Anna Tijinski

And so it's all got air in it, hasn't it?

Clever.

That's why you shouldn't use them backwards because it just... Fires it all back out again.

What this eruption did?

Yeah.

Yeah, let's not pretend we all know the difference between chlorine and chlorofluorocarbons and the effect they would have.

But someone should do something about it.

Someone should start firing volcanoes at the atmosphere is what you're saying.

Sort of, to the extent that if you ask a teenage boy to clean up after himself, you know, he does a little bit of a token.

Yeah, it's incredible.

Burping sulfur and methane sounds like sort of being around an alcoholic.

It's a Frankenstein moment, isn't it?

Oh my God.

Do you guys know about Robert Landsberg?

I don't think we've talked about him before.

He was a photographer and he lived quite near Mount St.

Helens in Washington State.

And he, in 1980, it looked like it was having a little eruption, as they do, something's a little belch.

And so he went to take some photos and video of it.

And he'd been a lot before and done that.