Boyd seems nervous as he looks for his trademark pocket watch, but Ava points it out to him; this doesn't settle him, though, and he confesses to Ava that he's feeling "insecure" about this whole thing. She tells him he looks "grand," but I'd imagine that's hardly his only potential source of insecurity when it comes to a sex party. But actually, he's worried about class differences, not wanting to embarrass himself by using the wrong fork or whatever, so Ava says they only need to sniff around to see which of the guests might be Drew and then uses the sex-party idea to point out that everyone's pretty much going to be on a level playing field. "If it comes down to it, what's a few hand jobs, give or take?" I mean, words to live by, no? He asks if she's looking for an open relationship, to which she playfully tells him to give as many hand jobs as he needs to that night. He replies that that's not funny, which makes me wonder if he heard it wrong, but regardless, he seems to have loosened up, at least enough to accompany Ava out. Probably still a far cry from hand jobs, but we can hope.

Back in front of Katrina's house, Jackie is asking how Raylan was aware of Adair's assholery, so Raylan tells her about the two people Adair just killed; upon confessing that he slept with one of them a year or two ago, Jackie smiles: "That's sweet." Hee. She clarifies that she's referring to him being out there getting revenge, but he demurs, saying that he's only seeing that she gets home safe... in his PANTS! (Sorry, that's not right, but even at this early time you can tell where this is going.) Raylan then gets meta by commenting that her name sounds like something out of a Steve McQueen film, so she explains that his stepfather wanted to call her Sierra, but he fought off the psychotic break he was apparently having and named her after her mother instead, who left her before she was old enough to remember her. She adds that "Reno" wasn't even her real dad, and when Raylan quite rightly expresses disbelief at the existence of a "Reno Nevada," she explains that he's a poker player, and they sometimes end up in games together. They flirt a bit, and Raylan concedes Jackie's charming but isn't sure if she's sincere; when she asks if he thinks she's working him, Raylan replies, "My track record as of late, don't suppose I could tell." Well, Raylan, at least you keep pulling hot. But I must point out this is a poker player named "Jackie Nevada." You're right to be wary.