Three, two, one. And we're live. How are you, sir? Hey, I'm great.

Thanks for being here, man. I really appreciate it. It is the coolest thing I've done.

Really?

Ever?

Well, you know, I can't remember that far back,

but it's pretty cool.

I watched your TED Talk on, what was the word that you used?

Lester Land? Lester Land?

Lester.

Yeah.

And it felt hopeless.

Like for people who don't know what I'm talking about,

because you just give like a brief synopsis of the way you were describing how completely

rigged our election system is and what it actually takes to be elected and how much of the time they spend is involved in raising money and why.

Yeah, so we've got a system where we have a money primary and then we have a regular election.

And in the money primary to compete, you gotta raise tons of money to be able to fund your campaign.

And when you raise that money, you raise it from a tiny, tiny fraction of the 1%.

So in the Ted talk about Lester Noy, I said, you know,

imagine a place called Lesterland

where basically it's the Lester's who rule.

And by the Lester's, I mean the same proportion of people named

Lester as in the United States right now so there's about 150,000 Americans

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