Brian Regan

Let's go get some spears and hit a buffalo.

And I'm cold.

We'll skin the buffalo and tan the hide.

You know, like we weren't governed.

I mean.

You can always say, well, I don't know, the pilgrims had self-determination or something.

They got on to the Mayflower and the Pinto and the Santa Maria or the Mangria or whatever it is.

Yeah, but we didn't have everything all the time.

And then we grew up, as an example I like to use, but I think it's –

which is excited about The Grinch That Stole Christmas or excited about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, but we didn't get to control when we watched it.

In the height of July.

And my kids get to control when they watch it and they get to control lots of things that probably aren't good for them.

Many of the things aren't good for them.

So this notion of...

As human beings.

Now, here's the part that I sort of was really thinking about.

We have an sort of internal motion machine that says, hmm, I don't want to go chase a wildebeest around with a spear for four days.

Like that sounds like a fool's errand.

But I'm hungry.

Hmm, what are we going to do?