Jeff Dye

No, it's a... I listen to a lot of books.

What's it called again?

I'll find it.

But the premise is this guy cures cancer.

And at first, everyone's great.

He becomes the richest guy in the world.

Everyone's happy that he cured cancer.

But then people start to resent him because they're like, you know, I should have already had my inheritance by now.

This guy's playing God, keeping my parents alive longer than they should.

It becomes like these ideas of like, no, he's wrong for doing this.

He's affected society.

Like there's no real estate being freed up as quick now.

People should just die however they die naturally.

And it's a fun little, yeah, it's not obviously not real or nothing, but the, the, it was an interesting kind of way to look at things.

It's disgusting.

But I could see how groups would start to think that.

That's how life is.

You do a good idea.

Look at the systems that we put in place back in the day, and now everyone looks like that was just their way to trap people in the projects.

At first, it was a really nice idea.