When I say that is particularly related to reed stocks is they just have a history of spiking and failing.

And the reason I use the cheating girlfriend analogy is if she's cheated on you six times, is she going to cheat again?

Or boyfriend. It's probably more applicable for boyfriend.

It's probably more male behavior.

Exactly. So if he is cheated on you six. And then he says, take me back, many, I've changed. If he pulls a Stephen, you know, shows up at 4 a.m. after the bar closes, you know, reeking of booze and cigarettes and who knows what other controlled substances. And he's like, baby, I've changed.

I'm a changed man.

Take me in.

If he's done it six times, he's probably ended up seven or eight or nine or ten.

So, yeah.

And then ultimately, the weed stocks all fell apart this week.

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I am Tim Bowen here with Kim and Stephen.

We're, you know, it's kind of one of those situations where we're kind of doing one of those catch-up episodes, as we call them.

We've just got a kind of a general conversation. There's some interesting things going on. You know, Kim is making those baby steps to starting to trade. You know, Stephen's kind of working through, you know, some, he's got a, he's got a car now. You know, a lot of stuff going on. You know, an apartment.

The best part is, the best part is Stevens, Stephen's living with his parents, but yet he's got a hot rod car with a, I think he bought up, he made the classic mistake of buying a

$300 car with a $2,000 stereo.

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