DG watches the back-and-forth between the other runners and Ms. Johnson with a slightly arched brow.  The fact of the matter was that she had no intention of trusting the Johnson on any "information" she provided beyond face-value, but it was still useful to test the waters and see what the Johnson knew--or thought she knew--and was willing to reveal.  The fact that she had already established the run as a sort of "audition" meant that she would probably insist they do most of their own legwork, though.<br/><br/>"To be honest, given how little time we have to prepare already, I would prefer not to drag this out unnecessarily.  You've dealt openly and with candor thus far, considering none of us have formally agreed to the contract--I'm willing to take it on good faith that you'll provide us with whatever information you can.  Let's tack down the price and get underway."