They're not a traditional team by any means, and they're not soldiers. Not like the ones Steve is used to. But then, the threats that they've fought couldn't've been answered by traditional soldiers anyway.
(Which he doesn't mean to insult the soldiers he used to work with, in the 40s. They worked 'outside the box' in gruelling, terrible conditions, and many of them were injured or even lost their lives doing so. He has only respect for all of them, but what he's dealing with today is different.)
So he can't expect that the military will take care of his team in the usual way. They all have to take care of each other, and to that end, he finds himself with a basket of food over one arm and the other hand raised, knocking at Bryce's door.
JARVIS asks him to wait for a moment, and he's fine with that. He doesn't even know if she'll want to come outside at all, but he has to try.
When the door eventually opens for him, he calls out, even though she probably knows already that it's him. "Hey, Bryce? It's Steve."
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(Which he doesn't mean to insult the soldiers he used to work with, in the 40s. They worked 'outside the box' in gruelling, terrible conditions, and many of them were injured or even lost their lives doing so. He has only respect for all of them, but what he's dealing with today is different.)
So he can't expect that the military will take care of his team in the usual way. They all have to take care of each other, and to that end, he finds himself with a basket of food over one arm and the other hand raised, knocking at Bryce's door.
JARVIS asks him to wait for a moment, and he's fine with that. He doesn't even know if she'll want to come outside at all, but he has to try.
When the door eventually opens for him, he calls out, even though she probably knows already that it's him. "Hey, Bryce? It's Steve."
Now, where is she...