Carlos

Spinal cord fusion.

Because we do those, don't we do fusion, spinal cord fusion now for people that get in like tragic car accidents and stuff?

Other connections in nerves and trachea, esophagus are reconnected.

But you're kept in a coma for weeks to allow the healing for the body, and then they hope you can come out of it.

But where do you get the body, though?

Does somebody volunteer, like, you can have my body, I'm going to die?

I'm sure it's someone that just died.

But died from what, though?

That would depend, you know what I mean?

Like, I want his body.

Okay, if you go...

If you get into a car accident, right, that's how they use all your organ parts if you're still young and good.

Yeah, but the body's damaged if you're in a car accident.

If you died from impact from a car accident, the body's no good.

That's my point.

Where do you get the body?

Gunshot to the head.

Okay, that's the only scenario.

Gunshot to the head, keep the body on ice.

Would you donate your head to science, Jules?