Jango followed Kairi to the beach. He'd been all over the island his entire life. He was used to the crowds, tourists, families, singles looking for a tropical romance or just a relaxing vacation from their lives. He'd always had the tribe and his family but he was also used to meeting people, becoming friends with them and then never seeing them again once they left when their vacation was over. And the girls. There'd been a few girls. Not many but a few.<br/><br/>Jango was a little nervous just because unlike the other resort guests who would be out of his life in a few days, Kairi's friend's impressions of him mattered. But he'd worked at the resort his whole adult life and while he wasn't in the customer service division, it put him in contact with a lot of people. He was good at adapting.<br/><br/>He smiled, nodded and waved when appropriate as Kairi introduced him to Noel and Hailey, suddenly feeling very overdressed in pants rather than shorts. At least he hadn't gone for the rarely used dress shoes in his closet. Flip flops looked much less out of place here. "Hi," he said a little uncertainly. "All the lines I would normally say when I meet pretty tourists seem super inappropriate right now." He hoped it would be a good ice breaker while also showing that he didn't plan on hurting Kairi.