That's a surprisingly human mannerism. The administrator doesn't comment-- certainly he doesn't have any room to talk. Still, it's interesting. Experiment or not, he doubts Rocky is working quite to his design standards.

"Hey, deep space might not have night or day, but this place is full of humans who are a little more... circadian." A nudge to one spreadsheet, a shift of another, and... there. Rocky's MID will get a ping, and if he opens the attached file, there's a work schedule for his perusal. "I put you in for a few group workdays early on so you can get the hang of things. After that, it's lower-activity shifts as long as you want them."

If Rocky checks the MID call, the source ID is listed only as mainframe AI. Which he'll have a moment to do, since said AI is currently running a quiet loop in surprise. It was weird enough coming from the humans, but their universes seemed... well, different. From everything Rocky's said, his world works much more similarly to the administrator's own.

"Never did settle on that." There's a slightly hopeful note as the AI adds: "Any thoughts?"