Safe room

Um, but you see it's not running down and piling up.

Um, he brings his eyes down as he looks at you, and you recognize this space as a safe room.

Back in 2019, when the original Hiss, uh, uh, escaped from containment, this is something you would most likely have ran into before re- A device known as the HRA, uh, uh, an anti-resonance device that made it so people could walk around the oldest house without being infected by the hiss.

Now, he wears a, a newer model, a Mark 3 maybe, you would, you would know.

You don't hear anything.

Uh, otherwise, it... there's no cracks in between it either.

It's just there's a, a multitude of things that could go wrong inside of the oldest house, so it is a sealed, locked safe room.

Yeah, I mean, it's a pretty standard door.

I don't know what we're going to make happen, the podcast, but...

Some panic rooms.

Oh, that's what you're referring to, yeah, okay.

Sure, sure thing, we'll make a panic room.

And Guy Gardner in Superman was trying to get this Justice gang off the ground, right? That is true, his Justice gang.

Yeah, it's his Justice gang.

By the way, Hawkgirl is in the Justice gang, and it is her city that is Midway City, which is the city that John's trying to build these panic rooms in.

But anyway, I don't think that's either here or there.

Let's get to things I can't understand, which is comic book stuff.

We end the episode with Jon Stewart blowing a contract for his panic rooms.

He is now.

I think I mentioned an architect.