Naturally Shark was more than capable of realizing what Georgie was doing. He was apparently listening to Ghost just fire off a barrage of snarky comments in retort to what he was saying. It wasn't fun, and in fact it was quite humiliating. Eventually he swallowed to himself and scoffed. Remember, of course, that Shark was actually the one who had attempted to cultivate that warm workplace dynamic. He was the one who had actually wanted to treat this place like it was any other workplace. He was also the one who admitted that he was uncomfortable with other's smoking. That showed that he had some odd respect for the people that they worked with. It wasn't something that came out of the other individuals who worked here, perhaps because Shark thought of himself as a professional instead of just a killer.<br/><br/>From his standpoint he was completely sane, rational and trying to be nice. He wanted to show a little kindness to his fellow-man. Well, at least if said fellow-man wasn't one of his assassination targets. Looking back up, he swallowed again and scoffed. He didn't want to be Mister Nice Guy any more if this was the kind of treatment that he was going to receive as a result.<br/><br/>Wasp's commentary was a bit more helpful. "I knew about the holographic concerts and all. The Japanese were the civilization who also believed that the transistor was useful. They also invented the space heater." Apparently to Shark these devices were the natural items that evolved into the cybernetic developments that they had today. One thing that Wasp brought up didn't endear himself to her commentary, though. "Google Maps is glitchy and out of date. It also doesn't work when you're not connected to a network." Smirking, he made a motion that indicated he figured that they were actually going to have to use discrete and not cloud-based software.<br/><br/>That's when it seemed that Ghost gave Shark an offer. Looking back up, he smirked to himself. "Who here is Japanese? Anyway, I'd be happy to take whatever offer you're giving me. I can read some kanji." Likewise he wasn't kidding at all, and he figured that if there were genuinely going to be another branch opening up, that he would actually have been willing to work there. Swallowing, he decided to listento the rest of the commentary without saying anything until it was time for him to get spoken to once more.<br/><br/>Instead of providing him with more of a chance to comment, though, it seemed like the meeting was coming to a close. Getting up, he figured that he wasn't going to wait around to see what would happen. Ironically he was thinking of much the same thing that Ghost had. One of them was going to murder one of the others. He figured he wasn't going to be the aggressor in anything. Shark wasn't going to actually try to kill any of them. He really did hope the opportunity came up though. If any of them had wanted to attack him, then he would have been rather excited about the chance to kill someone.<br/><br/>What had surprised him the most, though, was the fact that the ending was so sudden. There wasn't really any warning that would have suggested that it was coming. The ending was just something that had suddenly sprung on them. It was strange, but then again everything else that they had been through so far was as well. Nothing was what it seemed like, and he wondered if some part of this was a test. Well, thinking about it wasn't going to help anything. He had some issues to take care of before he did anything else. If they were going to head off on another mission, then he needed to get everything in order before that happened. Having anything on his mind to distract him if they were out was going to be a death sentence for someone who was supposed to be a practiced assassin.