Les géniales créations de Marcel, inventeur philosophe

[Music] Basically, I was made for the 19th century, not just any 19th century, but the 1850s and 1890s. That was [Music] where anyone could show up with a bit of common sense and revolutionize mechanics, electricity, everything, and physics. Now, since I'm exiled in this century, I make do. [Music] I

was the dunce, the real dunce. I couldn't finish school. Weeks before, they kind of pushed me. I didn't finish high school. Yeah, well, it's also the age when you drop out and don't want to do anything anymore. So, bad, bad manual work, bad, two out of six in religion, two out of six in math. And for a while, it was a

place no one could take from me. It was still the right place because once you have that status, it's good, it's good, you can do whatever you want.

[Music] I had a great spiritual master in my life. He was a lifesaver. I had a The dump when I was little was next to the house, so when I needed something I'd go get it, I'd take everything apart, then we get creases [Music] Yeah, I hate these things that get thrown away, and

when I see things like that go, it breaks my heart, especially since I know the price it costs to make them, the intellectual price, the work, the amount of work, the knowledge, the know-how, and all that, it breaks my

heart. CD players, for example, it's a way of giving respect back to the person who made a sewing machine