((Perfectly fine, yeah. :) It's a collaborative game so I never mind someone helping move things along.))

It's a refreshingly positive attitude. Verity wasn't nearly so positive when she first got stuck. Or, more accurately, lost. "It can be very pleasant, yeah. Always plenty to do and see."

Ver keeps herself out of the way while Trixie parks. Not that the unicorn isn't good at it, but Ver's used to Manhattan traffic and thus knows the value of not being obstructed or distracted at times like these.

The phone is mostly technology, but there's definitely so magic involved too. Oh, the apps you can download around here. "Like I said, there's options and people who can make all kinds of customizations. You just need to figure out what works for you."

Since Trixie's offering an opinion, Verity can't tell she's being modest. Subjective truths and all that. But even then, she's impressed. Telekinetics, where she's from, often had a hard time learning to control their powers and use them safely. If Ver knew the extent of Trixie's abilities, she'd bring around a typewriter for the unicorn. There's a very satisfying sound to clacking keys.

"So, this spot works for you?"