Dr. Peter Weller

You know, it's all these horror stories or whatever. And Venice has got an evil thing to it, like New Orleans.

You know, it's all these horror stories or whatever. And Venice has got an evil thing to it, like New Orleans.

You know, it's all these horror stories or whatever. And Venice has got an evil thing to it, like New Orleans.

And they know it, but they accept it, man.

And they know it, but they accept it, man.

And they know it, but they accept it, man.

Something about the canals. No, but they accept it. Look, look, look. They know it, and New Orleans accepts it. They go, yeah, that's part of our jam.

Something about the canals. No, but they accept it. Look, look, look. They know it, and New Orleans accepts it. They go, yeah, that's part of our jam.

Something about the canals. No, but they accept it. Look, look, look. They know it, and New Orleans accepts it. They go, yeah, that's part of our jam.

Yeah. You know, we got voodoo here. We got the other gods here, too, man. And so when Brian and I landed, we landed about 45 minutes apart. It was like 5 o'clock. It was getting dark. And it's toasty, you know, and he's coming up from Sicily and I'm coming up from Quebec and we get in a taxi boat and we're looking at those lights flickering through the magenta sunset.

Yeah. You know, we got voodoo here. We got the other gods here, too, man. And so when Brian and I landed, we landed about 45 minutes apart. It was like 5 o'clock. It was getting dark. And it's toasty, you know, and he's coming up from Sicily and I'm coming up from Quebec and we get in a taxi boat and we're looking at those lights flickering through the magenta sunset.

Yeah. You know, we got voodoo here. We got the other gods here, too, man. And so when Brian and I landed, we landed about 45 minutes apart. It was like 5 o'clock. It was getting dark. And it's toasty, you know, and he's coming up from Sicily and I'm coming up from Quebec and we get in a taxi boat and we're looking at those lights flickering through the magenta sunset.

You know, because it's the air from the cool air hits the sea. It's like this gauze. And that turns that sun into, like I said, an orange. It turns it into like this magenta gold. It's bizarre. And all the great paintings are painted in winter in Venice because of that sun. Yeah. Because of that filter of the dispensing air, right?

You know, because it's the air from the cool air hits the sea. It's like this gauze. And that turns that sun into, like I said, an orange. It turns it into like this magenta gold. It's bizarre. And all the great paintings are painted in winter in Venice because of that sun. Yeah. Because of that filter of the dispensing air, right?

You know, because it's the air from the cool air hits the sea. It's like this gauze. And that turns that sun into, like I said, an orange. It turns it into like this magenta gold. It's bizarre. And all the great paintings are painted in winter in Venice because of that sun. Yeah. Because of that filter of the dispensing air, right?

And we're looking at that and the light's flickering, you know, in the bell towers. And I never forget Brian with his... Brooklyn Irish thuggery turned to me and says, Peter, I think this is going to be really good. And, man, it was 10 days of heaven.

And we're looking at that and the light's flickering, you know, in the bell towers. And I never forget Brian with his... Brooklyn Irish thuggery turned to me and says, Peter, I think this is going to be really good. And, man, it was 10 days of heaven.

And we're looking at that and the light's flickering, you know, in the bell towers. And I never forget Brian with his... Brooklyn Irish thuggery turned to me and says, Peter, I think this is going to be really good. And, man, it was 10 days of heaven.

We walked Venice soup to nuts, man. We discovered Venice. We got up at 7 every day, walked it one way, walked the other, walked it one way, walked the other for 10 days. And you know something? I turned to him at the end of it. We're going up to Paris for New Year's. I said, Brian, I'm spending every Christmas here, man.

We walked Venice soup to nuts, man. We discovered Venice. We got up at 7 every day, walked it one way, walked the other, walked it one way, walked the other for 10 days. And you know something? I turned to him at the end of it. We're going up to Paris for New Year's. I said, Brian, I'm spending every Christmas here, man.