00:00It's like looking through binoculars, observing people on a far-off beach, running around in circles, fixated on the small
00:09area of sand under their feet, as a tsunami races towards the shore.
00:15101 degrees Fahrenheit, it's the hottest day ever recorded.
00:20It is our fault.
00:22Of course we're worried about global warming. Absolutely. Yeah, I mean...
00:28Losing everything you have, it's so overwhelming, and the grief is just, it's profound.
00:32The question I've been asking is, why didn't we save ourselves when we had the chance?
00:37Evacuate! Evacuate! Evacuate!
00:41That's it.
00:42The alarm business needs a piece.
00:44A personality.
00:45You're suspended. You're suspended. Both of you come to my office right now.
00:48Police want our police to be like in America.
00:52They're living that kind of like, you just want to stay on edge forever.
00:57It's a fair fight.
01:00And I hope you lose.
01:01What it normally always comes down to with wind farms is aesthetics.
01:05Hypnotic.
01:06The driving alarm, and you tend to see the cells revolving, and you're like concentrating on the driving.
01:11I feel really, really fucked off with it.
01:20You scare Mother Nature in the eye.
01:22And then she dares you to go ahead and do it, let's dance.
01:29London, he's underwater again.
01:31The power passed two degrees.
01:32It's not one way.
01:36Suicide, please.
01:37Please.
01:38Sì, non lo so, non lo so.
01:40Non, non lo so.