She looks at him and giggles. "In Hawaii people aren't allowed cars except for the natives. Those cars have low pollutant levels though." she says. Smiling very, very warmly. She was beyond happy right now. She lost a bit of her smile at his words. "Its fine." She blinks and sighs a bit. "Then I will have to make him one...but I can't. I don't know how. Hmmm..." Her face lights back up. "I know then he can just ride with mo-----I mean me." She says. Flustered and embarressed that she about said mommy. That was words guys rarely wanted to hear a woman say. What if she just chased him off? Oh then she would be very, very sad. She looks at him and her eyes filled with delight. "Cool. That is very, very cool. I haven't surfed in a couple of years but once a surfer always a surfer." She says. She looks at Antonio. "Kuhana...remember that word Antonio. It is hawaiin for nobody gets left behind. It applies mostly to families."