All right, Jake, another thing that I really strongly believe in, I've been thinking about it,

I've been doing a lot of research on this. We need to all be on the exact same time zone.

How many times recently have we just barely screwed up like a Google meet, a Zoom call?

Man, at least twice. Several. Yeah. Yeah. And I'm not talking about just America. Sorry,

let me be clear. Okay. The entire world needs to have the, it needs to be the exact same time

at all times. One time zone. In the entire, yeah, it's, it's, what, do you know what time it is?

Yeah, times it is. No one says that. Oh, times are, let me check my clocks. No. Let me, let me

look at my watches. No. And, and let's be honest, America's number one, they've always said it.

So America needs to have prime billing as far as like when it's noon here, it's noon every

week. I think everyone in the world needs to go off America central time zone. I think so. And

when I say America, I mean, United States. United States central times. Well, Mexico's got central

time. Mexico City, probably up there in Canada, in the middle of Canada. What's in the middle of Canada?

What is in the middle of Ottawa? Is that, is that, oh, Ottawa. Oh, middle circle. Oh, that's

horrible. Oh, oh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But seriously, I mean, like how much more

business could get done if I'm able to really quickly right now call up China and they're ready to

say, hey, and they're, and they're in, they're in their noon mode, right? They're in noon mode.

Because everyone's working at the same time. Hey, people just work overnight. No, that's not what I'm

talking about. I'm not talking about people in India just working, we hours of the night so they

can communicate with them. No, I want them to like be on their lunch break the same time I am.

They will work at nine to five. It will be in the middle of the night, but it will be at nine to five.

And think about how much more of the day they could sleep. How crazy to have a nice sleepy day.

People love sleeping during the day. You're welcome, China. Breakfast is at 8 a.m.

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