I don't have much time, I got to go to the warehouse and work. But I just had to tell you a dream I had. It was painted in broad, cretinous strokes like an Oliver Stone movie: pornography was, like, on trial in Congress and things looked bleak with the Senators going "Ack!" at each piece of evidence so as to please their red state constituency. It looked like the end of pornography, the end of the sexual abuse of naive young women on video forevermore. But what's this? Brandon Irons is testifying. He goes: "It's free speech, Senators. It's art. Like my brilliantly punny title 'Intensities in 10 Cities'." There was a argumentative murmuring, but then the gavel came down in favor of pornography, mostly because they thought Irons' title was pretty clever and constituted a creative endeavor with all the protections of free speech. A father, I think Taylor Hill's father cried out in the back of the chamber "NO no no no no!!!!!" and tried to pull a gun, but was subdued by security.