[Mei is on the penultimate floor of the building, working intently at a large table, surrounded by all manner of electronic parts, currently armed with a soldering iron. She's abandoned all fashion in favor of a practical tank top and jeans for working. These, as well as large portions of her exposed arms and face, are smudged with grease and
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Woah, Otacon, what happened to you?
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I just never thought I'd see the day when you of all people would be smoking!
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[meanders closer] What're you working on?
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[looks back at her project proudly]
Satellite receiver.
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... Satellite receiver. [tilts head, blinks at it] Don't they usually have entire contracted teams to make those?
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[shrugs] Oh, it's not a really complicated one or anything. Completely basic really.
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What's it for though? Do you think there are any satellites up there to tap into anyway?
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[picks up a discarded piece and fiddles with it.] For the second question, I'm being optimistic. For the first part... [smiles sheepishly] I missed TV.
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[laughs a little] I see... There's probably a room here with a working television, though knowing the Nexus, entering it would curse you in some way.
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[still feels embarrassed, but tries to go on] Probably. Making things is a good way to keep busy though.
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True enough. If you need any programming done, let me know. I'm usually in the library.
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... Thanks. If anybody can solve a tough programming problem, it's you. [grins a little]
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It's less about my own expertise as it is about having come from farther down the timeline. Technological science marches on.
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[brightens up] Oh, don't be silly! You probably could have done something like this when you were still in college.
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