Chris Robinson

Both our cars filled because you're out, just ashes falling in the yard every day.

In our animalistic DNA of like still being that person, you know, these people.

Again, it's Quest for Fire.

Being these people who are really not just completely immersed in their environment as well for survival and sustenance and everything.

Yeah.

That it's still like in the way, I guess, you know, there's an instinctive thing in those moments that has to be the exact same chemical reaction in every human being in any expanse of time that we've been like this.

I've never really got close to something like that.

That's incredible.

I did that as a kid and it's still one of the coolest.

But I was like, you know, it's funny when I look back, you know, they have like up the streets, they'll have like the fountain at the end of the street or where the water would come.

And you could see like where people lean their hand.

There's like an indention for the centuries of people leaning in to get a sip of water.

I just put my hand on that.

As a kid, I almost couldn't stop thinking about that.

I do that all the time.

I do that with my kids when I'm fucking around.

I'm like, shake the hand.

I shook Chuck Berry's hand.

Bo Diddley's hand.

I shook Little Richard's hand.