I don't live in your town, wouldn't leave this here if I did, and I don't expect any facility in your area could support the level of biomedical research and experimentation I've been doing. So I've been trying for most of my career, and I mean my real career, not the facade seen by my colleagues and the journals and that PBS show, my real career, so most of it I've been trying to perfect something that will kill specifically H. Sapiens and not any of the other animals, the nicer animals whose planet we're savaging. Killing everything that breathes is easy, you wouldn't believe how easily I could make that happen, but: no. Narrowing it to vertebrates, then to mammals: piece of cake, you see how I'm going further out on the genetic branches. So, well, I got it down to primates, I shit you not, nobody would've believed it except my partner, research partner, well, life partner too, he got cold feet and he's not with us anymore. Cold feet about the work, not about marriage or anything. Damnit, no, my mother's not here, I don't have to keep making excuses. No more excuses, Linda. So, primates, great, but frustrating, I'm so close to having the world I want, that's a world that's just me and my animal friends, but no, I keep hitting a wall, it's crazy, I've murdered thirty-eight Rhesus monkeys so far and I cannot get the damn thing more specific than Catarrhini, that includes not just the anthropoid apes but Old World monkeys. Thirty-eight dead monkeys, every one had a face and a name. [38 second pause.] Not good enough, not yet, it has to be perfect so, next time you see a macacque or a gibbon or a baboon or a bonobo you kneel down and thank them for how you're still sucking air, Asshole.
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