<strong>Lieutenant Tosh eating with Ensign Vincent</strong><br/><br/>His eyes glanced off to the same direction that Brady's had, noting that the CMO was present and accounted for within the room.  The young man's enthusiasm was a little refreshing after so much formality.  Granted, Tosh loved doing things by the book when at all possible and with as little hassle at all.  Brady seemed to add a little liveliness into the moment.  At least, that was what Tosh could take from their interaction thus far.<br/><br/>"You obviously are very excited about your profession.  I'm sure Doctor Tir is lucky to have such an astute member of the crew in her department."  He complimented before addressing Brady's next comment.  "One does not need bulk or height to enter security.  I've known many men and women smaller than I who could get the job done as well as myself."  Tosh said, not mentioning that he had also trained most of them as well.<br/><br/>"Uhh, yes.  Injured.  I actually train in the holodeck.  I can't stay in practice with my profession if I am not trying to better myself in it.  I run simulations, mostly for combat."  He said before pausing.  "Some would say that I might over do it.  I don't think it's challenging enough if I didn't train the way I did.  You see, I have written several simulations, many of which include difficulty settings.  I tend to set these settings on the high side which involves...setting the safety ranges to zero.  I usually come out with the occasional bump or bruise, but in some instances, I do actually take a more severe injuries, at least by Earth's standards.  I once broke my arm in a simulation though I finished it successfully.  I was back in the holodeck a couple days later though.  I'm glad to be blessed with an Angosian heritage."  Tosh said, smiling a bit more.  That was probably the most he had talked in the last day.  It was kind of odd how combat would bring him into long and in depth conversations.