Bryan

And having driven there now, I can tell you that those people are, I mean, Atlanta is good proving grounds for driving in New York because we drive the same here in Atlanta.

Yeah, no holds barred.

Wow, is it wild down in the middle of that city.

So I'm standing there on a side street, not one of the major thoroughfares, side street, one way street.

I'm standing there, bike lane.

I'm standing on the sidewalk on the side of the bike lane, on the right-hand side of the street.

And I'm just talking on the phone.

And all of the sudden, I hear, wham!

And I can hear this guy go, ah!

Boom, thud on the ground.

I swivel around really quickly.

And a guy who was on a city bike just had just driven by me at like 20 miles per hour was on the ground, bloodied, bloodied, bloodied.

And there was like a cab door that was like half open and crumpled.

I mean, the guy hit the cab door so hard, it caused major damage to the door.

So moron meet moron.

Moron riding down the bike lane meets moron opening the door in a cab.

And then you get into a cab in New York, they have videos playing, you know, in the back of the seat.

And the video says, twist and turn to save a life.

That's like a campaign.

They keep running in these.