Steve wasn't tired at all, and he was eating his own pretzel, he'd watched her buy one and had been curious about about how they tasted that when she didn't force him or even look at him, he got one himself. "they where better when i was a kid..." he mumbled. "the cheese is kind of awesome though." he admitted. "i've seen melting cheese. Velveeta was invented when i was a kid, but we where too poor to afford it." he admitted, examining the liquid cheese. "these plastic things are kind of awesome too." he admitted, tearing off another chunk of Pretzel. he was so much more calm and accepting that he was actually initiating conversation, something he hadn't done since Natasha left."...i can't use a straight razor to kill myself. i heal too fast and i don't bleed fast enough." he admitted. "i've been stabbed a lot in the war, if i was going to kill myself i'd have to jump off a real high building or snap my neck hanging myself. which again, would mean jumping off a high place." he admitted. "slow death doesn't work, though i suppose i could suffocate myself." he mused. "...wow." Steve muttered, astonished. gone where all the stainless steel, replaced by marble slabs, well, not real marble but they looked real enough, and porcelain and plastic. the terrible furniture was replaced with rosewood and leather and a huge easy chair that made Steve abandon his piles upon piles of groceries and move to examine it. it was a monster of a chair and something he'd never seen before. he examined the lever very curiously and then tugged on it, leaping away when the leg rest popped out and he went wide eyed. "oh! that's awesome..." he murmured, pulling the leg rest back down before blinking at the thick, rich blue carpet that he was now kneeling on, running his fingers through it because he couldn't believe they made Carpet that soft and thick! Grant chuckled, watching Steve mumble and murmur as he explored his new surroundings. "told you men where like dogs. he's just like a puppy that has to sniff everything." he admitted, uncaring at the scowl he got from Steve for that remark before yipping in delight at a bathtub he could actually fit in, and a shower he didn't have to hunch over to fit into the water stream. he examined the funny black box sitting in a space under his new, fancy TV and poked the large silver button and leaped back when it beeped at him, eyes wide. "That's an X-Box captain! a Gaming system." "...like Monopoly?" "....well you can play monopoly on it, sure...uh., it's hard to explain when you won't have any reference... uhm. the first thing came out in 1950.... so..." he tilted his head. "i'll get you a book." he promised Steve who blinked, confused before turning to examine the new fridge. he was amazed at how big it was, and how it could make it's own ice. "wow, i mean, with how grouchy he was i never would have expected him to be so curious." "you try living in a tiny room and a gym for as long as i have and see how You feel." Steve ordered, examining the microwave, head cocked to the side. "what is this?"