August 15th, 1620, the Mayflower set sail from Southampton, England, with 102 pilgrims.

And how many made it?

I'd rather not say.

Is that, hey, is that the right time to do it?

Because didn't the trips, how long were the trips? trips weren't they like three months so if you

leave in like mid-August you're getting there in like I don't know I guess like you'll be

there in time for Halloween I don't know I would want to have as much summer like spring summer spring, summer, fall. I wouldn't want to, like, rain. Are you thinking about what they're missing out on? I think you're thinking about weather. I don't want to, like, fuck around. Like, look, obviously, they thought they were going to India or whatever, because they were stupid. But I wouldn't want to fuck around and get to the new world and it be, like, January, you know. Like I wouldn't want to fuck around and get to the new world and it be like January, you know.

Like I wouldn't want winter to hit like immediately.

But you also don't want to hit.

Is hurricane season a factor?

Oh, shit.

You're that far north?

I guess like hurricanes hit Massachusetts sometimes.

So maybe.

The Carolinas.

Do hurricanes hit England though? Did they know about hurricanes at that point? They call them Woozy Watzitz. Wuzi Watsits. Yeah. A little less severe, but still have an impact. Yeah, I think the pilgrims knew they were going to America, right? Oh, yeah, because this is the 1600s. So, yeah, they.

I do want to see a scene.

So the year is 1620.

The two of you are, JBC, you are a father.

Aaron, you are JBC's daughter.

And it's been like a month on the ship on the voyage over to the United States, well, to the Americas at the time, I guess.

Thank you.

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