"Nope. But I did wake up to a fan that needed some oiling. Might be reaching the end of its life. If you want your fan cleaned, I'll be in the back yard." He had nothing planned today, so working on the others' stuff would at least fill his day with something productive. With everything he needed on hand, he started heading out, but paused when hearing Dan complain about his broken phone, then asked if he fixed those.<br/><br/>"Yeah, I'll take a look at it. But if it's still under warranty, it might be best to have the store look at it." While he enjoyed fixing something as delicate and tedious as a phone, he knew that the best course of action would be to take it back to whatever store it was bought from. Partially because he wanted people to take advantage of warranties, and partially because he didn't want to be held responsible for something that is clearly a factory defect. Good for him if he finds that out before peeling off that warranty sticker.<br/><br/>Dev laid out his tools on the ground and started undoing the snap locks around the frame of the fan. The dust from the grills stuck to his forearms, making a couple of lines that made him look like a discount tiger in a student's film project.<br/><br/>Hearing someone was going out for groceries, Dev decided to list in "$20 worth of raw peanuts - Dev" and left $20 under the paper and pencil. He wasn't sure how much a pound or kilo was worth, but he hoped he could at least get some for those late nights when he was working on something.