[ Jim smiles, not arguing with that. He's never been one for false modesty, and he knows that he is; perceptive, smart, and above all else valuing kindness and compassion, even with people that may not deserve it. To him, it's never really about deserving, it's just about doing what he believes is right. ]

If it serves of any comfort, there are people keeping track of that, doing inventory regularly of what we have. So if we were to get close to running out of anything, we'd know.

[ At least he has the feeling that those who took up that task are trustworthy; he chooses to believe that they would be honest and open about any issues. There would be no point in keeping it to themselves anyway.

He dips his head in a slow nod at Kirigan's words. ]

Yes, it does make perfect sense. The sterile and artificial environment is often what gets to people the most, that's true even in my own world. I'm afraid there's not much that can help with that, just... habit, I guess. I would say not let yourself get too caught up with the simulated sunlight room. It's easy to get lost in that, but it'll make getting accustomed to the rest of the station all the more difficult in the long run.