"You don't get any thanks here, at least not anymore that's necessary to slip the money out of your pocket and into theirs." Jason sighs and it actually sounds genuine, exhausted, as if he's been hollowed and burned out not from the difficulty of the work but simply from the fact that there's no end in sight. All the years of future drudgery have already taxed him; his hopelessness tired him out more than any work hours could.

"And don't expect any thanks from the Tributes either, like I say. If you're all tired out of being overrated, these charges will fix you up pretty quickly."