"To be fair, I didn't even know you were talking to him before. I didn't exactly stalk the post he made because I didn't think it was a big deal to give a headsup that things might get loud." He didn't really see the risk she's apparently seeing with all of this. Granted, that's probably because he has the information she's missing like how his own portals work and how Wonderland's made them fail, but he can't even be bothered to give a damn at the moment. Sorry, George. His best friend's safety is more important than you getting your story.

"We may not be giving weekly reports on what we're doing here, but I don't think anyone's been that in the dark that some of us have been working on trying to find a way home. There's no sense in getting people's hopes up over something that is almost certainly destined to fail the first few, probably hundred times." At least. Because that's how experiments go. Trial and error, over and over again, until even the slightest change in found in the results.

Cisco is frustrated-- with the line of questioning, with being bombarded in the lab in the first place, but more than anything else with the time being wasted. "Is there anything else? Because we do kind of have things to tend to this morning."