Good evening, welcome to your Friday Night Live. I have finished the audiobook of peaceful parenting. It is done. It is grim. The last bit about pedophilia is rough, man. It's rough. I gotta tell you, it's not a topic anybody likes to dive into,

but it is done, and I have one appendix I'm still gonna do,

and the appendix is common parental objections to criticisms of their parenting,

and how to overcomes them.

So I'm feeling better?

You know, it's been a bit of a draggy cold. I'm normally just a couple of days with a cold. It's not bad. I mean, I don't have any sinus stuff. I don't have a sore throat. It's just kind of raspy. That's all. It's just kind of flemmy and raspy. You know where you're like, I got to cough enough that I got to clear the flam, but not so much that I eject a lung. You know, somewhere, it's an Aristotelian mean. Halfway between phlegm ejection and lung explosion is probably where you, it's a sweet spot. It's a little tough to find. But there's nothing more appealing than a husband going, himself inside out like corrugated iron EMP.

So yeah, let's see here.

Hey Steph, how long do you think it will take for Bitcoin

to be of use by almost everyone?

Well, there's good news and bad news about Bitcoin, of course, at the moment.

I mean, the capital gains tax is going up, and what that means is that they expect people to start making real money off Bitcoin.

And so because the government's starting to expect people

to take real money or for Bitcoin price to go way up, they're increasing the capital gains,

tax in Canada, they're moving it up to 66%. And I think there's a quarter-mail exemption

for personal people a year, but after that, for corporations and businesses, there's a quarter mill exemption for personal people a year, but after that,

for corporations and businesses, it's basically everything.

And of course, as you know, they're floating this completely mental idea.

I can't even imagine it would pass.

It seems completely non-constitutional.

Of course, I'm no lawyer, but that's my belief, which is to tax unrealized capital gains,

at 25%.

Unrealized capital gains.

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