[That gets a laugh out of him; a low chuckle, the kind that could be menacing if he didn't have a genuine smile on his face.]

I know the feeling - it's not the first time I've been totally outta my comfort zone, though. You get used to it. [He takes a deep drag from his cigarette and taps it against the windowsill.] From what I've seen, the folks that got here before us tend not to get too bothered by it - that could be us in a month, y'know?

[For a moment a funny story pops into his head, but... on second thought it's pretty fucked up, and Mae's creeped out by him enough. So he just closes his mouth after a noise like he was going to speak.]