Trevor Noah

Sustainably.

But sustainably.

I think you're assuming we'll still all be around for that.

Because this is the weird thing.

You know, the other day I started like reading about extinction level events.

One thing that's most terrifying about them is how they, it's just like a tipping point.

You know, it's just like one thing that tips and then all of a sudden... It unravels.

Yeah, it just unravels.

It's like, oh, you lost this much forest or at a certain time, this changed in the atmosphere and then all of a sudden all the trees died and then that caused the thing and this caused... But it's just like, it's just a tipping point.

And then the world has to go to sleep for a few hundred years or thousand years and then... This got very dark and depressing.

Now you're going to see why I love Bertie.

So what's the thing that's inspired you most recently where you've gone like, oh, this, what are you working on right now, actually?

Like you always, every time I see you, you're working on something more crazy and more interesting and it just goes in the most random directions.

So in each episode we go and- Do animals ever recognize you, by the way?

no i'm being serious was cheering when my mom are you the pataka guy no what i mean is i mean this genuinely because you go back to some places i'm assuming i wonder if you've ever encountered any animal that has in some way shown you a like a familiar like because because you you know the animals is what i'm saying right

Bertie, this is the context you should have given us earlier.

We thought you were just out here cheering for a murderer.

You've known her since she was a child.

Who are you?

I think if you do it long enough, it'll happen.