They're not wrong, though he still thinks they moved off weirdly fast. But Tidus hums a passive acknowledgement, a "Yeah, I guess so" for Taiki while he starts to pull out more of the jars that he apparently had just hanging around in nowhere.

And by pull out, that means with a squeeze of his eyes and holding his hand ready for them to appear in, passing one over to Inigo once he has two. He's still on holding duty, you see.

"Politics, or something like that," he agrees. "I figured they'd enjoy that, talking about the train or comparing what they did back home. Or they can talk about the deep meaning of life and young folks these days," Tidus adds thickly and in jest. "Like older guys do."