Leela took a second to try to parse that one, couldn't really make sense of it, and so shrugged it off.

"Yes, I was here. Yesterday was my first day, actually. Talk about a rude awakening." She decided it wouldn't be wise to go into detail about just how rude with a total stranger, funky hair or not. Hi, I look human, but I'm really a mutant from the future; you kind of couldn't use that one whenever you felt like it. You had to be pretty sure the other person would be okay with it first.

"I'm Leela, by the way." She felt the stirrings of righteous indignation over the fact that there were so many young people here. Kids were supposed to be out there being kids, free and pimply and awkward. Not kidnapped and stuck in a phony insane asylum that made the Orphanarium look like paradise. At least owls and malnutrition had been the most they'd had to worry about there.

"Are you brand-new?"