Andy Weir

Please.

Don't say Sloppy Joe.

Listen.

It took me years, but I did get you to admit that you would eat the meat of your friend to survive.

Too bad he sent his pals out to be buried in space, because surely he could harvest those corpses first.

Ooh, some marrow.

We're not talking about the physical flesh.

We're talking about cloning them.

And we should say that when we went to Comic-Con, your first Comic-Con, we were in Hall H. The best.

And...

They did this really cool thing in Hall H that I think we probably talked about when we did our Comic-Con episode, but I'll just discuss again.

Like, sometimes in a Hall H presentation, they open up the sort of monitors on the side of the hall.

And so we were surrounded by, like, blueprints and photos of, like, the tunnel and the ship and all of the work that they had put into.

I remember, like, them talking about the light rats, you know, like, that they had to, like.

basically warm the planet in order to like create the light that they needed in order to light the ship.

So like, I just think it's incredible.

Also in the design of Rocky, I mean, you mentioned the tats, but also it's like a, I think it's like, I'm going to get the puppetry terms from, please don't kick me out of the puppetry club.

It doesn't exist, but if it did, I would want to be a part of it.

But anyway.

Treasurer?