[Man. This is big. It's a lot. He's not sure about the human brain and its capacity to hold that many memories. What if he runs out of space? What if he starts to forget? And there's his family to think about, and that's one big unknown.]
I still think it's too soon to make a decision. After all, it can't be done yet anyway! There are a lot of things I'd like to discuss beforehand, once I know more about what the future's really going to look like.
But I might be interested in exploring the possibility of existing a while longer.
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You really don't want that anymore?
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IF I TRY THAT AGAIN, SOMEONE'S JUST GOING TO GET KILLED.
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Bill's really not okay, and while Ford is glad that that means the multiverse is safe, he doesn't just care about the multiverse.]
Bill...
The multiverse is a big place.
There's got to be something out there that makes you happy.
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LOOK, LET'S NOT GET INTO IT.
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I know there are a few people here with that kind of lifespan, and they seem to be managing all right, but I can't even imagine what it would be like.
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SOMETIMES ONCE YOU HIT THE MILLION YEAR MARK IT GETS WEIRD. BUT EXISTING IS BETTER THAN NOT EXISTING!
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I still think it's too soon to make a decision. After all, it can't be done yet anyway! There are a lot of things I'd like to discuss beforehand, once I know more about what the future's really going to look like.
But I might be interested in exploring the possibility of existing a while longer.
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I GUESS JUST THINK ABOUT IT.
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He'll have to do a thorough check for strings, of course. But thirty more years with Stan, Dipper, and Mabel...]
I will.