Dr. Michael Snyder

So I can tell you personally I had an effect.

I do have a theory that you're cycling versus your health.

There's an inverse relationship, or it's a constant, I should say, meaning I'll probably get killed by a car possibly someday, but I'll stay healthy in the meantime because it is my form of aerobic exercise.

But we need you around, Snyder.

Ha, ha.

But I don't go up those mountain things where there's no even bike paths that they have.

Yeah, correct.

But there's no room in some of those places to go.

So I mostly, I mean, I do it to go to...

Lab and back, and I do it.

It's also a form of mental release for me at the end.

I love what I do, but I do work long hours, and it's just a great release to get that bike ride home at the end of the day.

Of course, yeah.

And that's turned out to be pretty critical when I've had more than one accident, I hate to say.

But never – no cars run into me, I'm thankful for.

But I hit a rock and got knocked out once or something like that.

I don't know.

I woke up briefly in an ambulance.

I'm telling you, Stanford professors.

Yeah.