00:07In 1993, John Lasseter was the director of Toy Story, and he drove the most humble,
00:14utilitarian car possible.
00:16The thing that amazed me was not that, you know, oh, he was such a nice guy or he was
00:20so open.
00:21It was the death box car the guy drove.
00:28Yeah, the seats were so blown out, he had T-shirts pulled down over the back.
00:32Outside, it was kind of like all, you know, oxidized.
00:36There was no waxing that car ever again.
00:37I'm just like, come on, dude, you must be making decent money.
00:41It's like, for the rest of us, at least, buy a decent car so we can, you know, live vicariously
00:46through you.
00:48You know, then, of course, Toy Story comes out.
00:50It's a huge success, and Steve Jobs went to John and said, John, this is not that safe.
00:55I can't have the head of my company creatively driving around in a car that has, like, 500,000
01:00miles on it.
01:01So, in my memory, what happened is Steve just bought John a black Volvo, the safest car possible.
01:12Somebody should have made a coffee table out of that car.
01:14There's a lot of John in that car.
01:17Number 43 car.
01:20Tink, tink, tink.
