"Is that thing in the living room not a TV, then?"

"It is."

"Why do you even have one if the Internet has videos on it?"

"Well, for one thing it's often more convenient to watch things on a television screen than a computer screen, especially if several people want to watch it at once."

"Oh, that makes sense."

"Also, television does watching stuff differently than watching it on the internet."

"Differently how?"

"Like, for any given television show, a lot of the time it won't go on the internet at all until it's been on TV for a while, so if you want to see it as soon as possible you need to use an actual television. And you can't really channel-surf as well on a computer."

"Oh, okay."

"...We really need to figure out a fix for the music thing, I'm actually having a really hard time thinking of any videos that don't have at least a little. And sometimes ads will autoplay on random web pages and those have music a lot of the time...that particular problem we can patch by turning off the sound entirely, though."

"Well, I wouldn't get that much out of videos anymore anyway, it'd basically be a radio drama and if you turned the sound off it'd be nothing. I just find it conceptually cool that there are videos on the internet."

"Yeah," she sighs. "There's got to be patches for all of this, we'll figure it out."

"Mm-hm."

"Sort of irks me, in the meanwhile. Bad things shouldn't happen to you."

"I love you."

"I love you too."

She grins and signs thank you.

Well that's just asking for kisses.

Edie makes a mental note to look up more face-involving sign language.

And Annie kisses her a lot.

Kisses are really great.

They aaaaaare.

How distracting is kissing? Is it distracting enough to make it difficult to notice the car pulling into the driveway?

Well, Annie notices, but she does not care.