Show a classic American scene: a young child runs a quaint, bare-minimum lemonade stand into a lovely, quiet, picturesque American suburban neighborhood. One person stands in front of the lemonade stand, while a small little girl sits on a small stool behind the stand. A banner hangs from the lemonade stand which reads, "Lemonade 5Âą". The person standing in front of the lemonade stand is a well put together man in his fifties, clean-shaven, in a dark suit and shoes with dark sunglasses on. He has a special agent earpiece in and an easy-to-identify Central Intelligence Agency pin on the lapel of the manâs jacket. He appears confused, agitated, and out of place while asking the girl one question, which is perfectly displayed and easy to read in a speech bubble: "Whatâs in it for us? Let us run you and your colleagues at school. What about your mother? Sheâs pretty isnât she? Listen, I donât want to do this the hard way: Either sources, 51%, or pu-tang." The small childâs mouth is wide-open, staring in shock, aghast at the special agent in a suitâs scary, shocking words. Ver mais