Oh, sure, everyone was happy when he came up with something but Tony didn't much think of it as much. It was like ... necessarily reinventing the wheel. But he supposed even though it was all easy, it did take up his time. And he did feel better at the end of every day when he accomplished something that would help everyone live a little easier, be it building up a power generator or a washing machine. "Plumbing's next," he decided, rather adamant. "I want a shower. A bath. For that coffee shop to be open as soon as possible. I'm not even sure I want it in that order." He could take fake baths with warmed water for longer than he could live without coffee, he was pretty sure.
He shifted when Steve's voice went quieter, unintentionally leaning closer until he was as close as possible without getting up. The beds weren't so spectacularly far apart. "You tell me where I can find any of those ingredients, and I'll build you that oven," he murmured in response, a challenge that didn't sound like it due to low tones. But it was a better topic than his livelihood.