Joel takes the resume from Caleb as Spencer moves to brew the coffee and he smiles slightly and shrugs. "This store is my entire resume, so it isn't as if I can fault someone for having a bit of an eclectic resume." Joel's never actually made a resume in his entire life. He hadn't worked in Shediac, his parents wanting him to concentrate on school instead of worrying about balancing his classes with a job, then they'd had to move here due to his mistakes, and his father had bought the store. When his parents left and Joel had insisted on staying, Brian had transferred ownership of the business to his son and he's been here ever since.

He's not exactly high on ambition, not when it comes to his career, but he doesn't think it's such a terrible thing to have loyalty to a place like this.

It might be nice to be able to free up Charlotte's time for whatever it is she wants to do. Expecting her to always be available whenever they might need her is awfully unfair and even though she doesn't complain, Joel has been wondering if there's a way to get her to do less without insulting her. She's young, she needs to be figuring out what she wants, not trying to anticipate her older brother's needs.