Michael Ellick

I was like, I wanted to share this with somebody so bad, but I couldn't share it with my little brother because he was a little kid.

And I couldn't share it with my parents because they would think I was, you know, damaged.

So I had a couple really close friends, but the obvious one was this guy, Gordon, because, you know, I don't know.

He was with me in the other, you know, in the future.

So at some point during, you know, in between class time where we're just like hanging out, I say to him, you know, I don't tell him the exact truth.

I basically lie and say, Gordon, I had this crazy dream.

And I say to him, I had this dream, and in the dream, it's the far future.

And you and I live together.

And we live in New York.

And all these things have happened.

And I tell him all the things that are, in my experience, true about the future, right?

We live in New York.

I tell him about 9-11, that you're working this.

I was studying with a Tibetan Buddhist.

You know, everything that I could think to share.

And I just sort of like...

I just somehow wanted him to know, right?

I did not fully say, maybe I did.

You know, I might've said something like, yeah, and then I had this weird, you know, in my dream, I woke up and I was back here in the accident.

I might've said something like that, but I remember that