Henry

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The rest of it's just an expression.

Yeah.

No, that's not... I think it's good to talk about death.

I think that part of the reason why I even wanted to do it is because the last year, truly, between losing my dad, talking to a bunch of people about death...

As you've talked, you've been through, how many people come up to you constantly to talk to you about death?

I think that it really is such a...

In America, we don't like talking about it.

It is a thing that we push down.

And I think that it's okay to laugh a little bit about all the fucked up shit because we have to.

And I also think that it's coming for us no matter what.

Absolutely.

And so we're all going to be preoccupied with it.

And we push it away.

And we don't talk about the death process because it scares all of us.

And it means we're not working.

And I think that in America, we're very much like this idea that, you know, we still even even a lot of us don't this romantic idea of we don't retire.

We work until the moment that we fucking die or last breath and all this shit.

You just like, no, there's no time.

No one takes any time at the end of their life, literally to die properly.