There's more of a vibe of how it felt sort of 5, 6 years ago, maybe on Bitcoin, Twitter. Some of it might be algorithm or whatever, but I definitely felt like it used to be more fun. Like it was funny. I'd be amused with what I would see and it, it felt like we were the underdogs fighting against the globalist elites and it was all a bit silly and like, are we crazy? I'm not really sure. And then it started to get a bit serious and culty and salery and licking his asshole and all the Ew. Kind of that kind of stuff. Nasty. What's our little guy's name? Nasty. What's his name? Lester Sinclair from the Energy Information Agency. Yeah. And Nosta feels a bit more fun and vibrant. I just still I don't know if you find this, but, like, I just can't really use it very well still.

Hey. Before we get started on this show, I would like to mention another podcast. We often mention other podcasts, and some some people might think that that's a bad idea, but it's not. This is a a community here that we're building, a a mesh todell and other podcasts are nodes in that mesh todell. Our good friends, Otis Bittmeyer and Mister Fundamentals have created their own new, podcast on coffee. Have they named it yet? They have named it. It is called Sound Coffee. Sound Coffee. Mhmm. So unlike black coffee, we get a lot of coffees in our sphere. We all drink coffee. I wonder why. Adrenal fatigue. Sound coffee. I like that. Yeah. I'm I'm really looking forward to listening. They just dropped an episode last night, but, of course, I am in PMM mode, and I can't consume anything else while that's happening. But once we're done recording, I'll do some chores, and I will be sure to tune in to Sound Coffee. They call it a metaphysical cafe.