[Teresa Mobley:] I'm Teresa.
This is the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, California.
You're watching Michael Aranda's WhatImDoingRightNow.
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[Michael Aranda:] Kelsey.
[Kelsey Cote:] Uh-hm.
[Michael:] We did a really bad job of waking up by 5 AM.
[Kelsey:] (Sadly, quietly) Oh, I know.
I heard the uh, the phone go off and you just go prup-prup.
[Michael:] I don't even remember being able to pick up the phone the first time.
The wake up call happened, and I went to go pick up the phone,
but, like, as soon as I touched the receiver it stopped.
And I was like "oh, okay".
And then like ten seconds later it happened again,
and then I picked it up, and then I put it back down.
Anyway, there's people down... uhh, by the National Mall, gathering now,
and then in about two hours the march begins
from wherever they're gathering to some other place.
I assume I can just follow the crowd and get to where we're going.
Kay, we've got a camera, we've got a bag full of other things...
Are you ready?
Okay, let's go.
[ Rain falls ]
[Michael:] This weather situation is a little bit gross,
but even so, there are a bunch of people out here,
carrying signs promoting science
on their way down to where the march begins.
I'd like to see Donald Trump stand in the rain for something he believes in.
[Kelsey:] I don't know what that man believes in.
[Michael:] We just passed a girl who was wearing a Michael Aranda sweatshirt,
and I said, "Hey, that's a nice hoodie,"
and I don't think she realized that it was me,
and she looked confused and kept walking.
[Kelsey:] When we were just a few feet away, she did look back and smile,
so she might've— she might've realized after the fact,
but was too shy to be like "Oh, thank you!"
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[Michael:] We found an Abi… and I'm having my third Potbelly sandwich
in 3 days.
So the march is gonna come down this street, so I'm staking out a location here,
so that I can interview people as they go by and ask them
why science is important to them.
(Satisfied) Ummm.
(Surprised) Ohh!
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[Michael:] Hi!
[Woman #1:] I love your show.
[Michael:] Oh, thank you!
[Woman #1:] I've been watching the YouTube channel recently—
[Michael:] Yeah?! [Woman #1:] —and I love it.
[Michael:] Can I ask you why you think science is important?
[Woman #1:] Because I'm a scientist, and I think we can't survive without science.
[Michael:] I agree.
[Woman #1:] This is—this is what surrounds us.
Everything we see around us is science—
[Michael:] Yeah.
[Woman #1:] —and we have to defend it.
[Man #1:] I'm queer, and I'm actually barred by the FDA from donating blood.
And it's estimated that for, uhh, every time you
donate blood you're able to save, uh, three lives.
And, uh, I haven't been able to donate for, uhh, a year now,
so, 18 people who could've received, you know,
transfusions have possibly died
because I wasn't able to donate because of an outdated policy.
So that's why I'm out here today.
[Man #2:] Well I used to be the, uh, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy for Research Development and Acquisition.
[Michael:] (Surprised) Wow!
[Man #2:] And I know that without science
our troops are defenseless, and so I'm here t—for all the veterans
who need science to keep us safe.
[Michael:] We're migrating now to find another spot to talk to people.
It's very wet.
[Abi:] So wet!
[Michael:] I can't believe how wet it is.
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[Michael:] Kelsey, what's been your favorite sign so far?
[Kelsey:] It's raining.
It's pouring, and I can tell because: science.
[Michael:] Abi, do you have a favorite sign?
[Abi Rein:] Umm, there was one that said
"the plural of anecdotes isn't data," which I thought was pretty interesting.
[Michael:] I think my favorite so far said "you know it's bad when a bunch of introverts
have to have a march to themselves."
[ Kelsey and Abi laugh ]
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[Michael:] What's your name?
[Julia]: Julia!
[Laughs]
[Michael:] And what's your name?
[Helena:] Helenaaa! [ Girl laughs ]
[Michael:] And where are you from?
[Julia:] Uh, Baltimore!
[Helena:] (Shouting) Baltimore!
[Michael:] And why do you like science?
[Helena:] Because we like to learn!
[Speaks indistinctly] [Julia:] And we like the healthy Earth!
[Michael:] They like to learn, and they like the healthy Earth!
[Helena:] We—we l—we help people learn about science.
[Julia:] (Shouting excitedly) And we love when they learn about science!
[Helena:] Yeah!
[Man in the background:] Hey girls, what do you want?
[Girls:] Science!
[Man:] When do you want it?
[Girls:] Now!
[Man:] What do you want?
[Girls:] Science!
[Man:] When do you want it?
[Girls:] Now!
[Michael:] What's your name?
[Colya:] Colya.
[Michael:] Where are you from?
[Colya:] Here.
[Michael:] Okay.
Why do you like science?
[Colya:] Uhh, because it's cool?
[Michael:] Why do you think science is important?
[Colya:] Uhh, I have no idea.
[Michael:] Did you know without science you wouldn't have a poncho?
Which means you would be wet right now.
Science is keeping you dry.
[Colya:] Yeah.
I know.
[Michael:] Yep.
Thank you!
[Colya:] Okay.
[Colya and Michael:] Bye!
[Michael:] Why did you feel like it was important for you to come down here today?
[Man #3:] Honestly, I debated whether it was important to come down here today
because I'm not sure what good marching can do.
So what I brought today was a message for other scientists.
We need you to run for office.
It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it,
and we really need some scientists to do it.
[Michael:] Justine from Belize!
[Justine:] From Belize, Central America.
[Michael:] Why do you think science is important?
[Justine:] Because it's global, like everything else.
And it brought me here to this country, so it matters.
[Michael:] How long have you been here?
[Justine:] 10 years.
[Michael:] What was so important that you felt you needed to come to this march today?
[Justine:] Science here changes policies across the world.
[Woman #2:] I just don't really agree with what our President is doing.
Um, and it really scares me.
Uhh, future for me and my children.
[Woman #3:] It—it doesn't matter what political side you're on, science makes our world
safe and clean and supports so many things that we depend upon
for our economy and our livelihoods.
[Man #4:] Today basically it's—it's this administration with the cutting of funding
to like the EPA, for looking at things like cutting funding
for, um PBS, the NIH, basically science in general.
The thing we're talking about today— today is attack on science.
[Man #5:] For me it was—I'm a cancer researcher an—and physician,
and to have funding restrictions, reduction of
31% for the NIH, and other funding restrictions.
[Woman #4:] Look at where we were, what, hundreds and hundreds and—year ago
we had the black plague, we had polio.
It's gone.
So it's everything.
I'm a devout Christian and I believe in science.
[Woman #5:] I am very scared for my children's future,
listening to what President Trump has said,
and I feel it is my responsibility to teach my child this,
so she can teach her children this.
[Daughter:] Everyone always says, "let's fight for our children's futures";
I should probably fight for my own future as well.
[Michael:] Kelsey just got recognized for the first time in her life!
[ Girls laughing ] [Jess:] Hello!
[Michael:] Hello!
[Jess:] Hi internet!
[Kelsey:] This is the strangest thing of my life.
(Laughing) This is so strange.
[Michael:] There's a bat on the wall!
[Kelsey:] Should I pet him?
[Michael:] Should you pet the bat?!
[Abi:] They are vectors of disease!
[Kelsey:] (Laughing) I know.
[ Abi laughs ]
[Michael:] Oh my goodness, somehow we ended up back at Shake Shack!
How did that happen?
Oh no, I'm so embarrassed.
Kelsey.
Do you like candy?
[Michael:] If you lift this handle and then pull, candy comes out.
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[Michael:] [Groans] I wouldn't say... that we took... accidental naps.
We all knew it was coming.
I think that nap was maybe
accidentally longer than— [ Abi and Kelsey laugh ]
[Michael:] (Laughing) I expected it to be.
So what are we doing?
[Abi:] Andpizza!
[Michael:] Okay!
We were just talking about the different ways that people vlog,
so I'm gonna attempt to vlog like a youtuber right now.
[ Michael clears throat ]
(Excitedly) Hey guys!
Today we're gonna go get some pizza!
What's your favorite kind of pizza?
Let me know in the comments down below!
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!
[Michael:] We've come to "Andpizza", which, uh, has a fun menu
where you kinda—you choose your stuff, it's like Subway but for pizza.
It's got a, uh, a cool, hip environment.
Black and white.
Kelsey's a fan.
[Kelsey:] I love this place, it's so cool!
[Michael:] Uhh, yes please.
[Michael:] I—I guess?
Do you have any other suggestions?
[Kelsey:] Bacooon!
Bacooon!
[Michael:] What is this right here?
[Pizza maker and Kelsey:] Salami?
[Michael:] I'll take some of that.
Look at these soda pops that they have.
There's pig and fig.
That doesn't say pig, that says pear and fig.
Also known as pig elixir.
Uh, ginger berry lemonade,
mango passion fruit, cereal milk cream soda, some kind of weird root beer and then black
cherry cola.
I'm gonna start out with the pig and fig...
Pear and fig.
I can't say that word without saying pig.
This one's the mango passion fruit.
[Michael:] You like that one?
[Michael:] This is the cereal milk cream soda... soda,
and it's pretty bizarre.
It smells like... cereal milk, I guess?
[Michael:] I don't think I would get it again,
but it's interesting.
[Michael:] Our Blonde-Stripe Einstein shirt preorder continues!
We've got four days left to sell another 25 shirts!
If that doesn't happen, the upside is that
nobody's cards get charged, but the downside is
that nobody gets shirts, and that… would really suck!
So, if you want one, head over to store.synemastudios.com.
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