Toby's Online Trading Account (web interface)

A browser‑based trading account interface tied to Toby's personal devices: order buttons, time‑stamped trade receipts, and a running transaction history. The pages can be pulled up, printed, or shown to display an outgoing purchase and exact timestamp. Characters use it as a concrete record of a single, explosive stock purchase that jumps from $5,000 to $125,000 immediately after a witness's testimony.

2 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S1E4 · Five Votes Down

Leela Forces Toby to Confront a Suspicious Stock Windfall

Toby references a browser-based trading website as his purchase mechanism ('I use the website'), signaling the concrete origin of the single stock position and anchoring Leela's legal concerns to an identifiable transactional record.

Before: Exists as a conceptual/known tool Toby used to buy the shares; transactional history presumably stored online.

After: Remains the evidentiary mechanism that Counsel will want to inspect; its records are implicated in any subsequent inquiry.

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S1E4 · Five Votes Down

Carol Interrupts — Five Votes Recovered

The online trading account/site is verbally referenced earlier in the conversation as Toby's claimed mechanism for the purchase and exculpatory proof. In the event it functions narratively as an implied piece of evidence that could corroborate or refute Toby's story, shaping Leela's insistence on legal review.

Before: Accessible on Toby's devices as a record of a purchase; exists as a claimed exculpatory resource.

After: Remains available but gains new significance as counsel considers whether its timestamps and receipts warrant investigation.

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