"Maybe it will be fun. I mean, I know it's gonna be more fun than living with my dad. For one thing, there's more space, and for another thing, you're not trying to monitor my every movement. I think. I hope."

Her smile makes him smile in response -- he can't help it, it's just natural to smile when other people smile, especially when they look so pleased. Her answer is a good one, one that makes him feel more at home already.

"I'll have to learn futuristic advertising. Which I should probably start calling modern advertising, so it's not incredibly obvious that I'm a time traveling ad man. Which nobody would believe anyway, but hey. And I'll have to update my resume, I guess, so it doesn't show that my last worked day was in 1968, and..."

He takes a deep breath.

"Maybe I'll worry about all of that later."