[ York doesn't get it, doesn't smile -- he's certainly worse off right now than he was the last time he hung out with Wash, before his failed implantation. But he answers in kind anyway. ]

So do you. Last I saw you was when you woke up from the surgery -- do you remember anything from then?

[ He'd been there, waiting for Wash to wake up, startled with all the others when he'd done so screaming and they'd been hustled out. And then. Well. A huge part of York wants to apologize right now, but Wash doesn't seem ready to hear it. So he waits, gestures to the bunk silently asking if Wash wants to sit down to talk. The other man looks a bit unsteady on his feet, which York understands. He does wonder why Wash hasn't put on the fatigues yet -- even inside it's cold and his own undersuit was sadly lacking for warmth. ]

What've you been doing all this time?