Regardless of what Jim does, Walter has no argument with buckling up.

Staring out - full-on staring, he's genuinely surprised at the size - at Jim's house, Walter thinks that If Jim hadn't tried taking one from the petting zoo, he'd have been able to keep the rabbit.

Maybe having a pet would mean he'd sleep more regularly, too...

"Will do," he says, without missing a beat.

"And it's nice to meet you as well, Berto."

He'll probably be seeing the man more often.

The house's door closes, and Walter realizes he... really doesn't know what to do next. Not exactly a first, for him.

So, curling up on the nearest furniture, he settles in to watch over Jim.

If the man's sleep is untroubled for the next five minutes, maybe he'll let himself explore the house.