The sentence will read better if you change the 'tense' of the verb.
The 'future tense' in English is formed with “will” or “shall.”
You should avoid changing 'tense' in the middle of a paragraph.
(..) - Well, he did a terrible job. Didn't he? I need someone else, someone better. What about this one? She's got thick arms. Mom, you just need to calm down a little bit. You're so tense. How am I supposed to calm down? Sounds tense. That means she's not gettin' any from my brother Oscar. (..)2004 TvShow: Arrested Development Title: Afternoon Delight Season: 2 Episode 6
(..) her beautiful voice. Michael! There's a hole in the window! There's been a break-in! - Get over here! - I'm leaving now. Sounds tense. That means she's not gettin' any from my brother, Oscar. Lovely. That's nice. I heard about the banana stand, and now there's been a break-in. (..)2004 TvShow: Arrested Development Title: Afternoon Delight Season: 2 Episode 6