43 Apple, take 16.

To be

or not to be.

that is the question

Sorry, fellas, little parched over here, can I get some water?

Allison? Water?

Hello? Water's still a right, isn't it?

Especially for me. Should be a right, if it isn't.

You know that 70 % of my body is water.

67-- 70.

That most of this world,

well, not here, but most of this world is water.

Some people have to walk miles to get water.

Some people have to walk miles to get water and carry it on their heads

from some dirty pond back home.

I mean, can you see me doing that, Allison?

I come to you and I say -- Allison, I'm thirsty. You say

You'll have to walk five miles for that.

So, you know, -- No. Think about it.

Me walking through some place like Darfur, Sudan, whatever, Nigeria, whatever it is

with a little jug and I have to dip it in the pond

And then I have to pick out-- who know's what's in there!

So, you know,--

I'm not even thirsty anymore.

Parched. Parched.

But I don't know from thirst.

I don't know.

Marty, what's in the budget for my water?

Take that and send it to someplace where they can build

wells, and pipelines, and trucks, whatever they need

so we can get water to these people

because this is a life or death

-- a matter of life and death.

People do die without water.

And water is a right.

People.

To be or not to be.

that is the question.