It was definitely a dry humour, but he found that more than interesting and definitely intriguing. How could he not find a man with that sort of humor, and a work ethic, interesting. "Now, I'll just have to go on and continuing living up to that, won't I? Living up to being more entertaining than children. I can't promise always but for at least the length of the flight," he offered, words that nearly promised the possibility of another meeting.

"Moving along. Airplanes and time zones and long nights," he said with a sigh, nodding in agreement. He knew that life and he knew it well. "Why do you think you sit down next to strangers and hope to share a laugh and a smile," he asked, arching a brow.