Peter was able to keep his poker face at Tony's reaction, but then JARVIS played along and he couldn't hold back. He burst out laughing as he saw the look on Tony's face. This had been just what he had needed. The nightmare had been pushed to the back of his mind, forgotten thanks to his conversation with Tony.<br/><br/>Peter nodded. "I know, I try, but sometimes there's just not enough time to wait. I mean, if I see some guys robbing a store they'll be gone by the time backup arrives." He had gotten better at asking for backup, but he still tended to do things on his own. He didn't want to bother the Avengers with these things that he could fix on his own. He didn't need Captain America's help to stop a thief from robbing a nice lady in an alley, he didn't need Iron Man when he was stopping a drug deal in some abandoned warehouse. Those were things Spiderman could do on his own. But he did start asking for help for bigger things, like that one time he asked Tony for help in stopping a bank robbery when they had hostages. He just didn't think the Avengers were needed for the smaller things. That was why he had become the friendly neighbourhood Spiderman, so he could take care of that.