Good. All right, we're live. This is a perfect time for me to talk to you about this because I just took a yoga class and had a vegan lunch.

Awesome. How do you feel? I feel like Namaste, I feel centered., I feel like my shockers are in line. I feel fine. Well were you were to have a vegan lunch did you travel over there with like a restaurant I know to like a car without leather seats no no no

it was yeah it's not really a vegan lunch yeah car had leather seats yeah so then

also on top of that like your tofu was it meat flavor No I didn't have tofu I just had

vegetables. Okay well vegetables but I did it tastes like vegetables I did kill a

mosquito as soon as I got out of my car so I don't think that's vegan either

well sounds like you're a murderer.

Sounds like it to me.

Cori, if you don't know that Knowlton, the last one, right,

correct.

You got.

One of the reasons why I wanted to have you on this podcast is I'm a big fan of Jim

Shockey show the uncharted show and something's going on my nose and I'd

seen you on that show so when the controversy broke

CNN covered the story for folks who don't know what we're talking about

Corey you bid money to be one of the people that got a chance to kill a black rhino.

For people who are not aware of how conservation and hunting work,

what they try to do, especially with endangered species,

is they have to sometimes protect endangered species from their own.

And it seems very counterintuitive.

For people who are on the outside looking in you say well this is an endangered animal why are you

killing one of these endangered animals and trying to call this conservation but with rhinos in

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