"That's if I want to do my shopping all over the world instead of doing it the convenient way and just shopping in town like most people would." It always amazed Andy just how much people who grew up with magic in their lives took advantage of it to a certain extent. Living life as a mortal, even one that had been flung into the magical world by accident, made him a bit apprehensive about relying on magic. Perhaps he'd get better about it the longer he was a whitelighter, but for now, he was sticking with using it only when he absolutely needed to and he didn't need to when it came to shopping.

"Of course I'm serious. Look, your other set of memories gives you access to more information and experience than you normally would have at this age, so I know you'll be careful," Andy said without missing a beat. He could trust Chris to know his own limits better than he ever could, so he wasn't going to try and talk him out of doing this. "I reserve the right to give you the 'I told you so' speech if you do land yourself into trouble you can't get your way out of alone."