“Yee-haw!” Sam sang with her back to Tina while Carmen finally noticed her and tried to act normal not making an attempt to warn Sam, who was way into the Alan Jackson classic.

Tina walked in and closed the door behind her then cleared her throat to get Sam’s attention as the song ended.  After hearing this Sam turned around and looked at Tina in horror.

“Tina” Sam exclaimed as she stood up to turn off the radio.

“Hey TK” Carmen smiled sheepishly.

“Please continue” Tina said with an amused smile.

“We were just ah” Sam tried to think of an excuse for her unusual behavior.

“I don’t think Chattahoochee would be good for the soundtrack” Carmen said just in time.

“Right” Sam agreed in gratefulness “definitely not an LA song.”

“I know two LA girls who are just crazy about it” Tina said as she made her way to her desk.  Carmen immediately stood up to vacate her seat “If you two are done with your Lilith County Fair concert, I’d like to get back to work.”

“Yes sorry Tina” Carmen gathered the CD’s from Tina’s desk and placed them in a little box.  “I’m going to find Jenny and go over the selections for the movie.”

“She’s on the set” Tina informed Carmen with a smile “it’s okay you two, I’m glad I’m not the only country girl around this parts” Tina said with a hint of her southern accent.

“Well ma’am I bid you good day” Carmen said in her own southern accent as she left Tina’s office.  Sam looked after the DJ then her gaze dropped lower which didn’t go unnoticed by Tina.

“Was there something you needed Sam?”  Tina smiled at the Sam’s abrupt head turn, guilt written all over DP’s red face.

“Um” Sam replied a little flustered “actually there is.  I spoke with Jenny about using the ZR900 for the strip bar scene.  I think it will give us a personal look at Nikki without involving a huge audience, not to mention capturing the essence of the scene.”

“Finally someone who wants to save me money, excellent whatever you need” Tina smiled happy with Sam’s suggestion.