Andy Weir

sports doc and also nature doc and travel doc the the scenery is like unbelievable i think it's really sweet that you asked me if i watched a sports doc because i think you know that i but you love the ocean so maybe to you it's just a wave doc i will say this um it's jumping ahead but at the end yeah when grace is essentially like living in big sir

It made me, like, he's living on a foggy beach, which is honestly my number one ideal habitat.

And here I am in Los Angeles, and it's, like, 900 degrees.

So it made me nostalgic for the Bay Area to see the foggy ocean, for sure.

They'll get there.

Is it functional?

Oh, yeah.

But to stay on one of those, like, cliffside, like, mostly made of glass houses that they have on a Big Sur, that's a spendy.

Should we just mention now that there's one crucial change in the story, which is that... I think the most important adaptive change, and I did ask my nephew if he missed it, and he was like, I think it's better they didn't.

Function?

So he goes to save Rocky.

Yep.

Knowing that he will not be able to live—believing he will not be able to live on the planet, and he does not have enough food to last him.

So, like, he's like, I'm going to save Rocky and all of Rocky's people.

Right.

I'm going to send the Beatles back to Earth so I can save Earth that way.

Probes.

Yep.

Probes.

Jeff Probes.