Bob Odenkirk

There's a breeze beneath my wings.

And I've thought about what I've said a lot, and I think it's true.

And I'm sorry to say that I still think it's true.

But within that, we got to keep trying.

I'm not giving up.

All I'm saying is I'm not giving up.

But I'm afraid to say, you know, look, my hope lies in some kind of...

evolutionary growth for the human creature.

But without that, or until that happens, and I don't know how that happens, we all have to take some... We all need more vaccines to change our DNA.

Well, who thinks that's a bad thing?

Have you met a human being?

Whatever it takes to change our DNA or RNA or whatever, any NA, let's start changing it because it doesn't work the way it is.

That's a good thing.

Everybody get more vaccines if that's what they do.

If they change our DNA or our RNA or however those two are associated, let's take lots of them.

And make this creature a better creature.

Because where we're at, I do stand by what I said.

I think a comedy, in the end,

All the philosophy in the world, all the theories in the world, all the hope in the world, all the grand pronouncements.

All the great poetry, existential thinking.