Hey, good evening, my friends.

Hope you're doing well.

Flash live stream tonight, happy to take questions.

Have some thoughts.

Some interesting thoughts.

I hope you guys don't mind.

Too too much if I get a little bit personal, a little bit open the heart to the skies above

and the digits that surround us. I think it'll be helpful.

I think it's important because I was talking with some friends today about a movie,

oh, 33 years ago, 33 years ago, called The Remains of the Day. I don't know if you've seen the movie with Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins,

and I think Christopher Reeve shows up in it after his battle with depression and insecurity and so on,

prior to his terrible fall off a horse and his subsequent death from a variety of cancer treatments that were supposed to restore

his spine and so on. But I was talking about it with some friends today, the movie, and you

don't have to have watched the movie. I'll simply reference it as a starting point. You don't

have to have watched the movie in order to get a value out of what it is that I'm

talking about, but I think it's a really important topic.

So the movie is kind of about a twisted, almost love story, not a twisted, tangled, repressed,

almost love story between, you know, a sort of fairly fiery young feminist

and a very stodgy older British man

who is super professional and cold-hearted.

I think it was actually written originally by a Japanese fellow, and it seems to be

a little bit more Japanese than British. Britain has, of course, its famous, England has its

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