Trevor Noah

I enjoyed the little walkabouts there.

I enjoyed the people that worked there and overhearing conversations.

Then I realized it wasn't just about seeing them happy.

It was once I realized that they were happy, I could go out and find my own happiness.

And I end up with happy friends in the car.

That's the reason that- Zooming out and out and out.

I had been there three times to tell you the truth, Arthur, three times.

And I didn't realize that they had ginger ale.

When I was the happiest yesterday about what they were doing and what we were going to do afterwards, which was going to go eat steak at Peter Luger's, which was in my bucket list forever, I discovered in that fridge that they had ginger ale.

Love ginger ale.

And yesterday I saw it.

Was it found upon then or was it always a thing of cool people playing it?

Oh, yeah.

And then grandma said, you have a mule?

You know, also what you're explaining helps me understand

rationalize my hate for conversations about AI.

Because when I hear people who despise the thought of AI coming more and more into our lives,

it makes me understand that they are more and more addicted to this technology that they feel like AI is going to take.

AI won't replace you making breakfast or taking a walk with your loved one or with your child or writing a book.

It has no interest in that.