Jackhammer initially resented being volunteered to stay back and "keep watch" while everyone else actually got to do the job, but the more he thought about it--squeezing into some tiny vent, patiently chainsawing his way through a concrete wall, then trying to drag a crate back through there, vs staying back and eating sandwiches with whatever was left of Robyn while she was at work--the more he could accept the small insult to his pride. He didn't smile, but soon found himself nodding with satisfaction, almost as if a song was playing in his head. Deckard was doing some mystical drek he didn't much care for, halfpint was playing drone, and Al was smoking. It all seemed right. Maybe this would be an easy job after all. And why not? They were all professionals. Well, at least the others were. And so was he, as far as they knew. Except with matrix files and mojo mind-reading tricks, they probably all knew he wasn't exactly a vet. Probably just too polite to say anything. The nodding stopped and he frowned, kicking at a chunk of debris. He claimed a sandwich and set it down, then set himself against a wall for hand-stand push-ups of an indeterminate number.