A little early to go to a bar? Bridget thought for a moment. Well, maybe that was true for some people, but not for her. Some of her friends would hit the bar at odd times during the day, depending on what they were doing. They would often engage in bar hopping whenever something big came up. She never joined them in their bar adventures; it just wasn’t for her to be honest. She’d prefer to just meet them somewhere and then shoot the breeze all night. Why spend her entire day in a bar? It would be different bars, but she would still rather not as it wasn’t her idea of fun. Now, all day at the shooting range on the other hand? That was something she could look forward to.<br/><br/>“Well, to be perfectly honest, I don’t mind walking at all,” She said with a shrug, and then began walking. “City traffic does get pretty hectic, and I don’t like to wait.” The traffic seemed terrible so walking was most likely the better option. If there was one thing she hated the most it was being stuck in traffic. Not to mention taxi drivers could be pretty damned shady from time to time. On more than one occasion, a few taxi drivers had tried to milk as much money from her as they could just because they were having a bad day and didn’t feel like working. She peeked at a few taxis that zipped past them, and scoffed under her breath when they got stuck in the city traffic.<br/><br/>It was kind of amusing, she had to admit. A good reason to not drive through the city during rush hour, she thought.<br/><br/>Bridget suddenly paused and held out her arm. In a playful tone, she said, “So, Jared, you wouldn’t mind leading the way, would you?” She gave another smile, looking over her shoulder. “Don’t worry, I’m a big girl, I can cross the street on my own. I’d just rather not get lost.” Of course, she doubted that’s he would get lost. This was a pretty straightforward place; it would take someone with no sense of direction to get lost. She was usually the person who mapped an area out whenever some event happened, and she was forced into action anyway. She had no use for people who got lost easily, and in a way this was a bit of a humorous stab at that. Well, in its own way of course.