Life on Cybertron isn't super comfortable, but June's adaptable. She's a nurse -- she's half-lived on shitty hospital cafeteria food and slept in chairs and tiny break room bunks for years. It's not a party, but she can deal. She also definitely misses eating food that tastes like something, but as far as she can tell she's getting all the nutrients she needs, and she's not going hungry. There are two things she really misses, though: alcohol and entertainment.

So when she hears the sounds coming from the building next to the medibay as she's leaving to go home one night, she's inclined to investigate. She's gotten used to being surrounded by Cybertronians at this point, and Autobots no less, and while she's still careful it's made her less afraid -- certainly not so afraid she won't stick her head in the door just to see what's up.

Whatever's going on in there, it seems to just be starting up -- June hears a click and then the unmistakable sound of people talking, but it sounds like a recording. June leans a little further into the building and she sees a projection of what looks like a TV show -- and a large Cybertronian watching it. June watches for a few minutes, stepping in closer as she begins to identify this as some kind of Cybertronian soap opera, some drama or another set in a hospital. Giant robot General Hospital. But for someone who hasn't watched so much as a YouTube video in a few months, it's pretty good entertainment, and June watches with interest for a little while before she turns to the big mech nearby.

"So what's a conjunx endura, exactly?"