[He has a point on experiences changing people, but Bruce isn't too concerned in this instance. From the way they'd smoothly dropped into conversation already, they're clearly neither of them all that different from what the other's expecting. And the details of their memories are immaterial in the face of that, when there were no major differences to account for between them.

He ignores this further attempt at diversion, unruffled.] So you're saying you do this for just anyone, [he says pointedly.] Show up immediately when you arrive and fix their ailing laptop and let them look at the armor. Since you don't really know me.

[Bruce, obviously, isn't taking this at all personally. If that is the answer then it won't bother him, but truth is, he knows it isn't. He knows Tony is far more private and guarded a person than most people, and certainly the public in general, gives him credit for. And just in case that's too subtle for him, he tacks on,] Because that's not really how I'm approaching it.