The whole table felt the impact from Joe's head, and the resulting sound got a quiet giggle out of Salem. It was confirmed, Salem would be dragging his lazy-ass sister out of bed to actually do something this month. "I'm sure she'd be flattered if you called her that," He joked, leaning back in his chair as he waited for...whatever the disks were supposed to do. If they were going to take long enough to warrant going out and coming back, Salem wasn't too confident in just leaving the computers as-is. Unplugging the monitors tended to be an extraordinarily baffling and unfixable problem for most of the library's attendees, so he'd just tug a few cords loose before they headed off.<br/><br/>Ah, the eternal question of 'for here or to go.' A life-changing decision just about every time it came up. "I think we'll stay there, she needs to actually stay outside for longer than five minutes at a time for once," Salem answered. He preferred the aesthetics of a good restaurant to that of his fairly small living room anyway, and home didn't have unlimited refills. A twelve pack only went so far. "We'll swing by my place and I'll tell her we're going somewhere. Shouldn't be too hard to convince her."<br/><br/>Salem didn't mind Mary's extremely lax lifestyle, really, but it did get hard to pay for two people's lives on his own. Of course his parents were always willing to throw a few month's worth of rent at a time at them when they showed the slightest sign of hardship, but he didn't want to take advantage of them like that. The rent for his apartment was mercifully low compared to the ones with two bedrooms, though. Some extra leg room wasn't worth another 700 dollars a month.