I'm kind of an adventure seeker, thrill seeker, adrenaline junkie, so if I knew there was a ship nearby that could scoop me out of the water, I would, totally. I love how you said H-E double hockey sticks. I never heard that before, that was hilarious. Much love to you, girlfriend.

Like, it was kind of tranquil seas, right? So I could see the boat being able to just skittle on over there and swoop them on up. But did you ever watch that show, The Deadliest Catch, where they're up in the Bering Straits off of Alaska, and the seas are violently turbulent, huge waves everywhere? Oh my God. I could never do that. Hell no!

Yeah, I love the snow and the ice too, Moon. I lived up in the Lake Tahoe area for a few years, and it was fantastic. Like, when there was a fresh snow out, I'd go walk around, like, whatever, middle of the night, midnight or something, and be the, you know, the roadway would get covered with a coat of powder so you couldn't see any tire marks or anything, and I'd go out there and walk on this fresh virgin snow. It was really cool.

I like to think you'd have about five minutes before hypothermia set in.

What if a friend of yours wanted to go and was going to pay for your trip, would you go then?