Ianto balanced his phone between his cheek and his shoulder, careful not to press too hard so that he wasn't accidentally dialing any numbers or anything like that, so that he could start unbuttoning his shirt. "You don't think so?" Ianto asked, jumping at the chance to see something from the future. So long as there wasn't some sort of reference to something he really wasn't supposed to know about, Ianto figured that maybe Sulu was right, and it'd be okay.

Ianto laughed at Sulu's comment about the mundane, as he finished unbuttoning his shirt and shrugged it off, going to put it in the hamper. "Well. We're going to be pretty easy dates for each other to handle, then," he said, "considering the fact that we are so entertained by each other's mundane things. I've half a mind to bring you out grocery shopping with me, someday, just to see if you're lying or not, about this whole being 'entertained by the most mundane things' statement of yours."