I, again, I think it will get reelected.

Now I will throw a curveball in there. I think it's going to go to the Supreme Court. I think it's going to be a lot like 2000 was. I think that there's, I think there's going to be, in my opinion, there's going to be a lot of quote unquote shady stuff on both sides. I think it's going to go to the Supreme Court. And then I think they're going to go side with Trump and I think he'll get real like it.

So now. stuff on both sides. I think it's going to go to the Supreme Court. And then I think they're going to side with Trump.

And I think it'll get real like that.

So now, the bummer about that is, it was bad enough in 2000 pre-social media days with the people arguing about it.

I mean, it was, you know, well, people are still fighting about it 20 years later, you know, but, uh, you're listening to the Steady Trade podcast.

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And, you know,

our normal recording day is always Wednesdays of the week. Most of you know, you know, we,

these, these videos get edited, you know, we usually have to like cut out about, I think the average is 96.3% of what Stevens says ends up on the cutting room floor.

So it takes the editors weeks and weeks. It's like editing an Avengers movie to get all of

Steven's incoherent rambling out of each episode. So that being said, you know, usually we're

a week or two behind. And today we're recording the day after the election, which is probably one of the most, I don't know if you call it weird or different or unusual, whatever your adjective is for the 2020 election. No matter what side you come down on, I don't think anyone, whether you're in America

or not, will dispute the fact that it is a unique time. So I'm sure I don't need to tell any of you,

but I'm going to catch you up. We're recording at 1245 on, you know, the fourth day after the election.

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