One, two, three.

Just give it patience.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yes. It says live video is starting, so I'm going to assume it's true. What's up, everyone? Yes, it's Tuesday, like noon 22, Pacific Time, the year of our Lord 2025, September 16th. It is my late father's birthday, the second birthday, the second

birthday since his passing. So I'll call my mom a little bit. late father's birthday, the second birthday,

since his passing. So I'll call my mom a little later today.

It is interesting, you know, I've talked about his passing,

which was in 2024, in April.

And it was such, just so surprising the whole experience for how it felt here, you know?

Like, I think I was very lucky that we were able to, you know, connect on some level deeply before he passed and do all that work, especially

the code status stuff. So it wasn't as traumatic as it might have been. But yeah, I just,

as I read the date, I realized that. So, come on down, Albin Martinez. How are you?

Let's talk about all the deep stuff and the shallow stuff.

This political violence thing, you know, my main comment on that,

my mother and I were talking about this the other day, you know,

and she was getting very like, you know, I can't believe this and that sort of thing.

And hi, Bridget, my feeling was, of course, this is exactly what humans do when they hold beliefs and actually think they are true of any kind.

Because ultimately you can examine every single belief

and deconstruct it into dust, perspective, view.

It's fine to have beliefs, it's fine to hold them,

it's fine to even argue for them, advocate for them,

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