"Oh of course. Did you think humans liked Jersey Shore? The real numbers come from the aliens watching."
After nearly an hour of walking, they finally came across a large metal door with some markings on it that looked like "Est: --56" The first two numbers being worn off by time. Jason Stone had gone through his keys yet again, and pushed open the door with a mighty shove. Inside was quite different from what they had gone through. It was extremely well lit with what appeared to fluorescent tubes similar to the ones used in a classroom. It was quite clear that whoever lit the place used far more than he needed. Cause not only was most of the ceiling covered, but so was parts of the wall, and it was by no means a large room. The walls were bright marble, and the floors a polished wood, the furniture made of other such reflective material, adding to the brightness of the room. The room was furnished simply, a large circular table, which seated several members of the Human Federation, some dressed simply, others dressed bright neon colors and such that made them stick out. Obviously there was conflicting ideologies of what professional people looked like. They were all wearing dark tinted shades that hid their eyes though, in fact there was a large pile of cheap sunglasses at the door. A man standing at the front of the room next to a computer screen showing a map of the world with several blips over it. He looked to have been interrupted while conducting this meeting, he was quite displeased at the arrival of Stone, and the group in general, but seemed to direct most of his attention towards Stone. "Five minutes later than usual, Mister Stone"
"Fashionably late if you ask me. All you political types are always too busy introducing each other to get anything done in the first ten minutes anyway, and then of course there is the handshaking, and the greetings. You guys act like your being forced to meet each other on your first day of Kindergarten!" He said, laughing at his own joke, grabbing some sunglasses, and taking his seat, putting his feet up on the table covering it in dirt by banging his foot against the counter-top a couple of times to get any mud off his gargantuan military boots, and then taking the cigar he had been chomping, and lighting it up. The cigar being of a particular strong, and pungent smelling brand.