“Hey, change can be a good thing.” Tony said in response to Bruce. “And a little sun wouldn’t hurt...unless you’re all a city of vampires.” He laughed. “But seriously, when was the last time Gotham had anything even remotely nice weather wise?” He gulped down the rest of his coffee before setting the mug down and getting up to look out one of the windows. Making a sound of disgust, Tony moved away from the sight of clouds, rain, and gloom.<br/><br/>As Bruce began to ask about talking business, Tony had to stop himself from rolling his eyes, and only because Pepper was watching him. Settling for crossing his arms, Tony watched Alfred leave the room in search of those papers he had been asked for before turning back to Bruce.<br/><br/>“Not sure what all you want to know. Is that not what last night was all about?” He asked, once more taking a seat and helping himself to the fresh pot of coffee placed on the table. “It’s mainly focused on clean energy initiatives, some robotics, and other science branches. Ever been to a Stark Expo?” He asked, almost as an afterthought.<br/><br/>It was weird giving the rundown of the business, Tony usually let Pepper do that, but she was also slowly handing things back over to him, and it would look better if the owner and CEO of the company actually knew what he was talking about when people asked questions.<br/><br/>“What about you, what do the Waynes do?” Tony had a feeling he had been informed of what they did before, but at the moment it was slipping him.