Mark Rober

I'm going to kill your family.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It helps.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I think that's probably right.

There's something about the disconnection, the anonymity.

Because you see this online too, where there isn't the danger of driving a kinetic missile, where we're a lot quicker to make judgments if it's just some anonymous name and you're commenting anonymously.

Yeah, yeah.

Whereas in real life, yeah.

You might get punched in the face.

Exactly.

I like that.

Yeah, I think, yeah, there is something, too, about, like, I mean, you said anger where you, there's something about, like, if someone cuts in line, let's say 20 paces in front of you.

Isn't that funny how, like, your sense of justice is just like, that is not what we do.

And that has to be evolutionary because it's like, we have rules in this tribe.

We have rules in this tribe.

And if we don't all enforce them, then bad things happen.

Mm-hmm.

But it's so funny how some people just like, we were at the airport recently and we had to make this flight actually to come back and film for a Sesame Street thing.

And there was lines that was like quadruple what they were because there was like a new policy.