Bernie Sanders and Oprah Winfrey are stuck in Flooded Subway Tunnel and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Bernie: This whole situation is symptomatic of a system that neglects infrastructure, prioritizing tax cuts for billionaires over the needs of working families! Can you believe it?

Oprah: Bernie, honey, I hear you, I truly do. But perhaps this is also an opportunity to reflect on what we can control, our own resilience, our own spirits in the face of adversity.

Bernie: Resilience is great, Oprah, but systemic change is better! We need to address the root causes that lead to these disasters in the first place!

Oprah: And what if the root causes are also within ourselves, Bernie? Our own complicity in accepting the status quo, not demanding enough from ourselves, from each other?

Bernie: Well, I am demanding, Oprah, and I've been demanding for 50 years! This country needs a political revolution!

Oprah: Revolution can start within, Bernie. What can we learn from this moment, to be better versions of ourselves, to inspire others to rise?

Bernie: It’s not about being a better version of ourselves, it's about creating a society where everyone has a fair shot, not just the privileged few!

Oprah: But Bernie, isn't that the essence of becoming a better version of ourselves? To see the light in everyone, to create that fair shot through compassion and understanding?

Bernie: Compassion is important, but without power, it's just empty words. We need to redistribute the wealth and the power!

Oprah: Perhaps, my friend, the greatest power lies in our ability to connect, to inspire hope, and to believe that we can manifest a better world together, one person at a time.