Barack Obama and John Lennon are stuck in Deep-Sea Exploration Pod Failure and forced to have a deep conversation.

Obama: John, even down here in the crushing dark, you can't help but think about the weight of the world, can you? So much potential, so much unrealized.

Lennon: (Sighs) Imagine all the people, Barack, living life in peace, eh? But peace ain't just a song, it's a bloody revolution of the mind.

Obama: Revolution takes strategy, John, coalition building. You have to find common ground, even with those you disagree with.

Lennon: Common ground? The establishment's got that ground covered in concrete, man. We need to plant seeds of truth in the cracks.

Obama: Seeds need sunlight, John. You need to bring people out of the shadows, show them there's a better way, a brighter future.

Lennon: But what if the system itself is the shadow, Barack? What if the very structure is designed to keep us down here?

Obama: Then we dismantle it, piece by piece, brick by brick. It takes time, it takes patience, but it can be done.

Lennon: Time's a luxury we ain't got, mate. The world's burning, the water's rising... we need action, now.

Obama: Urgency is vital, John, but rash action without careful consideration can lead to unintended consequences, even greater harm.

Lennon: (Quietly) Maybe... maybe all we can do is keep singing, keep dreaming, keep hoping that someone, somewhere, is listening.