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Slack.com slash DHQ. Maybe you saw this report yesterday that President Trump has apparently

repeatedly inquired about the possibility of buying Greenland, you know, that big, that

big, hunk of ice up north. And now, I think personally this is exactly the kind of weird,

but actually pretty good idea that I hope Trump would have a lot more often. I was hoping

for Trump to, in my best case scenario, Trump would, in his presidency, have a whole bunch

of ideas that make you go, well, maybe. Like that kind of reaction is what I was hoping

we would get. And there hasn't been enough of that in my opinion. There's been, you

know, this space force was one of those. The first time you heard it, you're like, really?

Well, actually pretty good. So we want, I mean, if you're going to hire someone like,

if you're going to elect someone like Trump to be president, then I think buying Greenland

is exactly the sort of thing, the sort of idea that we would hope he would bring to the

table. And it could be great. I mean, Greenland has natural resources. They've got like polar

bears, I think, or penguins, one of the two, at least they have moose. I don't know. Actually,

I don't know what Greenland has. I honestly have no idea. But just like everybody else, I

have no clue. But it would at least be fun to brag about at the UN meetings. We could

it, we could, you know, we could say to the other UN ambassadors, you know, oh, hey, we

just finished that Greenland deal. No big deal. We just, you know, we just doubled the

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