Joe Rogan and John F. Kennedy are stuck in Vault in a Bank Heist and forced to have a deep conversation.

Joe Rogan: "Woah, Jack, this is some crazy shit, huh? You ever think you'd be locked in a vault during a bank heist?"

John F. Kennedy: "Well, Joe, politics is a heist of sorts itself, though usually a bit more subtle. This vault, though, it's a stark reminder of the fragility of freedom, even behind these walls."

Joe Rogan: "Exactly! It's all about power structures, man. These guys robbing the bank, they're just trying to redistribute the wealth, in a messed-up way, of course."

John F. Kennedy: "Redistribution is a tricky beast, Joe. It requires not just resources, but a moral compass, a vision for the common good. These fellas seem to be lacking in the vision department."

Joe Rogan: "You know, it's the primal instinct to survive, to thrive, that drives them. It's hardwired into us, like chimpanzees going after a banana."

John F. Kennedy: "Perhaps, but we also have the capacity for reason, for empathy. We must aspire to more than mere survival, Joe. We must strive for a better world, a 'New Frontier'."

Joe Rogan: "That's deep, man. You always had that charisma, that way of making people believe. But do you think that's enough to change the system?"

John F. Kennedy: "Belief is the first step, Joe. It's the spark that ignites change. We need to inspire people to demand better, to challenge the status quo, even within a vault."

Joe Rogan: "I hear you, Jack. But what about the fear, the primal fear that keeps people in line? How do you overcome that?"

John F. Kennedy: "Fear is a powerful weapon, Joe, but courage is a stronger shield. We must face our fears, together, and forge a path towards a brighter future, even if that path leads through this bank robbery."