If this had been any other person approaching him, Udo would have kindly told them off. If he was in the mood for a conversation, he would have stayed and spoken with the young man behind the counter.<br/><br/>But Officer Wojcik was definitely not ‘ordinary’ company. Off the top of his head, her name didn’t really ring any bells. However, he was positive that he’s heard of  at least once, twice, maybe a few times before. She had said she was a commanding officer, after all; the reason she was unfamiliar was more than likely because they have never worked together or even spoken face-to-face until now. To think that someone like her, with her dedication to the Führer, would be speaking to him was truly an honor. He wasn’t going to pass up this opportunity.<br/><br/>“Well, well! I had no idea I was quite the celebrity,” he said in reply, maintaining that same neutral air of respect by returning the nod and giving her his full attention. “The pleasure is mine, Officer Wojcik, thank you kindly for the warm welcome. I don’t get to come out to Munich very often.” He was trying to play it cool but it was obvious from the look in his eye that he was reveling in the praise. He was smiling a little. To think that his reputation has caught the attention of someone like her, that was truly a great feeling.<br/><br/>Praise aside, there was something about Frau Wojcik that Udo couldn’t help but have an appreciation for. She was indeed very business-like, and got straight to the point. No hesitation what so ever could be seen. From those little observations alone, he had a feeling this conversation was going to be very interesting.<br/><br/>“Unfortunately,” he continued, “business is what brings me here. It’s not like I get a decent vacation every now and then. You know how it is, I’m sure.” It was curious, though, why she had asked right away if he was here for business, but brushed it off as just something obvious. “The Führer’s work is never done.” He added with another nod. He decided he wasn’t going to elaborate on it too much further than that. Considering his profession, as it were, was obvious enough, he was quite positive that it wasn’t needed.<br/><br/>Udo turned his attention away to briefly look out the window, “Officer Wojcik, can you feel it… how dirty Munich is? It isn’t very pleasant.”