"No need to be so hostile, but he does have a point sir, you do know something, I can see it on your face." Chris chimed in. He always thought it to be important that his opinion and knowledge was known, there wasn't a grand strategy behind it, he just liked to do it. Even he thought it was a bit odd not to have a reason for it, but he wasn't too worried about it. Chris made himself look at the mans facial features, studying them if you will, whatever the man said next, he would be able to tell if he was lying or not, at least usually that's what would happen. It had been quite some time since he had applied his skills of lie detection, having been researching on his wife's case more than anything else, and most of this research hadn't involved any human interaction for several weeks until today. He wasn't entirely confident that he was still at his peak.  There have been times where his skills had failed him, even if his skills were top notch, although they were rare and had never happened multiple times in one setting, just occasionally someone would slip through his grasp and lie straight to his face without him even seeing it. When he ever looked back on these moments he laughed at himself and vowed to improve his skills so that it never happened again.