It depends. Sometimes you, uh, general you, arrive in pretty bad shape. Dying on the operating table with bad injuries. For those, we generally have to rush you into a medi-unit. Sometimes arrivals come with old prosthetics. We try to make them work better when we can, with what we have available to us. Sometimes the intake goes badly, like the time a guy got a new spine and we had to give him a new one. But that intake was, well, alongside those experiments I mentioned. [He's speaking rapidly, everything pouring out of his mouth quickly.]

Unless you, uh, wanted just the hair part? That comes later. We had the implants installed early with the first group, but now we try to get it done quickly to start processing anyone to start moving them to New Amsterdam. We try not to overwhelm Morningstar there. [A beat.] We meaning I. I set up the standards, and I know what my people can handle. So I make sure to balance out what they can do.

Not worrying about what someone's hair looks like helps.