Sam Wilson said with a smile, "I can guess."
"After they thawed you out, it must've scared the hell out of you."
Steve Rogers sighed, then said, "It takes some getting used to."
"Good to meet you, Sam."
After saying that, Steve Rogers turned and left.
Watching Steve Rogers's back, Sam Wilson said, "It's the bed, right?"
Steve Rogers turned around and asked in surprise, "What?"
"Your bed. Too soft."
Sam Wilson walked up to Steve and continued:
"When I was still serving, I could sleep lying on the ground."
"Used a rock for a pillow, like a caveman."
"Now I go home and lie in bed, and it's like..."
Steve Rogers said then, "Lying on a marshmallow."
"Feels like I'm about to sink all the way to the floor."
Sam Wilson nodded.
Steve asked then, "How long?"
"Two tours."
Then he said, "You must miss the old life?"
Steve glanced around, then said, "Wow. Actually, it's not bad now."
"The food's way better. Back then, all they did was boil things."
"Polio can be cured, the Internet, even Physical Enhancement Serum is sold openly now. Pretty amazing!"
"I've been looking at a lot of things online, trying to catch up with the times."
Sam Wilson thought for a moment, then said, "Marvin Gaye. His 1972 album Trouble Man. Everything you missed is in that album."
Steve hurriedly took a pen and a small notebook from his pocket and said with a smile, "I'll put that on the list."
Just as Steve had written down the album title Trouble Man, the communicator in his pocket rang.
He took it out and saw a text from Natasha: Mission. Move now. Roadside.
Looking at the message, Steve said, "Sam, got a mission. Thanks for running with me."
Then he reached out to