Pilot: Edison

Edison of Edison (NJ) sifts through airline/capitalism intrigue and finds 'irony' in a Peanuts-chess board.

A tale of world-transit mystery/magic and chess-adverb exodus, inspired by Catch Me If You Can (Leo DiCaprio). 

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Edison, an American licensed passenger airline pilot from Algeria an US-citizen, was frequenting between Calcutta (India) and Edison (New Jersey), his namesake, after graduating from Brown and choreographing a special saree-enterprise tied to India's businesswomen's league.

EDISON: I frequent between Calcutta and Edison (my namesake!), and this saree-enterprise 'draws' buyers on social-media.

He flew into Newark (Airport!) and drove a rented Saab 9-3 to Edison (New Jersey), for his Calcutta-saree salesmanship tied to the businesswomen's league of modern capitalism/Ego.

The town is Edison (NJ), Edison's-namesake, offers much convenience and transit-securities for the modern consumer and tourist looking for a commerce-secured Homeland area in the post-9/11 era of traffic-dough.

EDISON: It's the quality of the saree-merchant network profitability that drives a capitalism-defense Realism for diplomats.

Edison found a strange commerce-life intelligence 'superstition' in Edison (NJ/USA), his namesake, which involved the use of a Peanuts-media themed chess-set in fortune storytelling concerning the detectives of capitalism's adversary. This 'human superstition' regarded the casing of competition-intelligence as 'purely' victorious.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)