He lets her pull him along as she describes what she wants to do and it's all easy enough to imagine. The shelves and tables are things he can make, though he suspects she'll probably want to find a place where she can buy the chairs instead of leaving those to him, if only for the comfort of the people sitting in them. Joel is great at building rustic furniture, which is what he thinks she wants from the shelves and the tables, but he's never put much time into learning the more delicate process of making something a person can comfortably sit in for longer than five minutes.

"I can make those. The tables and the shelves. Probably even the chalkboard, too," he says, nodding as he imagines it. What she's describing sounds like a great little place and what's important is that she has such a clear vision. He knows of businesses that suffer simply because their owners are never quite sure what they want them to be, but Raleigh knows and that gives Joel even more confidence in the fact that she can do this.

"It sounds great," he says honestly, giving her a smile. "You know what you want and... people will love it. We'll make it work, we'll make it exactly what you want it to be, I can promise you that."