Alfredo Diaz

It does seem kind of criminal that it took us this long to cover Men in Black.

It's such a natural thing to watch and cover.

It doesn't make any sense, but I think we just steered real hard into horror initially.

Just want to get that gleam in the eye.

Oh, dude, I see that on the grass.

Like when I like walk my dog at night with a little flashlight in the grass, there's like a bunch of little like glints and I'm like, that's all spiders, man.

Is it because it could be the glint of an eye of either an animal you're not supposed to kill or another human being?

It's just not enough information that's being relayed back to you?

Yeah, that's not going to stop quick.

And it's for the safety of all the carts, too, behind it.

I mean, the fast, you know, you start fast, it's all just going to jam into each other.

There has to be a significant amount of distance.

And that's just, oh, it's unfortunate.

That's just physics, yeah.

Yeah, just physics, you know.

Especially when it seems like they, one, they're hunters, they have weapons, you know, they have firearms.

That seems like a more humane way good to go about it.

But also it seems like they packed up with intent to like do something that night as opposed to end things, you know?

Certainly.

I think that's a good observation.