Okay, so that's even more screwed up, considering that's hardly a reason for anyone to fire an employee, and Coop would have found it to believe just in general that Raleigh would know what a day off is or how to take one. She's always busying herself with something, whether it be with the bakery or helping a friend or whatever, and he leans back against the couch with a frown, beer bottle held upright between his knees.

"That definitely doesn't sound like her," he agrees, arching a brow as he looks up at her. He and Sylvie may not have their shit together yet, that might never happen, but he's been getting better at letting what had happened between them go. Wasting the opportunity to start anew with her seems like the actual dumbest thing he could possibly do and while that's obviously not priority number one at this particular moment, Coop thinks that working together to figure out what the hell is going on with their friend is a good place to start.

"I saw her at Comic Con," he says, "and she seemed... a little off. She had this Supergirl costume on and yeah, she looked great, but she wasn't just confident about that, she was arrogant, you know?" She'd also been insanely flirtatious that day, but he doesn't really want to get into that with Sylvie, of all people. "I thought maybe she was just, I don't know, embracing the day or something. Any clue what might be going on with her?"