Hello and welcome to Dopey, the podcast about drugs, addiction and dumb shit and I'm

on my day. I am Chris and I'm fired up, I'm fucking ready to go man. What's going on? I'm ready to rip. I've been watching billions. Yeah, and it fucking fires me up.

Why would I make it feel like I made a mistake doing this psychology bullshit? I got to get into finance.

You would have fun, you think so? Fencer capitalism, investment baking, VCs, it's all about bills. Bills? Yeah, it's in billions.

Franklin. It's all about the Benjamin's. What's there up to season four? Yeah, it was this episode. This season. This season. Okay, because there's a darker side of everybody.

You know what I mean? Like acts is a little bit dark because they always have these like it's like kind of like Tony's pront.

They're like, you know, they're like kind of shady, but there's these redeeming qualities and like acts like it's not with his wife.

And like there's both stuff where they're getting shady and like this is getting fucking dark a little bit. You know, I always like it when you're like kind of

rooting for people, you know, and their complex characters. But then there was an episode. The ending just took my breath away. It was amazing.

Do you watch billions? I watched the first two seasons. Yeah, so third season starts off slow, but a few few episodes in.

And I, I was one of the few times you finished an episode and you were just like, what you're just like rooting?

That they, there's this critical point where something's happening and you're just rooting for it not to happen.

And it just, it just, it's just, we want to say what it is. No, I don't want to spoil it for you. Who are you spoiling for?

I don't pay for showtime anymore. I'm never going to see it. I don't want to spoil for the dopey nation.

All right. I don't think billions is that good. I think, I think that's a problem. I think, um, I think that there's.

All right. I'll tell you what I have.

Acts, yes, and Chuck.

Team up.

And there's a moment where Chuck is in acts as apartment, right? And they realize the only thing they can do to beat this thing because they're both going to get fucked.

Leave it. It's about time. Right. They're doing them at the ball. They're both going after each other so much that basically Chuck left himself open to get fucked.

Because you know, I mean, he's so sure that gets into the private sector. No, no, no, no, that's not what happens.

We just wanted to say private sector. So he's in the apartment. He has a chance to fucking plant something in actual Rod's place.

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