platform. I'm saying like, y'all human beings and we don't, we're not just one

dimensional number one and we have value in other different areas outside of

what people know for. I'm saying once you become, I don't like the word gay

keepers, once you become courtier keepers. You know, man, people that start to

either push the courtier forward or uphold the courtier in a particular way,

then I don't think it should be limited to one dimension of thought. I mean

like financial literacy really is speaking on something broader, which is, you

know, what causes those those financial literate or illiterate situations, the

groups of why our courtiers messed up and what we had today. So, you know, I think

yeah, you know, the money, you follow the money and you find all the problems in

the world. But what was the topic of conversation of? So now I'm curious.

No, well, it was a variety of different things, but he was talking about like,

y'all, I was just really like, y'all. Who's your enemies? Who do you have problems with?

Like, I can't wait to have a scandal. Oh, man. I would say this about that. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's one of those things

where you can't really have longevity in the public eye until you go through something in the

public eye. And then, I mean, the people understand that I still feel the same way about you.

You know what I'm saying? Like that adversity does build character. You know, there was a saying

that I held on to since I was a younger. I'm not sure if it came from Elijah Muhammad, but it

was always a credited to him when I was told about it and they say, if you don't have an enemy

by you one, right? Because enemies keep you sharp, right? And you can't be a hero without an enemy.

You know what I'm saying? You can't be a hero without a villain. So you have to, you, you, you, you have

to be opposing something, right? And I don't know if it's always somebody in the culture, but we do

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