Captain Ozone pulled up his right shirtsleeve, revealing a tattoo of a red-colored heart.
Captain Ozone:	"My tattoo hasn't changed yet. I need another shot of that Stoli's."
I poured another double shot of Stoli's for the Captain and he swilled it down in one big gulp again.
Captain Ozone:	"Eeaahhh! So what else do you want to talk about?"
Vanessa:	"I think it's awesome that you helped produce and also starred in the largest media campaign to save our Pacific Northwest salmon. I'm a huge wild salmon advocate myself. There's just one thing that puzzles me, though."
Captain Ozone:	"Yeah, what's that?"
Vanessa:	"You mentioned earlier that pollution-free and renewable hydrogen can be produced from solar panels, wind turbines and hydroelectric dams."
Captain Ozone:	"Yes?"
Vanessa:	"Aren't hydroelectric dams partially responsible for reducing the population of our wild salmon?"
Captain Ozone:	"Yes, that's true with some dams. But over the last thirty years, fish ladders and highly developed turbines have been created which enable wild salmon to swim safely to and from existing dams. Dams built in the future that generate hydrogen fuel will be equipped from the very beginning with these new salmon-saving technologies."
Vanessa:	"That's good to hear. In that case, I'm all for hydrogen generating dams in the future."
Captain Ozone:	"Good."
Vanessa:	"I saw in your documentary how you powered an antique chainsaw with hemp oil at the Seattle Hemp Fest and-"
Captain Ozone:	"-Wait. Sorry to interrupt, but I did not power that chainsaw with hemp oil. I lubricated it with hemp oil. Essentially, I did a demonstration on how hemp oil can be used as an alternative lubricant to petroleum."
Vanessa:	"Oh, I see. Does hemp oil make a better engine lubricant than petroleum?"
Captain Ozone:	"No. Hemp oil can be used as cooking oil and is also a tasty ingredient in salad dressings, but it does not contain all the complex hydrocarbons that petroleum does. The complex hydrocarbons in petroleum are necessary elements for making strong, durable and long-lasting engine lubricants."
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