Lucifer is mildly confused at the force behind Daniel's decision. He understands that his homelessness is considered unusual by human standards and that shelter is a basic need, but most people are content to leave him to his own business. They do not go out of their way to fulfil whatever needs he cannot meet on his own, and he does not expect them to.

Daniel is adamant about his altruism.

He steps out of the car a few moments after Daniel does, the motions slightly stiff from his sore muscles. Ignoring them is difficult, but if he leans against the vehicle, they at least protest his weight a little less. For a few long moments after Daniel speaks, Lucifer looks at him, considering the question.

"Yes," he says. "I have eaten."

This is true; he has eaten before. It's been several days since the last time, but he has, in the past, eaten. It is an experience he has obtained.