Yoongi smiles, resting his hands at Jungkook's shoulders. "Exactly," he says, pleased that his logic has, for once, brightened the mood instead of dimming it. It's not hard to get Jungkook to pick up optimism and run with it, but it's not often that Yoongi knows how to provide that spark. He's too much of a realist to say nice things for the hell of it. What would be the point in getting Jungkook's hopes and expectations up without reason? It's better just to be honest. But this time, Yoongi honestly thinks it stands to reason that the aquarium employees must care about the animals. Why else would they be here? He doubts it's a job that pays especially well.

"She was nice," he agrees. "And they seemed to be well taken care of. And these sharks seem pretty healthy, right? They probably wish they had even more room, but there's a lot of space in this tank." He doesn't know how sharks are, in terms of migration. Do they stay close to home all their lives or make long journeys like turtles do? Is the enclosure too small? Are they restless? It's hard to know. They keep moving, though, never seeming to stay in one spot for long, if at all. Still, it's the same principle. They wouldn't just put sharks in a too-small space, would they? It would be a kind of torture, and he doesn't think the employees they've seen would condone that.