"Well, I'm not gonna let them get back at it without me there. So, if we take five minutes, if we take twenty--" Shrug of his shoulders, has to stop himself on implications of his little double entendre. It was a habit he'd have to ring himself in on when it came to new pretty faces coming around. Antonio was a stone cold professional, and the last thing he'd want is for his reputation to come down because of some HR thing.
Listening to her for the moment, going silent while she talks, fixating on her question before she went on, while he played with the rest of what she said. "Well, I've got a whole file worked up already." Fingers swipe at the air, and alongside the large holographic display follow the motion.
A spider-diagram blueprint of the machine as it had been built, spreading off into different webs of who each individual piece of technology had been created by. Whether it was licensed or paid for, or if it was plagiarized from someone else's work. Not a lot of the first two. "Little you, little me, little Hammer even-- That one was surprising-- It's less of a unified machine and more like a collage." It was a bit of a habit of Tarleton.
"So, where you thinkin' on settin' up roost? Think Manhattan might have some openings, but West Side highway is always getting gummed up, and that's not even talking about the road construction." He grimaces at the thought, "Upper East or West might be nice. Good view of the park at night. Plus, you could take Park or 3rd straight in-- I even know a place right on 3rd--" It's a lot of an assumption to make, that she'd let him pay for her to have a place to live, put it in her contract that he'd pay it whether she worked there or not for four years as a non-refundable sign on bonus.
Well, he wasn't going to really let that happen.