Sam rolled his eyes at that. "Oh, I've learned not to even suggest it without a dissertation on exactly what information I'm collecting, what I'm using it for, and what my data retention and anonymity policies are." It was probably a little obvious how much the subject rankled; it had remained a sore point for his entire time in Goodland, a bad mix of his own hangups about the things he'd sacrificed to maintain his own scientific ethics and the often justified paranoia of people who weren't entirely normal. He could understand it, it didn't mean he had to like it. The reminder of where they were was fairly effective in stopping any further comments he might have made, though. "Yeah, true. It's kind of nice seeing them all having fun, even if it does remind me how old we're getting."