Getting to Albany took five hours. When we arrived, Lady, and I had to return to Harmon.

Lady: Now this is where we learn how to drive the diesel.
Bartholomew: Oh boy.
Lady: Relax. This will be very easy. *Gets in engine*
Bartholomew: *Gets in engine*
Lady: Now the ponies previously using this locomotive were kind enough to leave this running for us, and we can get out of here quicker.
Bartholomew: Oh, good. So what do I do?
Lady: It's simple really. We just pull this lever, and our engine moves. Very simple, and not as complicated as driving the steam train.
Bartholomoew: Right. So now what?
Lady: We go back to Harmon. Well actually, anda have to go back to Manehattan.
Bartholomew: Oh yes, you're correct.
Lady: *Drives diesel* We're gonna have to back up on a freight, and stop at Harmon. A commuter train will take anda back to Manehattan.
Bartholomew: How long do these commuters run for?
Lady: Every jam on the hour.
Bartholomew: That's what I call excellent service.
Lady: But who would ride a train at midnight?
Bartholomew: Gangsters.
Lady: Don't remind me.
Bartholomew: anda have trouble with them here?
Lady: Yes.
Bartholomew: So did I when I was on the Union Pacific. However, I didn't encounter them as much as anypony else did, but one nearly killed my boss. However, he just remained calm, got in the locomotive, and drove away.
Lady: He must be really brave.

All the way from Albany into Harmon, we talked about gangsters.

Bartholomew: *Gets out of engine* Thanks for everything Lady.
Lady: No problem. I hope I see anda tomorrow.
Bartholomew: I hope we work together again tomorrow as well. That was fun.
Lady: Oh, I'm sure we will.

I got on the train, and rode back to Manehattan. The CEO was waiting for me.

Bartholomew: *Gets out of train*
CEO: Well, what did anda think?
Bartholomew: It was good. I enjoyed it.
CEO: Good. We hope anda enjoy working for us for a long time.
Bartholomew: With pleasure.

I went to the front of Grand Central Station, got in a taxi, and went to my apartment. Today went well, and I was looking meneruskan, ke depan to tomorrow.

The End