Del said, "Next time you have a massacre, who you gonna call? A mailman?"
Lucas jumped in: "Wait, wait, wait… we'll just follow the truck."
They wound up following a mail truck back through traffic to the BCA building.
"That was really helpful about the fuckin' massacre," Lucas said.
"Fuck the guy," Dell said.
"You been in that hamburger place too long."
"No shit."
The carrier, a cheerful man with an out-of-fashion brown pony-tail, dumped twenty pounds of letters and cartons at the BCA mail-room, and said, "Have at it."
There were only half a dozen candidates, and one of them, wrapped in what looked like grocery-bag paper, with six feet of Scotch tape, had Lucas's name on it.
"Probably a bomb," Del said.
"Wish you hadn't said that," Lucas said.
Del pulled on a vinyl glove and picked it up. "I'll get the lab to unwrap it, and I'll call you at your office. We oughta know in ten minutes," he said.