When Cole announced that they had arrived and asked whether they were ready, Joaquin replied with a noncommittal shrug. He was perfectly alright with holding the camera if Cole let him, but he was pretty sure that that hunk of machinery was more like Cole's firstborn son than a piece of equipment, so he decided that he would wait until he was offered to do filming if Cole really needed it. Joaquin, however, had no intention of being smiley or in a vaguely good mood on camera, so be warned.<br/><br/>Joaquin released a breath of air from his mouth while it was closed, resulting in that tired horse sound and vibrating lips. With the exasperated noise he exited the car and flattened out the shirt of Loris's he was wearing and adjusted his belt. Car drives always fiddled with your clothes in a way that was most unflattering.  He circled the car and approached the backside of the car to see if they needed any help lifting any animal cages or something like that out of the backseat.<br/><br/>Loris, on the other hand, replied to Cole with an excited, "I am so ready!" and bolted out of the door, nearly slamming it into Joaquin's face as he reached to open the door for his brother and the animal cages. Joaquin shot him a venomous look, which was met with an embarrassed and apologetic smile on Loris's end. He carefully stepped over the cages and glass tanks and exited the car.<br/><br/>"So," Loris started, looking around. "There's sand. Wait, no, there's grass, I see grass... and uh, a few shrubs. What's so special about this first spot for filming, Cole?" he inquired, looking back into the car to make sure Kelly was able to make it out alright with all the clutter in the back. "Also, do you need help with any of this stuff in the back or are you afraid we'll break something?"