Arthur knew that as well as Eames did but didn't change the fact that sometimes his opinion of other people, in general, lacked. Still, he had to admit, it was better safe than sorry. Besides. If other people in the business was as unconventional as Peter? Or as snarky? He suppose there are worse things.

"I know," he admitted with a nod. "I doubt it's going to be easy but maybe they'll have their shit together." And unlike those in their old line business, not as easy to sell out team members.

Arthur's mouth curled up. "Even when we wish it did at times," he said wryly. "At least it means we will never be out of work." Even if, most of the time, they weren't paying jobs.

Better for human kind. Or something like that.

He nodded. He couldn't argue with that. Everything in their lives so far had pointed to as much. Arthur's mouth curled up into a smirk as he glanced over at him. "That is definitely at the bottom of you list of funny jokes," he teased him while taking his hand, giving it a squeeze.

"We'll know soon enough, I imagine. Nearly there."