He didn't exactly sound like he was 100% behind the plan and she wasn't sure if it was because he thought she was being forward or because she had simply caught him off guard. She was self aware enough to know that she wasn't always conventional, but then again, he had been nice enough. Maybe he had a girlfriend. They hadn't actually gotten that far in their conversation. Even if things didn't necessarily turn romantic, it would be nice to have another friend in town. Especially one that knew a little bit about being a handy man.

"No, I've got cash. You can name your price." She took a deep breath, pushing forward once more. "It was nice running into someone nice," she said slowly. "I was thinking if you were open to it, maybe we could get to know each other a little more." She rushed forward. "Just dinner. Talking. Food. Window repair. You know, the standard."