Brian Regan

What time was yours?

Street lights were definitely on, but the kids were awake, that's for sure.

They're clawing at the door.

Almost broke my stride.

Can't unsee or unhear that, please.

Yeah, it's a world, and I know everyone just says, like, unplug, but, man, you got to because we are all part of one vast experiment, and we're all volunteering for it.

You know, that's the scary part.

In the past, you could sign up for something or not sign up for something, and there was a payday or whatever.

Right.

This is – we've all signed up for it, and we don't know we've signed up for it, but we're in.

We are going to essentially have to build the physical –

or the mental equivalent to a treadmill

that we use in our home, which is in the past, we just went out and gathered and hunted and ran and moved and did whatever.

And there's no necessity for a physical treadmill or an elliptical or anything.

And then at a certain point we realized that we have cars, we have jobs with air conditioning, sedentary life.

So look, smart people, we're going to have this place and you're going to go here and you run on this treadmill, this sidewalk,

that goes nowhere.

You're going to go run on it for 40 minutes or we'll buy one, put it at your house.

The richer people would just buy one and put it at their house and I'll go run on my thing.

And I don't think anyone walked up to anyone running on a treadmill and went, what the fuck are you doing?