Chet Waterhouse

It's your fault unless the car hops up on the curb and hits you in the park or whatever.

If you're crossing the street and you're like, hey, he should have stopped or he should have seen me.

There's rules for you, too.

Right.

So here's the thing for this atheist podcaster.

My feeling is...

Obviously, this is going to happen.

The question is, is how many times does it happen versus how many times does it just happen anyway?

Because it's not like nobody's been run over by a car crossing the street.

They get run over all the time by people that are drunk or texting or paying attention.

And it's your fault for jumping in front of the car.

I mean, there's, I believe, funny thing with Mike August, because when we did the Waymo thing in Austin last week,

They threw a couple stats out, which is 1.2, I believe, million people die on the roads, you know, driving and stuff worldwide.

Whenever you hear worldwide, that's never us.

You know, it's including like, you know, that AIDS is a first rate killer amongst the heterosexual community worldwide, like wherever it's worldwide.

So we're like, OK, well, not here.

Now.

Here, I believe it was thirty four thousand fatalities.

You know, that's basically Vietnam every every 15 or 16 months worth of dead people.

So if you want to think about that, that's that's a lot of folk.