Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, as I've been, somebody's been setting fire in my neighborhood, an old
car has been, somebody, somebody tell me, where's that sort of old, and who's been setting
the fire? Wildfire. It's wildfire. The fire inspector came up into the street and he said
to me, he said real quick, he said, how do you know, how do you know, how do you know,
how do you know, how do you know, how do you know, how do you know,
how do you know? Yeah. I asked him. I said how do you know? I said, how do you know,
really, how do you know? How do you know? And I said to the fire chief, I said,
what bothers you about everything? I said, what bothers you about everything? I said,
what bothers you about everything? A little bit louder, please. A little bit faster,
please. A little faster. A little louder. Yeah. La, la, la. So, you say the reality.
I said, you say reality. Somebody open up the lampshade. Somebody, somebody get up off their
chair. Somebody tell me, what bothers you about reality? Everything. What bothers you about
everything? Reality, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. I'm not crazy. I'm just going to sleep right now. It's quiet. I won't go to sleep. I
won't go to sleep. I won't go to sleep. I won't go to sleep. Help me go to sleep. Help me go to
sleep. Help me go to sleep. Help me go to sleep.