Looking down at his phone in concentration, Sutton's thumbs worked over the screen as he typed a complete list of what everyone was missing, then sent it to Evony. He watched as the message sent, then looked up at everyone and grabbed his bags, once again shouldering his smallest one. His phone wasn't completely charged, he only got about 20%, and he hated more than anything to unplug it while it was desperately eating away energy from the outlet. This was one of his weird quirks, he treated his technology like it was his child, which meant protecting it.
Groaning, he had no choice but to unplug the phone, then he took out the converter and handed it back to Dan. "Thanks," he simply told him, then pocketed his phone and got ready to follow everyone else. He wasn't too keen on the idea of alcohol at the moment, but he sure as hell wasn't going to be a buzzkill and be the only one who didn't purchase a beer, at least other than Dan.
Groaning, he had no choice but to unplug the phone, then he took out the converter and handed it back to Dan. "Thanks," he simply told him, then pocketed his phone and got ready to follow everyone else. He wasn't too keen on the idea of alcohol at the moment, but he sure as hell wasn't going to be a buzzkill and be the only one who didn't purchase a beer, at least other than Dan.