Is any of it true? Is there an element of truth in it?

Don't trample on the grass.

You old hag, don't scare the game off, or old Danila'll curse you...

Good morning to you. Be careful you don't trample the hounds.

Keep working!

Customers crush my toes

What if they stomped the animals?

Unless the cops come through that door.

Run, then mark time

Don't step in the fire. We're cavemen.

Squashed it!

It's a setback.

Ease up on the gas?

Steady.

So here was the character that linked birds and dinosaurs.

Before someone stomps on them and they're all gone.

One after another, step into the room.

Stay in.

So on this bit of grassland, we'll do it, but just in the foreground.

I hate to see you go down this path.

The front door was chained, but not locked. At approximately 9 15 a. m., we force entry, and we find this.

A jewel wasp is flying around, looking for a cockroach.

We go in.

Crunch down

Now, you not going back on the road no more.

Squashed it!

Branding is building a consistent universe around the key idea.

I don't actually think that the stereotype of a businessperson treading all over people to get to the top, generally speaking, works.

Let's find out how aweful it is.

Every day she arrives at a crossing the same time that a train does.

I'll slow down too.

(Laughter)

What motivates us to go to work?

I lift the balancing pole. I approach the edge.

Never return to the haunts of your youth.

Never succumb to the gorgon's stare.

Never surrender the future you earned.

Never retreat to the 'glorious past.'

Never acknowledge the ghost on the stair.

I must have taken a bad step.

But before you feel superior to George Bush, before you throw a stone, ask yourself, do you accept this?

There is a book on dancing on the desk.

Why is he asking me? So, what do I do? Is it because...

Paul, I have to have someone.

I wanted to dig a little deeper.