[He takes it and watches him over the top of the mug before smiling.] Probably right.

At the very least, we know most everyone here can work to a common goal together.

[That's a good, positive thing, right? He nudges the remote closer to himself with his foot so he can reach it, brow twitching when he feels the tech humming under his fingers. The only bad part about his technopathy is not being able to turn it off for something as simple as changing a channel.]

... I know you probably thought it and the answer's no, I didn't spend that birthday money on Wally.