Before Spring Cleaning at Camp Rogers

"Hey Ben, got a minute?" Sue asks as she catches Ben loading some snacks into the original Fantasti-car.

"Sure Suz, what's up?" Ben asks.

"I know what you're doing for the younger super heroes and I think it's great. I also know why you haven't come to me for help," Sue begins to say.

"Oh jeeze, I'm sorry Suz," Ben interprets.

"No Ben, I said I understand. You don't want to put yourself between Reed and I. I understand that. But I want you to know Ben, that Reed approves of this as much as I do. He would help if he thought the kids would trust him. So don't forget about me. I'd love to help."

"Okay, I'll keep that in mind. And Suz I am sorry. I should have at least explained my worries to you."

"It's okay Ben. You get going. Johnny's buzzed the building three times now, he's getting impatient."

"Okay, see ya later."

Training Day

"Okay everyone, welcome to what Johnny here thinks we should call Camp Rogers," Ben says as everyone steps out of the warehouse doors. Before them they can see a ten foot wide depiction of Captain America's shield burned into the concrete and spray painted red, white and blue.

"First rule of Camp Rogers, there is no Camp Rogers," Ben jokes.

For visuals, what Ben has bought is a clothing factory and two warehouses; a modern one and an older one with offices.