Public knowledge from another world is still knowledge she doesn't know, so he's doing just fine sticking with that.

She nods along as he explains where he grew up, trying to picture something like that. Not only for spaceship captain Jim Kirk, but for... well, anyone. She's seen a few rural towns and farmhouses in the middle of nowhere in her lifetime, but she can't imagine anyone growing up there if they weren't living off the land. Her mouth's halfway open to ask a little more about the house when he brings up the shipyard, and her face lights up at that little gem.

"That sounds amazing. I've seen a shipyard for ships that sail on the water before, but I imagine a yard that builds vessels made for space would be that much more grand." It can't beat the bustle of a port town for her, but the idea is still intriguing. "What was it like, the shipyard? How many ships could they build at the same time? Two? Three?" Her curiosity is getting the better of her now, but she really can't help it when it comes to things like this. Who would've thought she and Jim Kirk had something in common?