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i left sorrento, thank you. when you talk me through why this drink is the quarantine drink and i'll trynot to drink it the entire time . >> cheers first of all. nice to see you. >> we all have it, wonderful. >> so the lazarus was developed especially for us because every great book should have a great cocktail. and it was designed by a mixologist who used the gin that really power the writing of this book. here in lockdown. a wider jenin tonic made by our friends here in california there's a whole series of themes going on so it's both a conceptual quarantine and an ingredient based quarantine. the conceptual piece is you can see this line floating here. it's a sort of a leaky quarantine and we can come back to this in our conversation but it's keeping some crammed the currencies, not. >> separate from the rest of the drink and that's really one of the historical features of quarantine is that it's close but it's never watertight. so that's a conceptual link and then there's also some ingredient links and that

who's committed to drunk driving, because it's gonna be the year 2060, and they'll still be drive a sorrento2005. "i can't give this up. you know me. i love vintage cars." >> have better friends. like, you've never had to take-- your friend's keys before? i know you have very classy, very sophisticated know-- >> trevor: no, that's an interesting point. so you're saying the best technology is friends. >> yes! like, the number of times i've stopped somebody from driving home. also, we have uber, we are lyft, we have tesla. you could put in the address-- get every bar a tesla. you could put in the address, and send their drunk ass home. also, people are just assholes. they just want to have a good time, friend. because, this is when we need these to activate. you're calling the cops on somebody in a damn victoria secret. you need to be on the wild wings with your uncle. >> trevor: that's the new technology. >> activate these cameras. they're out there. we need to release them like frumpy du ffs. >> trevor: just aim carrens in the rice direction. >> so instead of calling the cops and getting bla