I used to be addicted to alcohol. I like to fix classic cars. I used to be poor.
I am a scientist. My parents were scientists. I love gymnastics.
Did you get a chance to do any gymnastics? Yes, I was cartwheeling and somersaulting in the park earlier. People were looking at me weird but I'm used to it by now. Work on any interesting cars lately?  Cool. I know how you love doing your gymnastic routines. Yes I have been working on a Corvette. After fixing it up, I will probably give it to my cousin. How's your work? Nice, that's a great car. That's kind of you to do for your cousin, what a lucky person. Work has been very fascinating, at the moment we're splicing pig DNA and trying to combine it with elephant DNA.  Ha! You are working on gene splicing? That sounds fascinating. Any breakthrough yet? I am sure I will see your work on the news soon? Well it's highly-classified research, think Area 51 level. So far, we've managed to create elephant-pig hybrids that can live up to three days. At the moment we're trying to figure out a combination that gets us hybrids that live longer.  Sounds like a science fiction but hey with today's technology sky is the limit right? So basically this experiment is proof-of-concept or are you doing this for a real application? We're trying to solve the hunger issue in Africa, and we figure really fat pig-elephants should do the trick. That's a lot of bacon.  True. If the hybrids can live longer than several days, that would truly revolutionize the farming industries. Kudos to you! Exactly. There's still a long way to go, but thank you. Is fixing classic cars a hobby for you, or a job?  Mostly a hobby. I grew up poor and did a lot of oddjobs. I made some money fixing people's cars and now I do it as a side hustle.  Sorry to hear that you didn't have the greatest start but it's good that you've managed to turn that around. What's the coolest car you've ever worked on? 