He hopped that counter way too well. Not that Raylan would say anything about that, smirking at the million dollar smile cast his way. "Tough to get under her skirts without a crowbar or a brick, hopefully you ain't got reason to use either one of them."

Raylan pulled open the door with a breath and a long look back into the stacks. "I dunno. Gut feelin' maybe. Somethin's hidin' here. Somethin' that'll.. explain somethin'." He shook his head again. "Somethin' to look at another day, maybe."

Something he desperately wanted to get to the bottom of. Normally a nugget would tide him and his single mindedness over, but this shiny bobble hadn't quite managed that.

"C'mon," he said quietly with a little downturn of his face. "Before Mathis changes her mind."