On the way to Tony Stark's villa, Nick Fury could not help feeling resentful.
These damned rich people just had to buy houses everywhere. Their company was in New York on the East Coast, yet their home was in Los Angeles on the West Coast.
Ordinary people took the bus to work, or at most drove. The more outrageous ones took trains. Rich people were different; they commuted by private jet.
Having money meant doing whatever you wanted.
In the movies, Tony Stark flying from the West Coast to the East Coast in his armor was still understandable. After all, the armor had long since broken the sound barrier, and circling the globe would not take very long.
But in Iron Man 2, Tony Stark actually drove a convertible from his Malibu villa in Los Angeles to Stark Tower in New York. That was just absurd!
The driving distance from Los Angeles to New York was roughly 4,488.89 kilometers. Even if Tony Stark drove his convertible at four hundred kilometers per hour, it would still take eleven hours. Yet neither he nor the basket of strawberries he brought along showed the slightest change after all that wind and sun.
It made no sense to say the cliffside villa was not in Los Angeles either, because at the beginning of the first movie, when the blonde reporter woke up, Jarvis automatically gave the weather forecast for Malibu.
Nick Fury did not know how Tony Stark managed to drive such a long distance without getting tired or dusty. In any case, he had taken a nap aboard the Quinjet.
Upon arriving at the Malibu cliffside villa, Nick Fury searched for quite a while before finding a place to land the aircraft. The villa was already surrounded by military armored units. If the