"Must do," he agrees of the Osigan woman. "That or she just wants to share what she has. These people seem to give and share freely." And boy, doesn't he sound wistful as he says that? Maybe it's not a surprise, though-- other than the currency aspect, this place feels more like home than anywhere else he's been since he first boarded the train.

"I'm good," he reassures Yondu. He elaborates with a grateful grin, "Spent most of today getting everything set up while he was off doing his own thing. Appreciate the offer, though."