Quitting time.

Convenience

Convenience

Rest?

Inconvenience?

I's the one that says when it's quitting time at Tara!

Quitting time! Quitting time!

Silent comfort.

I want to rest.

Edgy?

There are two major subtypes of T cells the killer T cell and the helper T cell.

And we could call this, where it just naturally rests, this tip of the spring.

Cells...

I need some rest.

I need to rest.

Rest and Activity Times

I need to rest. (Laughter)

That's a relief.

Thus arrived convenience.

Oh, yes, very comfortable.

We can rest then.

Then we can rest.

Rest, dearest one Rest

We've earned it.

A day of rest?

And reliefs?

It needs to rest.

Excitement, comfort, security.

Your rest cure?

But, you know, I can't really rest.

Get some rest.

So, I call them Gandhi neurons, or empathy neurons.

looking on the comfort and analyzing the comfort people have perceived at these different sport activities, and let me start with Mexico.

I'm talking about the cells of the body or most of the body.

Insert Cells

Insert Cells...

My body's an accumulation of ideas too the idea of skin cells, the idea of brain cells, the idea of liver cells.

and to live a life of comfort and happiness,

Won't you feel uncomfortable?

Convenience owns our soul.

Give me comfort, give me edge.

A place of rest. That's it.

Oh, yes, mighty comfortable.

Then you realize how important rest is.

Who says it's quitting time?