"I don't see how we could possibly transport the motorcycle without a rider piloting it. The logistics is just a nightmare, and creates too many unnecessary risks. If fuel becomes an issue, we can always look online to see how to siphon it from other vehicles." That is, if they could get a laptop, computer, or smart phone, and actually find a signal. But, he imagined that as early into the outbreak as things were, it would be possible.<br/><br/>"The music was my idea. Nurse," Even though he had heard her name several times, it apparently didn't stick with him; or, perhaps, he was trying to distance himself from the other survivors, the ones he didn't already know, at any rate. "Pointed it out to me. I set my iPod up to the PA system. Should be about another hour of music left on it. I figured it creates a distraction. But even then, we should advance quietly, and not fight unless necessary."<br/><br/>"If we got out into the parking lot, maybe a bit of vandalism to set off car alarms could provide good distractions. But,<strong>only</strong>if we really need to." because that could inadvertently screw over other survivors that might be able to make use of the vehicles, and because it could very well draw too many zombies into the area, and hamper their ability to escape...<br/><br/>He would get off the desk, and get into a position where he was prepared to move it out of the way of the door. He didn't move it yet; not until everyone was truly ready to leave the office.