"We'll see about that." There's a hint of humor in his tone, as if he's expecting the challenge to be entertaining. Ed knows that Jay's not paying rent staying with them, but they'd barely moved out of communal housing, he couldn't have that much spare money. "Yeah, how'd you do that?" It wasn't that Jay did it so much as that he did so fast that made him question it.

"Sounds like a great idea, Jason. Just point me to the nearest Lazarus Pit." That reply is practically bathing in sarcasm, as if Jay had forgotten they weren't where he was from and Lazarus Pits might be in short supply. Regardless of what Ed might have felt about using one should it actually be an option, he was just going to focus on the stupidity of that idea instead. "How about you just don't die in the first place." Naturally, Ed would act like it was that easy.

"I have a few errands to run, that's all. It's not going to be some big mystery, you'll figure it out soon enough." Considering he doesn't know what'll happen after he's done Ed isn't sure he should agree to something like that, but why risk making anyone worry? "Yeah, sure. I'll call you." If he even remembers who you are, Jay.