“Um.” This is the first major purchase Les has ever made. Hell, it’s the first time Les has had enough money to make a major purchase. Let alone buy a building, a home. He’s been good up until now at keeping it together, not being overwhelmed by the process, at not just giving up and saying to hell with it. But now as Neal talks, he realizes there are still things that were supposed to be done, that maybe he didn’t do. 

He fiddles with the pickles for a moment then stuffs another in his face. He doesn’t get why Neal still wants to help, but atleast now Les has money, he could pay. “No, I didn’t, but if you know someone that’d be awesome. Just let me know how much it will be. I’m up at Watersong during the week,” he says.