Barbara Scully

And you took the car for a test drive.

It's too clinical now.

Needs to go back to, like as I've often said to my girls, it's like going into a garage and say, that car looks nice.

I'll take it for a test drive.

That's it.

Take it for the test drive.

If it works, it'll work.

If it doesn't work, then you bring it back to the garage and leave it back and go take something else for a test drive.

So that's my advice to young people.

And then what's the meaning of life?

Oh, God, what's the meaning of life?

I've actually no idea, really.

I don't know what the meaning of life is.

I'd like to think there's an afterlife so that there is a meaning to this life.

I'd like to think that one of the things...

One of the reasons we're all here is to learn, make mistakes and learn from it and do it better.

And I think the biggest lesson in life to learn is that to love and to be loved is really the pinnacle of everything else, even if it's only your cat.

But I think to have something or somebody that loves you and for you to love them, that's great.

That's it.

Everything else is bullshit.