Staffers mention being late because of troops in town and takeout getting cold. They discuss Cullen going public, characterizing it as a no-show rather than strategic timing, and question why. The conversation shifts to a paper on the table referred to as 'rosebud,' identified as the Bensonville document. Someone examines handwriting and describes images: a beach, a bouquet of flowers, ice cream, a desert, asking 'tell me what you see.'