Chester Copperpot is a sure-footed young man that never seems to move slowly. He doesn’t seem rushed, just too interested in things to dawdle. You might spend two hours with him talking over a cup of coffee until he suddenly says: “I’ve got to go. This was great, until next time, sir.” And he shakes your hand and scampers off. It is as if suddenly he remembers there is so much he planned to do, so many people he planned to see —so many things he wanted to experience, and he’d already spent too much time in one place.
He got a bike because subway stations “are a waste of time, why would you spend your time down there when you could be spending it outside —on a bicycle—movin’ and goin’ places?”