Yes, yes, good morning, everybody.

Hope you doing well.

I had a little bit of time this morning.

I'm heading out this afternoon, but I wanted to check it with everyone, see how you're doing, see what's on your mind, see if there's anything in any way in which philosophy can make your day just a tiny, tiny little bit more joyful, or massive cascades of intergalactic tsunami-style joy,

whatever is working for you. So I'm all ears if you have, of course, you know, questions,

comments, issues, challenges, problems. You can raise your hand, you can lift your hand leg, you can marker your territory.

And I am, well, a little J.F. Gary Epi there a little bit.

Eh?

It's Quebec, eh?

So, yeah, if you have questions, comments, issues, challenges, problems, criticisms, whatever is on your mind.

If any way that philosophy can help you, whatever is going through your noggin, as things generally go through mine,

I am all ears.

And, uh, ooh, can be in fact here.

Uh, can say is here. I can see you on.

Uh, you can hear. Can hear.

Testing one, two, three. Yes. Okay. Uh, what is Bitcoin doing? I would talk about that in the show last night. So I won't sort of repeat it here. There has, of course, been a big hack out of a state funded North Korean Korean hacker group on Ethereum, they got a massive

chunk of Ethereum, I think about $1.4 billion worth. And they, it's funny because they just

hang on to this stuff. Like they don't spend it, they don't trade it, they just kind of hang

onto this stuff.

So that's interesting and of course who really knows what's going on there but yeah,

it's pretty nasty.

It's pretty nasty.

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