[OOM: Follow-up week. Columbia University reverses an old decision of theirs, much to the Dean's dismay.]When the report had come in of monstrously slimy things that resembled the Creature from the Black Lagoon at the
Staten Island Transfer Station, Ray had come within angstroms of demanding to speak to them over the phone. As it turned out, the slime monsters weren't Deep Ones, only yet
another batch of the same haunting spirits that had earned the Ghostbusters their honorary membership in the Sanitation Workers' Union in the first place. (Nothing says 'thank you for saving our members from the landfill's vengeful dead' like a union card.) It was a little disappointing to Ray, who hadn't heard from either
Ost-h'ryth or Laken-takai in ages. Still, the bust went off smoothly and there was minimal property damage, just a tremendous amount of stink, so that was all right.
It's probably a sign of the standards of behavior drilled into him by having to survive six years in Salmissra's palace that Ray actually goes upstairs and takes a shower and changes into new clothes before coming down and grabbing himself a bean burrito from the Bar. Nyissans have their faults, but they
do get tetchy if people don't at least
try and clean up a bit before going out in public.