Jim<br/><br/>Jim listened as Ali explained how she wasn't playing wingman for Bree.  He really wanted to believe her, but he still had doubts.  Still, he was glad that she wasn't mad at him.  He knew he was still a little red in the face, just from embarrassment.  He wasn't any better at speaking to beautiful women today than he was yesterday and he knew it.  He nearly said no when she invited him for lunch, but he realized that would be quite rude again, if they were going to be friends, then friends did stuff like grab lunch together.  He just hoped he could act normal with her.<br/><br/>"Cool, sure.  I'll go get lunch with you.  I have one more repair I need to do before I can grab lunch.  Let's say in about a half hour?"<br/><br/>While he was working on the repair her started processing things in his head and started to come to an odd conclusion.  If she really wasn't wingman for Bree, then she did want to get to know him,  On the other hand if she was stretching the truth (even in his own mind Jim was unwilling to call it lying) about the winging for Bree it would be obvious at lunch because she would be asking questions about Will, at which point he could answer her questions and then without being a jerk, just not accept any lunches in the future.  It really was a win-win for Jim.