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Slack.com slash DHQ. And we're back. Welcome to the show everybody. Welcome to the new year.

Happy new year. Happy new decade, unless you're one of those pedantic jerks that likes to claim

that the new decade doesn't really start until 2021, which is, it's really rude and outrageous

by the way. If you're one of those people going around saying that, oh, we're not in the

new decade yet, it's like when I was celebrating my birthday in October and my wife said to

me, but your birthday isn't until June. And I said, so what? What difference does that make?

I'll celebrate my birthday whenever I damn well, please. And we will celebrate the new decade,

whenever we damn well, please, we might celebrate the new millennium next year. We might

celebrate the year 3000 next year if we feel like it because time is relative, man. But

anyway, I don't even see how the pedantic jerks, and I say this as a, as a, a pedantic jerk

myself on apologetically, but I don't think that it's correct in this case because if the

year 2021 is the actual start of the, of the next decade, that means that this year 2020

is a part of the teens or whatever we call the previous decade. But if 2020 is part of

the teens, then for instance, 1980 is part of the 70s. But how would you react if someone

said, Oh, I was born in the 70s and you said, what year? And they said 1980. That doesn't

make any sense. And what universe is 90 is 80 part of 70s? It's not. So we begin. So

this is the new decade. I just want to put that, put that thread. And we begin the new decade

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