"Then I'd have to home school you and then you'd just mostly learn how to chain smoke and be a smart ass," he says, looking at her sideways as he steps up to the shoe rental desk. "And I think you've probably already got those covered."

At the counter he asks for shoes in his size, then gets Beverly to tell him her size, too, as he pays for the shoes and for a couple of games. Bowling has mostly stayed the same since the eighties, even if the music and the lights are a little different and so Hopper knows what he's doing here. It's one of the few places besides a bar where he's felt like he's not utterly lost.