Dick Van Dyke made a grim joke after the election, implying that he would rather be dead than live through another four years under Donald Trump. The Hollywood legend, who turns 99 next month, was approached in a paparazzi video taken Tuesday (via Daily Mail) and asked,

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In a video, the 98-year-old comedy legend casually replied that he "won't be around to experience the four years" of Trump's second presidency.

I think it means as much today if not more than it did then, so if you don’t mind, I’d like to read it,” Van Dyke said. “Hatred is not the norm,” he read. “Prejudic

Dick Van Dyke doesn’t think he will live to see another Donald Trump’s second term in the White House—and that’s perfectly fine with him. Dyke, who turns 99 next month, was spotted out and about with his 52-year-old wife in California when he was asked about Trump’s return to office.

Now, it’s possible Van Dyke was just referencing, like, moving to France or something, but it sure sounded like he was contemplating a trip to the Undiscovered Country, instead. Which we would rank as a pretty unvarnished anti-endorsement of the next four years of political life;