'm trying to think of a test complaint."

"Thank you."

"Sometimes we drive up the 304 and the owner hasn't let us for a few seasons now but keeps charging the community account for a road subscription. One time he upgraded it. I don't know who's running that now the blues are gone."

"We stole all their stuff and there's a department of transportation that owns the roads. I will get that subscription cancelled and the last two seasons refunded."

"...okay."

"If you want to subscribe again I think you can do so online. What's your email -"

She spells it.

He sends her a link to the road subscriptions website. "Yes, they're online, I sent the link. There's a standard rule for setting prices now but I don't know if it'll be higher or lower than the one you're accustomed to."

Nod.

"Anything else we can do for you?"

"Maybe later."

"Okay. Thank you. Have a good day.'

She bows a little and goes back into the tunnel.

He bounces all of this to Wilindë and goes to read about reds. There isn't much useful information but he can now read a bit more into it. 

Reds are disgusting, says all the information.

Yes, he got that. That and if you look at robots they riot. He suspects he knows why.

Yup, if you even think about inventing robots: rioting reds. Also sometimes they touch people, mostly armed cops.

Is that so.

Oh yeah.

Gosh.

Police all get to start wearing body cameras! For evidentiary reasons. They get a raise to compensate for the inconvenience.

They don't like that.

What a shame. 

Some of them strike! They want respect!

What a great opportunity for a natural experiment in whether lower levels of policing affect the crime rate. He doesn't tell them they're using it for that, of course, that'd confound the experiment. 

Strike strike strike strike! The crime rate does go up a bit in the worse neighborhoods and they get complaints about slow response times.