"It's an acquired taste," Adia says agreeably. "There's a free coffee and tea dispenser by the vending machines, I used to go there when I first visited the Nexus." Back when she couldn't afford to buy even a cup of coffee, although those days are thankfully long behind her. She's also scanning the doors, although with only the vague idea of it possibly resembling the door of a supply closet, she's not sure what to look for. "Hmm? Oh, um... I don't know, actually. The last time I helped someone find his door back home, I had to open them to see if the insides matched."

As for Olivia's other question, Adia shakes her head. "No, I never told anyone. I was too afraid that the enemy Cylons would find out about the Nexus and use it to their advantage. That's not an issue anymore, but... well, now I worry about the opposite. Something terrible in the Nexus escaping into my world. It feels safer to keep it a secret."

Adia listens attentively, wondering what sort of life decisions bumped Olivia from one career to another, but not wanting to be nosy. The idea of a virus outbreak in the Nexus has her distracted from asking any more personal questions, at least. "Er... there are a couple hospitals, I think... I mean, there must be, a lot of people live here permanently." She feels a little embarrassed, actually, that she doesn't know for certain, but caught up as she is volunteering at the clinics on Atlantis, she simply doesn't have time to do the same in the Nexus.