I just wanted to get your thoughts on what happens if Mom Donnie, I believe the character in New York City gets elected, and what kind of thing or what kind of financial turmoil do you think that could potentially pull out? I don't know. That might get a little of a deviant from what you want to discuss today. That's just kind of a little one.

I didn't catch the question. I mean, something.

So a financial thing, your mic is not particularly great.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah, yeah. Can you hear me now?

Yeah, it's okay, but go ahead.

Okay. So basically, my faults are kind of on Mom Downey in New York City or the mayoral election.

Oh, the guy who's sort of a, he's alleged to be a communist or something like that, right?

Yeah. I'm just kind of wondering what kind of effects that could spiral into in terms of how it could impact financial markets, especially since waltry is, you know, localize in New York City.

So I don't know.

That's just how it's on my mind right now.

Okay.

I'm happy to give some thoughts on that.

And again, if anybody else has issues that they want to raise, I'm certainly happy to hear that.

So it's just going to be the same fracking lesson over and over again. It's the same lesson,

the same lesson. You got a bunch of poor people and you got a bunch of wealthy people.

And the poor people hate and resent the wealthy people. And why? Well, there's the sort of natural

human competition as well as the fact that these endless socialist suffets come in, and as I've said

a zillion times before, and I'll keep it brief here, they come in and say, ah, that rich guy,

he's only wealthy

because he stole from you and he stole from your father and he ripped off your grandfather and

they just provoke all this hatred. And I'm not talking about the politically rich,

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