That was about enough, but drinking water in this environment wasn't so easy. Bottled water was inconvenient to drink, so Clark went back and got some straws. Afraid he'd get bored, he also brought a few books. The moon was fairly cold too. Although Clark wasn't afraid of the cold, being warmer was still better, so he brought a blanket as well.
With his preparations complete, Clark lay down on a recliner, covered himself with the blanket, and began searching Earth for the sounds he wanted.
Only after actually taking on the job did he realize how boring it was. During surveillance, ninety percent of the information was completely useless. These employees talked about the same things people discussed in any office in the world.
They got coffee first thing in the morning, then went to the bathroom to play on their phones. After coming back and working for a while, they started discussing what to eat for lunch. Once lunch and their nap break were over, they began counting down the time until work ended.
After listening for only a little while, Clark fell asleep twice. He felt there was really nothing worth hearing at this base, so he might as well eavesdrop on that woman named Amanda Waller. She must be plotting something nasty.
But after waking up, Clark needed to use the bathroom. The lunar environment wasn't exactly suited for relieving himself anywhere, and the drink bottles he had brought up didn't have wide enough openings. Clark could only fly back to Earth to use the bathroom.
Flying that distance wasn't tiring for Clark, but it was still a hassle. He couldn't exactly fly back to Earth every time he needed the bathroom, could he?
The moon was great in every way except that it was too