I want to meet the man who saw a turtle and said, "People will LOVE the ninja version of that."

In this quip, Hill marvels at (and gently mocks) the leap of imagination behind a pop-culture phenomenon: taking an ordinary animal—a turtle—and transforming it into an action-oriented, marketable concept (“ninja”). The humor comes from treating a wildly successful creative decision as if it were a single, absurd brainstorming moment. Implicitly, the line celebrates the weirdness of cultural innovation and the unpredictability of what audiences embrace. It also nods to the way entertainment industries remix simple ideas into high-concept franchises, where the pitch can sound ridiculous even when the result becomes iconic.