My priority was a place for privacy and sleep. [And so he has not so much as touched the slightly mismatched decor of a tenant who said good enough, given my budget.

He shrugs his shoulder, looking over it to Kaveh as they reach the elevator door and he presses the button.] And I'm sure you'll have something to say about the view regardless.

[If Kaveh wants a higher view he'd better craft his argument quickly. Three floors isn't much, and then it's only two corners and a hallway to 312. If there was ever a welcome mat, that's long gone.]