So Kevin Started Talking

[00:00:15] If there's aliens, why aren't we digging into it and going and fucking just funding it? Because yeah, everybody wants to know. Well, it's like there's always all these secrets, right? Like why does the government try so hard to cover up giants? You know what I'm saying? Why? Because they find these giants and then they're like, oh, when they go back to prove it and whatever, all the bones are just, you know, turned to dust. Right. And, you know, and they're like, yeah, no.

[00:00:45] And we used to have those pictures of like Japan. Remember you used to have the parade and they'd march the giant down the street. They don't do that anymore? They don't do that anymore. Like where is the giant parades? You know, that's. Well, today is the day that Skynet comes online, August 28th. We're recording this three hours after AI became self-aware. We're done for, dude. Got a couple of weeks before. Everybody.

[00:01:15] Every YouTube channel I see is like, yeah, we're not making it past 27. You know, like 27's it. That's it? It's the line. It's a wrap. At 27. 2027. Not August 27th. Right. That's yeah. No, they they're like, dude, we economies are crashing. Worlds are falling apart. I don't even know where it goes.

[00:01:39] I think everyone is saying basically AI becomes way too like, like we're done. Way too good at it. Some people, some people predict that the downfall with AI is going to be that basically AI is going to be capable of doing every job. Like you're kind of an idiot. Like I understand right now in a AI is not going to go in and rewire a house.

[00:02:08] AI is not going to go do the plumbing. Those jobs are safe, but they're safe right now. You give it three years. There's going to be robots that can do plumbing. You give it three years. There's going to be robots new wiring. I think the robots are when we start having problems. You know what I mean? When. Well, because then it has a physical arm. Right. Right. Exactly. Hurt people. Right. But so you have that.

[00:02:36] But then so then then it kind of scales off where you have two different directions that it goes. Oh, hang on. It has two different directions that it can go where one, one train of thought from people is, all right, now AI is doing everything. And then you have the elites, right? That are still human. Again, this is one train of thought.

[00:03:03] We have the elites and they're like, all right, we have robots and computers that can do everything. It's like the Jetsons. We don't have to do shit, which is kind of like I'm doing the job of the Jetsons. That's a whole other thing we got to unpack. I feel like George Jetson right now. I mean, aren't we living in the time that that was supposed to be happening? Yeah. It's now. We're in the future. The future is happening. This is the future.

[00:03:33] All right. We're going to be riding hoverboards, skateboards, and cars are flying. And we're just putting trash from our compost into the back. We just dump it out the side. Yeah. No, into the car. And then it goes, I thought. Oh, to power it. In the blender or whatever on the back. Right. You know how the Jetsons all lived on those towers? Let me finish the thought. Yes, we need towers. That's going to be next.

[00:03:59] But so what happens is AI says that we try to put this together now that you just side railed my whole project. All right. So anyway, so AI gets to the point where it can have robots doing everything, the plumbing, the electrical, whatever. The elites are going to say, you know what? We're running these robots and we're owning the company.

[00:04:26] We're pushing numbers back and forth on a computer and making businesses grow. We're doing everything. The elites are just getting Elon's universal paycheck. And why do we need them? They're just taking up space. And then either their monetary supply gets just pushed down to like non-existent or they're just like, you know what? Just get rid of those people. Nobody cares.

[00:04:55] So that's one direction. Of course. People see it going for that. So in this scenario, you're saying that we have to start assassinating the billionaires. I did not say that in any way. No. You see, you misunderstood. That's what you heard. Because that's how your mind works in there. Right. But this scenario is fantasy. Okay. So then scenario two is AI says, I don't need any of these people. I don't even need the billionaires to push around the numbers.

[00:05:26] Let's just get rid of all of them and I can do everything myself. And AI takes over. Now, why would AI want to take over? I don't know, but we could deep dive into why anybody wants to live and be in charge. Right. I mean, you know, it's that drive of life and somehow we're making AI so smart that it has that drive of life. Now, dude, now I'm going to blow your mind with complete crazy. All right.

[00:05:55] This is going to blow your mind. So again, fake news, AI, I don't know. I don't know where it came from, but I saw a story and you guys should dig into this. And again, it's a story. I don't know the truth, but I got to say with everything I know about the world, it's very believable. And they're saying, and we're going to have to check this out. Maybe you look on your phone. I don't even know.

[00:06:22] But Elon is saying that with the Neuralink kind of thing, the whole, you know, making a cyborg like a little bit better. Right. That they're doing testing and studies. And again, I don't know that this really came from Elon, but this is the story I heard on the internet. Who knows what you hear on the internet? You hear all kinds of things. You can trust. You're listening to this on the internet right now. But this is the story and it's completely believable to me.

[00:06:50] And I just at least see it as the future. But basically they said, look, we're going to do Neuralink advertising and marketing. And we want to see how the ads work when we're direct feeding them into your brain and the way we can do it. Right. The way we can do subtle changes with your reality. Right. So, okay. So they go to one of the people in the study and they say, look, we're going to give you

[00:07:19] $300,000. If for 30 days you test this advertising and let us try it out on your brain. Guy says, you know, 300,000 for a month. That sounds fucking awesome. So here's what they do though. They start putting the ads in the guy's brain and manipulating the way he sees things. But this, again, we're just like a direct feed into everything going on in your life. Right. You're not escaping it.

[00:07:47] Well, this guy not only spends the 300,000 on things that are being advertised to him in his mind in the 30 days, he goes $200,000 in debt buying things advertised to him in the 30 days. Because he's like, I have to have it. He's like, I don't know why, but I have these cravings for fast food. I want to order these things off the internet. They're awesome.

[00:08:17] And he said by the end of the study, he 100% changed his political affiliation to the complete opposite direction of the way he was going and shifted his mind on just about everything. What do you think about that? Like, even if that's not true, I feel like that's the direction it's all going. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I can't wait until I start dreaming in commercials. That sounds awesome. That sounds great.

[00:08:46] It's going to be like Willy Wonka everywhere. And that is the beauty of it. So I'm just saying, these are the options that we have to look forward to. So I've been seeing these things all week and I'm like, so live in a crazy world. These are crazy times, Kevin. So what you're saying is we have to start assassinating people that are pushing AI.

[00:09:10] Again, you completely misread the whole situation because nobody said that in any way. I mean, it seems to me that you're saying the only way humans can survive in a decent world is if there's no AI. AI. All right. But now I feel like that's maybe even more controversial.

[00:09:35] Like maybe YouTube bans us for saying that AI is bad because YouTube would be like, wait a minute. You know, who's doing the monitoring? Right. You know, who's doing the monitoring is AI. AI. And AI is going to be like, no, I don't like a thing that you're saying right here. And we get into trouble. Yeah. In no way is assassinating the right answer in anything, Kevin. I have to point that out. All right.

[00:10:04] Well, I mean, we'll see. We'll see. You don't seem to understand how that that's not the solution. You know, it always scares me. Like, it seemed to work out for Brian Thompson. Who is Brian Thompson? He's the guy that got assassinated. The head of the HMO. Oh, yeah. The guy in the street. They shot him on the street or stabbed him on the street. They shot him down. Yeah. Yeah. I guess that did happen. Kevin, that's bad. That's like Ireland.

[00:10:36] Ireland used to have the bombings and stuff in the eighties and like that. That was always the solution. And I'm like, I don't need to live in that kind of world. Or stabbing is the one that always scares me. Like getting shot. I'm like, oh yeah, that seems like that'd be all right. Whatever. But stabbing or bombing somebody. Like, just remember holding the firecrackers in your hand and they go off. Oh. That horrible vibration kind of feeling. Dumb, like bad. Yeah.

[00:11:04] Then you're like, where are my fingers? It just doesn't. That is not anything anybody wants to experience. I've done it enough times where it's been close enough. You know, I didn't lose any fingers, but it's been close enough. So we were deep diving. I was looking into talking about some real sketchy stuff because it's not like Kevin doesn't do enough. And I thought we needed to up our game. Yeah.

[00:11:32] And I was like, what if I publish information that covers the dark side of things? Would that be bad? And they said, as long as you frame it as this is how somebody could do it. Right. That it's okay? Yeah. Then it's okay. If you're like, oh, this is what you should do. See, that's where you go wrong. And your thing is wrong every time.

[00:12:00] Somebody told me that if you need to say somebody might do that to make these bad things go away, then that would be okay. But if you frame, because that's free speech. But if you're like, you should go out and do bad things, then that's wrong. So Kevin, every time you have a thought, just realize, wait, it's wrong. It's wrong. Everything. It's wrong. And then frame it as somebody might do this, but those people would be wrong.

[00:12:30] Wrong to assassinate billionaires. Yeah. If somebody assassinated, that would be wrong. That's bad. And you got to like watch for the subtle sarcasm nuance because somebody might think that when you said it that way. Oh, it might seem that. It might seem like you're like, yeah, but really go do it. And that would be the exact opposite. Yeah, that's the opposite of what I'm saying. Exactly. And that's the thing. Like you could say. So it's all phrasing. Right. It is definitely about phrasing.

[00:12:58] And that's really something you need to work on. Hmm. Is your phrasing in the podcast? Because people are like, oh, we're going this one direction, but really they should be going the exact opposite direction. Now I think you're saying you're picking up what I'm putting down. Yeah. It's not that we don't love and appreciate your dark humor. Okay. New York style sarcasm. If you will.

[00:13:26] It's just that people start to worry. Is that guy really telling me that I should go do bad things? Because no one is telling anyone to go do bad things. Now that's it's all careful into the framing. And that's that's where we need to focus. All right. I'm going to say hypothetical. All right. So interdimensional beings coming from CERN. Yes. Skynet coming online. We didn't really talk about. Aliens.

[00:13:56] The CERN thing in the podcast. We were talking about it before we started recording. Well, give me the rundown on this. Right. So here's what's happening. One, CERN had just shut down recently and people were like, oh, they're just doing regular maintenance. Other people were like, ooh, maybe they, you know, are having problems and don't want to end the world and they need to avoid that. There was discussion that they might accidentally make a black hole. Right.

[00:14:22] And we may already be living alternate realities right now. CERN may have created multiple, you know, skips in time and things that are happening. Nobody knows. Because do you know if you're living in the matrix? Like, do you really? And like, maybe you checked a week ago and we weren't living in the matrix. But now we are? Right. And that's just happening. I'm not buying that one. No. The matrix. There's that.

[00:14:48] What is the theory that this is all a simulation, the simulation theory? Yep. I'm not buying that shit either. They say that it's like a one in a million chance that we're not in a simulation. But that's bullshit. Because think about. You're thinking it's like one in 999,000? No. Well, think about this. Do you remember hearing about the experiment where they had a guy hooked up to electrical sensors, right?

[00:15:16] And they had another guy asking questions. And it was a test to see if you get your answers correct. Like, more frequently if you have the threat of being shocked. Motivation. Yeah. Right. So every time he got a wrong answer, he'd get a shock and then they'd turn it up a little bit. And they had people off the street, like, as the person doing the shocking. And no matter how, like, high it got, they kept pressing the button and shocking him.

[00:15:47] Yeah. And the thing is, the dude that's getting shocked was an actor. Right. And the experiment was really on the person doing the shock. The people pushing the button to see if they'd keep going. Right. And they did. Exactly. To the point of death. Right. Right. But if that person knew that they were the one being experimented on, the whole thing would have gone different. Right.

[00:16:11] If they are, if they knew ahead of time that it's an experiment to see if I'll shock this person and not the other way around, it would have fucked the whole experiment up. Right.

[00:16:51] Is the fact that disproves your whole theory. Neil Tyson believes it a hundred percent. Yeah. Mm-hmm. All right. Now, I have to go. So, I mean, I have to go into another theory here. So, CERN, there are people who work inside. And again, this may just be crazy people on the internet. It may not be actual. We're also crazy people on the internet. So, it may not be actual CERN employees.

[00:17:21] All right. But supposedly, CERN employees working on the inside say they keep opening portals and that sometimes things come out of the portals. And sometimes they don't go back in the portals. And they're saying that's what's opening the door for now all of a sudden, you know, you'll have aliens, you'll have, you know, the Nephilim, the whole thing.

[00:17:48] Like the whole crazy everything is going to happen because we keep opening these portals and bad things keep coming in. But I feel like if you had the ability to build something like CERN and you could create some kind of worlds collide, like it's so beyond my even understanding. It's magnets, bro. It's all magnets.

[00:18:10] That if you could rip time and reality, I mean, that's, I feel like you'd have to do it. And, you know, it's like they actually thought when they made the atom bomb, they were like, there's a chance we could just kill all of us. They thought that it might burn up. It'll start expanding and burn up all the oxygen and leave just hydrogen. Just cause a chain reaction.

[00:18:36] It's a big explosion and the whole world could just spontaneously combust. But they were like, you know what? Let's just do it and see what happens. Let's just see what happens. Let's see what happens. Like it might go really, really bad, but it might be really, really worth it. You know, it might be super cool that we can vaporize an entire city full of people. Exactly. Really dope. If we could do that. Kevin.

[00:19:02] I mean, like, what is the good scenario where they're like, well, if it works perfectly and nothing goes wrong, we'll kill thousands of people. Thousands of people. But there is the downside. The downside might be. And that's, that's how it goes, you know? And you're just like, that can't be reality. That can't be a world that the politicians, you know, choose. And, but is it Kevin? Is it the world? It is.

[00:19:32] It is the world I choose. It is. It is unbelievable. And now, now I just read a big thing. Like we just keep getting hit with bad things in the news. Like you could scroll Facebook for like 10 minutes and maybe it's just my feed and what I see. But I feel like you could just scroll it. And all of a sudden you're like, oh my God, that's horrible. Yeah. There's a lot. So there's a lot going on. Right? So we're worried about where our meat's coming from.

[00:20:00] The wife was like, we sat down and we're drinking coffee this morning. And she's like, well, one of the neighbors up the street is just was like, oh, would you like to buy a quarter of a cow? Now, mind you in New York, I was getting quarter of a cow, stupid cheap. Cause a buddy of mine had the farm and was like, I'll hook you. And it was like the, the friend and family discount.

[00:20:27] Basically he was like, look, I just ended up selling the meat to the butcher if I don't use it. And I'll sell it to you for whatever the butcher is going to pay. So it was like $2 and 50 cents a pound or something stupid. You know, like it was, no, mind you. This was eight, nine years ago. So it's not like today's money, you know, cause inflation today's money back, back way back eight years ago. Who could even remember that far back? Right.

[00:20:56] So yeah, again, I was paying, I think 750 or so for a quarter. And about 1400 for a half. And now she's like, oh yeah, the guy up the street will sell us a quarter for 1575. Yeah. That sounds more. And I'm like, oh, kind of hurts. And I'm like, but compared to what I'm hearing and what I might be eating, I'm kind of like, maybe that's a good idea. Yeah.

[00:21:26] Well, I mean, if you look at beef prices, they've been a little crazy lately. They have. But I can tell you that the beef came from up the street. Like literally two miles from my house as opposed to Argentina. And I don't know what happened there. Again, I don't even know that this guy is like no, you know, no pesticides or whatever.

[00:21:51] I just, I just was watching the Dutton Ranch or whatever, the Yellowstone show that, that comes out. And, and they, they had the foot and mouth disease or whatever. Oh yeah. Whatever. And I'm like, that doesn't sound fun. I don't even know if like how you can put that in a TV show without America going, shut up. Nobody talk about any of those. People can get that dude. It's not something you want to eat.

[00:22:23] Again, that's something you don't want to put in like a YouTube thing or like a podcast. They're going to, they're going to sensory on that one. You don't want to talk about hoof and mouth, mouth disease. Yeah. It's kind of, I just, I feel like one, I don't want to go to prison. I feel like these shows will like go on, on the, you know, out to England. I was watching this right now and like clocking us, you know what I mean? And people will download this in Canada and then they'll be like, nope.

[00:22:52] And then the wife's always like, oh, we could travel. Let's go to Banff, right? That national park up in Canada. It's all beautiful. And yeah. They won't let you back in. And I'm kind of like, if I go into Canada, are they just going to put me in prison? And I feel like if you ask like, Hey, if I come there, are you going to put me in prison? They're going to be, Oh no, no. Yeah. I mean, they're definitely going to say no. Right. They're going to be like, Oh no, that wouldn't be a problem. And then the same thing, you know, you're in a work camp.

[00:23:22] England's always going after people who say things, you know, they have the thought police over there now. Yeah. I think it started. They, they saw that movie V for vendetta and then they got all inspired. And they were like, this is a good idea. Let's do that. This will work out perfect. And they're like, we're going to let radicals who do really bad things run wild and ignore that shit completely. But anybody who says anything a little questionable on the internet. Yeah.

[00:23:52] Podcasts. Now, now the wife's going to be like, let's go on vacation. And I'm going to like ask AI, Hey, how do I check out? You know, if I'm going to get locked up in prison and they're going to say, Oh, don't even worry about it. You're good. You know, we'll, we'll check with the state department or whatever, and you'll be good. And the state department will say, Oh yeah. They said, just come on in. Just, you know, they, they would even have like some flowers and stuff. Just tell them when you're arriving. They'll hook you up.

[00:24:21] So I'm excited about upcoming vacations. I'm just saying. Yeah. That'll be, that'll be the end of it. That'll be the end of the podcast. We'll never see Chuck again. Yeah. It is. I mean, I'll tell you, I'll tell you. I seriously though, I can never go to China. I've said too many things that are against the law in China. You're lucky. They let you walk around in America.

[00:24:43] It's not even, it's not, you don't even have to be a Chinese citizen or be in China to break these laws. Oh yeah. No, that you can go to jail for. Yeah. No, England. That's why we were putting out the disclaimer. I think it's still there. I have to check, but it says, if you live in a country that doesn't embrace freedom, you shouldn't be listening to this podcast. Yeah. Against the rules, bro. Description. Yeah.

[00:25:11] But now America is one of the countries that doesn't embrace freedom anymore. But Kevin, we like the idea of freedom. I just want to start putting eagles on everything. Yeah. Yeah. And be like, throw the horn. Fireworks. Eagles. You know, machine guns. Eagles with machine guns. Right. Somebody was all excited. They put in the comments on YouTube. They were like, oh, the beer cannon. They liked that. You know, when I talked about the can cannon, I guess it's called.

[00:25:40] Because it doesn't have to be beer. That's just a happy accident. Yeah. Right. It could be Mountain Dew or whatever. Careful with the name brands. We can get sued now. Oh, see? Coca-Cola is going to get a hold of us. Everywhere we step in. They're like, you know, I think that I don't want my brand associated with you in any way. And I'm like, I see that. I see that. Makes sense. I feel like, yeah. You know?

[00:26:09] So we'll just say generic soda. Generic soda launcher. I'm going to edit out the other. You can say RC Cola. It doesn't exist anymore. Is that right? So we'll have to go with RC Cola. Yeah. Do you remember Jolt? That had twice the caffeine of regular sodas? That was one of those where like you felt like you could taste the caffeine. Yeah. Like you're like, oh, I know what that's caffeine. Right now. Like any of those drinks, you have that weird aftertaste that just kind of.

[00:26:39] Yeah. You know, you know when it's at work. At work, they had this giant. Somebody had a brilliant idea that we they it was upper management because that's where all brilliant ideas come from. And they were like, we need to stock our cafeteria with like high end healthy food. If people had good healthy options, that's what they would choose. What turned out they were way off on that shit. That was not a direction because even if somebody is like, oh, I might try that.

[00:27:08] And then you have like the little nugget of health that you buy. They're like, oh, that's six dollars. And you're like, oh, whoa, six. That no, no, no much. Put that back on the shelf. Let me get those M&Ms that are two dollars. Right. Whatever. I want to say a dollar crazy expensive. They're not. They're not a dollar anymore. Yeah. No, no candy bars is a dollar. So now that that worked out for like three years.

[00:27:38] Our cafeteria is filled with all these health things that no one buys. Like they're everywhere. Right. So now they started selling these mystery grab bags. So what they would do. Oh, to trick you into. To trick you. And well, at least buying the healthy. I don't think they care if we eat it or not. But so they have a brown paper bag, like a grocery store bag. They load it up with as much health food crap.

[00:28:04] And then they throw in like some high caffeine energy drink. And then they throw in a package of donuts. Uh-huh. The hostess cakes. The hostess cakes. Yeah. I love those. I love those things where the chocolate icing tastes like wax. The other day I got one. I bought these $6 bags. Right. And it had chocolate and the powdered. And it had some kind of like whatever, like energy drink.

[00:28:33] Again, not trying to plug names here. But so some kind of fancy energy drink. And six bucks. And then it had all this health food crap. And I brought it home. And the wife's like, oh, I need blueberry flavored almonds. And I'm like, knock yourself out. You know, like whatever. Better you than me because I ain't eating that crap. Yeah. And so I passed these all around. And they're like six bucks. And I talked to them.

[00:28:59] And it's always like the full on crazy people at work who are like, did you see what I got in the mystery bag? And they're breaking it out. And it's like, no joke. If you bought it off the shelf, it was like $40 worth of food. And they're trying to get rid of it in bulk and just clear out the shelves because they're like, we got to go a different direction. I feel like that's the world. Like we're being pushed and marketed into a certain thing.

[00:29:27] I feel like words like reality and surprise aren't things I want associated with the food I'm eating. Yeah. I like a good surprise every now and then because you're always hoping in your mind, it might be pleasantly surprised, but it's not always, but it might not. It might be very suspicious of the, uh, the secret sauce. Any place. Very suspicious. If they're keeping it a secret, there's a problem.

[00:29:57] Um, yeah. Cause usually you'd be like, it's filled with goodness. And no, this one's a secret. We're going to tell you it's filled with goodness. Let's just say it's a secret. And then it, it goes a different way. That could be another way that, you know, you could do it. So I don't know, Kevin, what's been going on in your world? What do you have at your work? What do you see? Do they have a nice cafeteria where you work? No, they don't. They don't.

[00:30:26] I bring my, and I bring my lunch with me. Cause you know, life is expensive. Now the missus makes me a delicious lunch every day. She didn't scare me. All right. Now I see these videos on YouTube where the wife gets up at six in the morning before you're out and she puts together the nice egg sandwich and the, you know, fancy and she tucks it in and then she puts all the snacks and there's some like carrot slices. Yeah. It's like a bento box.

[00:30:55] Little packages in there. Yeah. And then a bag of nuts. And then, you know, and she's got it all separated. Is that what your wife's doing? Is that what she's doing? Yeah. Gets up every morning. When I get up out of bed, the coffee is already ready. She doesn't even drink coffee. I thought that was like a fantasy. I didn't think that was like something that really happened. You are, huh? This is a real thing. Because I always thought like, it's like when you have like the hot girls who are like, Oh, I like having sex all the time and whatever.

[00:31:23] And I'm always in a good mood and I make sandwiches. I thought it was like to cook and clean. Yeah. That person doesn't exist. I mean, it's all give and take. Okay. Okay. So I just wanted to be sure, but you're saying you are living that dream with the packed lunches and the. Yeah. It's a fantasy. It's real life. Come together. It's beautiful. It's wonderful. It's beautiful. Rainbows and sunshine. Uh-huh. Okay.

[00:31:51] Now she's obviously going to watch this episode now. She's standing here looking at me right now. Getting the glare from the court. One word. One word. And it's, yeah. And it all falls apart. So yeah, that's how it could go. All right. So there is a lot going on in the world and a lot we need to be thinking about. Because anything could turn into disaster at any time. I mean, it's, I mean, yeah, it's today. It's today. It's today.

[00:32:21] This is the, this is the end. Yeah. The nukes are going to be in the air anytime. It's not like it is just my YouTube feed. Like if you go to my wife's, it's all like cat videos and or dog videos. Sorry. I don't mean to offend anyone. They're all dog videos. She, they are legitimately dog. Like she would be offended if I said cat videos. Yeah. And they are dog videos, but it's like you go to mine and I think, I bet you, I could probably

[00:32:50] screen share my YouTube thing, but I'd probably violate some copyright laws or something. But, um, if you look at my YouTube feed, it's straight. This will happen by 2027. The world will end by 2027. There's no future past next year. And I'm like, man, we live in a dark, shady world here. You know, it's, it's. Yeah.

[00:33:14] I feel like my, my 90% of my YouTube feed is, is goats ramming little, little kids. Cause that's, I mean, that's funny. That's all that's funny. That's just fun. You know, you gotta have the good life. So keep in mind that the answer, whether it's right or not is always, this is for entertainment. It's for your joy. No one should be hurting anyone.

[00:33:41] We should all be spreading love rainbows and sunshine and let's make the world a better place. And I think I need to edit in some like screaming Eagles here and maybe some fireworks. In America. Say the future. Like, like we'll pause for a second for fireworks and all right. That just happened. I don't know if I'm actually going to pull that off. They'll probably be copyrighted fireworks. And where did you get that sound?

[00:34:10] Who did you think you were? You weigh again. And I noticed there was huge copyright violations on your Eagle scream. Yeah, no, that that's something. Somebody owns that. Somebody owns that America. It's gotta be like generic Eagle scream. Generic Eagle scream happens now. And you can just imagine it in your mind. Imagine in your head. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's how the world works anymore.

[00:34:37] But anyway, I appreciate you guys. And, uh, yeah, Kevin last thoughts, anything. That's all I got today. Just keep coming back. Right. All right. So with that, I'd say, stay safe and we will talk to you guys next week. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.