Captain Stottlemeyer: According to her schedule, uh, she was with you Monday morning.
Paul Crawford: That's true. Eileen met me here at the office. I have known Eileen for years. She read an article of mine, and, uh, had a few questions.
Captain Stottlemeyer: Did she seem depressed?
Paul Crawford: No.
Lieutenant Disher: Had she been drinking?
Paul Crawford: No, no, no. She wouldn't be drinking now.
Adrian Monk: What was the article about? The one she was interested in?
Paul Crawford: It was about the food industry. Hot dog vendors.
Natalie: Oh, I read that. I haven't had a hot dog since. Oh, God, the pictures.
Paul Crawford: I take that as a compliment. That's actually a talent of mine. I can take almost anything as a compliment. Eileen read the article too. Became sort of a pet project of hers. She said that she wanted to shut all the vendors down. In fact, she said she was meeting a man named George Gianopolous.
Natalie: The hot dog czar?
Paul Crawford: Yeah, when she left, she said that's where she was going.