[ Free to fall as it naturally does, Ariadne's hair slips over her shoulder with her slight sigh, and Yusuf isn't sure what he's supposed to do with that. He moves over, making room for her. Though the invitation to come share his space is anything but subtle, he doesn't make a show and dance of it. She's smart, if she wants to get comfortable she doesn't need a written invitation. ]

Good, that makes things easier. [ Yusuf thumbs at the edge of his page, fighting down the inclination to sell her the idea. This is a presentation- albeit an informal one- and Ariadne's honest input is more important than getting her onboard. ] You've come into dreamshare at an interesting time. In the realm of morally grey professions, what- [ The name of the game is don't say Cobb, right? ] Arthur does is more conventionally illegal. Arcades are still illegal, in that the technology utilized to provide and distribute said dreams is illegal, but it could be very convincingly argued that arcades are on the lighter side of the moral spectrum. In fact, if the existence of dreamshare had come from anywhere but the government, it wouldn't be illegal at all; just a staggeringly expensive pastime.

[ Oops. He's getting side tracked...

Yusuf takes a breath, getting to a point but allowing Ariadne the chance to step in; to comment to the contrary or beat him to the inevitable conclusion. ]