[It's okay, I am not a New Yorker and no one has to know.
Steve doesn't quite understand why they can't pick up the penguin and get back to the zoo a bit faster that way. Except, well, the stranger had said he wanted to take the penguin for a walk, and that wouldn't really count if they were carrying it the whole time.
Still, for someone like Steve with a long stride, this is particularly frustrating. Though all of that is forgotten when the oddball starts talking.
This guy really wants to meet him, doesn't he? Steve feels a pang of guilt, and while he tries to tell himself that he doesn't owe this random person anything, he feels bad for being so insincere. Weirder still is the fact that this guy is implying that he was around during World War II. But it's already been established that he's not all there.
Steve has a very vague idea of what Netflix is, though he hasn't heard of any program called Ancient Aliens. The story itself is enough to make him smile, though.]
Norse mythology is pretty much dead, though, isn't it? [Not that Steve thinks that this guy is really speaking to that many Nordics.] I wonder what Thor makes of that whole thing. [And then he smirks, and offers a little hint:] I'll have to ask him next time I see him.
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Steve doesn't quite understand why they can't pick up the penguin and get back to the zoo a bit faster that way. Except, well, the stranger had said he wanted to take the penguin for a walk, and that wouldn't really count if they were carrying it the whole time.
Still, for someone like Steve with a long stride, this is particularly frustrating. Though all of that is forgotten when the oddball starts talking.
This guy really wants to meet him, doesn't he? Steve feels a pang of guilt, and while he tries to tell himself that he doesn't owe this random person anything, he feels bad for being so insincere. Weirder still is the fact that this guy is implying that he was around during World War II. But it's already been established that he's not all there.
Steve has a very vague idea of what Netflix is, though he hasn't heard of any program called Ancient Aliens. The story itself is enough to make him smile, though.]
Norse mythology is pretty much dead, though, isn't it? [Not that Steve thinks that this guy is really speaking to that many Nordics.] I wonder what Thor makes of that whole thing. [And then he smirks, and offers a little hint:] I'll have to ask him next time I see him.