Yes, it's shocking to him.

That's exactly where my head was.

I'd like to have my, I see these things on the internet.

If you could have, if you could have anybody from the past one hour and sit on a park bench, you know, who would it be and what would you talk about?

I'm thinking, I would want one of my great-grandparents to say,

Yo, man, uh, was it this crazy back during the depression or are we living in, I'm trying to get a gauge

whether we're just living in on in and around and on top of such turbulent times that it's virtually

impossible to get a read on what's going to happen next or has that happened

before in US history and we're just kind of repeating it or are we

living in the most tumultuous time and in and I will obviously recent history I would think would probably a little bit dicey back in the 1700s when they were trying to formulate this thing.

But of course that was a violent period of of time I'm talking about since that.

Is this the most unstable for the have not?

Oh, I would say that.

Compared to the Great Depression and things like that.

I would say I was lucky enough that my grandparents lived to be in their 90s.

So, you know, I did hear a lot of depression stories major difference. They were all going through

everything together at the same time, the have not. And there were a lot of big families and they did not have the

manufactured division that we have and we are entering the surveillance state.

So between technology, the surveillance state. So between technology, the surveillance state,

and the manufactured division,

I think it's much more horrible for us.

And they've created such debt that that when you lose now you're

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