take the first leg, you stay on the parallels

[carla guaraldi]

"I will take the first leg, you stay on the parallels".
Could anybody explain the meaning of it using other words??
Thanks so much

[Tdol]

leg = stage
parallels= parallel bars (is this about gymnastics?)

[carla guaraldi]

Two agents from FBI talking to each other about someone who is coming to join them.
one of them says:"I'll take the first leg, you stay on the parallels"
Thanks for your help.

[Tdol]

I have no idea what they are talking about, I'm afraid.

[Marylin]

Two agents from FBI talking to each other about someone who is coming to join them.
one of them says:"I'll take the first leg, you stay on the parallels"
Thanks for your help.

Give us a bit more info. Does it have anything to do with air traffic control? Are these guys at the airport or by the runways?

[carla guaraldi]

Thanks a lot for your attention..I really appreciate that..Im gonna read it again and later give you some more info. thank you

[Marylin]

Thanks a lot for your attention..I really appreciate that..Im gonna read it again and later give you some more info. thank you

You are welcome. We are waiting for the context. It always helps!

[Tdol]

First leg could be first stage or first shift, but the rest loses me.

[Fleur-de-lys]

It's going to be much easier when we have the context
Until then, I'll give it a guess. Since they are FBI agents they may be tracking or following a suspect. "I'll take the first leg" could mean the speaker is taking autonomous action. Meanwhile, his fellow agent and the person coming to join him are to take a parallel route to the subject being followed.

However, context is definitely needed to see the whole scenario. Guesswork, though sometimes fun and intriguing isn't going to give any answers. Looking forward to the context with bated breath

[blacknomi]

Let me be the first one greeting you,

Welcome board, Fleur-de-lys!!!!!!!