Biggie and Galileo Galilei are stuck in Stuck in a Desert Gas Station and forced to have a deep conversation.

1. Biggie: Yo, this ain't exactly Brooklyn, huh? Stuck out here, feels like the universe forgot about us, know what I'm sayin'?

2. Galileo: Indeed, my friend. Such a vast emptiness reminds me of the cosmos itself, where the Earth is but a speck, not the center of all things.

3. Biggie: Word, like my cheddar ain't the center of *my* universe, though it damn sure feels like it sometimes.

4. Galileo: Ah, the pursuit of earthly treasures. I understand the pull, yet true riches lie in understanding the mechanics of this grand design.

5. Biggie: Mechanics, schmechanics. What good is knowin' how the planets spin if you can't spin a rhyme that makes the people feel somethin'?

6. Galileo: But to reveal the truth, Biggie, to challenge accepted dogma, that is a power greater than any crown or any gold chain.

7. Biggie: See, that's where we differ. Truth is subjective, G. What's truth to the church ain't truth to the streets.

8. Galileo: Perhaps... but mathematical truths, the elegant dance of numbers and stars, that is a universal language, understood by all.

9. Biggie: Universal, huh? Maybe, but survival's a language everyone understands, and out here, we better learn to speak it fast.

10. Galileo: Then let us combine our strengths, friend. Your street smarts and my knowledge of the universe; together, we might just escape this desolate fate.