Tim just quirked an eyebrow at the man, at first. The tone read like a peculiar brand of sarcasm. He couldn't decide if the man was lethargic (and that was literally the most bite that he could put into the statement) or lazy (and couldn't be bothered with answering). One implied that he'd been here, involved with the Games, for far too long, and the other could possibly mean that he thought Tim didn't rate.

That didn't really bother Tim. He would rather be so unassuming that he escaped all notice, but it wasn't the best strategy to have. He wasn't sure what had kept some of the Tributes from being returned to the Capitol - that stylist hadn't gone into detail. It was more prudent to not be boring.

And so, he argued the statement. "Only if you have radically low expectations. I've been living here for over a week. It's hard to not notice who has a room on this floor."