Sure. Sounds like he tried to kill you in the conservatory.

This is we have concerns.

Hi, Jeff Kanata.

Hi, Anthony Carbone.

Hello, concerned citizens.

Jeff, as you know, I'm on my walkabout.

Yeah.

My spiritual journey, uh, forced upon me by capitalism,

wherein I am traveling for, uh, for a month or two before I head to Tokyo to talk about spaceships.

Dude, that's the life right there.

Yeah, you know, I like to walk the earth and then only occasionally go to Tokyo to talk

about spaceships. And that's sort of the way I've built my life. I admire it. You know,

I envy it, honestly.

So, Jeff, as I'm, uh, as I'm doing my, my walkabout here through, through the, through this great

country of ours, there's something that I've noticed. And that is walking seems to be fatal.

Walking. Walking feels real fatal. You ever just gone out into your town and tried to walk around?

If you had to walk from your neighborhood now to anything, a shopping center, a place you need to go, how would that go for you?

I mean, there's a number of large streets I'd have to cross that are perilous, but I feel like I could walk to a place.

I feel like I could get there by walking.

Now, when you say perilous, does that feel like the sort of thing that you should say when

you're talking about walking like a mile and a half?

Well, you know, people in their cars, here's the thing I do more than walking, frankly.

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