Breathe easy. Yes, the all clear has been given. NASA has said, hey, we're good. No

problem. Remember that asteroid that was, you know, going to hit the Earth in 2068.

Yeah, it's not going to. So there's no chance of it. So we're good. Sure. The same

1100 foot space rock was supposed to come really close in 2029 and again in 2036. But

there's no chance of it, you know, coming too close to the Earth then. But the

2068 collision was still possible until they've decided, you know what? No, it's not. Sure,

we first spotted it in 2004. It was a Poffice APO PHIS. But it is now off the risk list.

So take an easy deep breath. And no, we're good. It's not going to hit us. At least this

asteroid is not going to hit us in 2068. I know. I know. I feel good about it too. Welcome

to the breathing easier, chewing the fat. I'll tell you the breathing easier right now

is the rulers of the Suez Canal. You know, the Suez Canal Authority, they are definitely

breathing easier along with Egypt as they have the ever given barred ship free again.

It's finally free. I know. Yes, they're breathing easy too. So the canal is back open. Finally,

I mean, it will be a slow process of starting to, you know, get the backlog. I know they handle

about a hundred ships making the transit on a single day according to 2020 data. And, you know,

of course, obviously we got it. There's limitations due to the size of ships making the transit

and tidal factors that prevail on the day. Yeah, yeah, we got it. But they expect, you know,

maybe a delay of 10 days to do weeks for all the vessels to, you know, get caught up. But while

this ship was blocking the canal, they were talking about losing or holding up, anyway,

$9.6 billion in goods a day. I mean, you've got cars, oil, livestock. I mean, all kinds of products

that are just sitting on the ships, sitting out there waiting. They're saying, I saw, I heard numbers

from 330 to 390 ships just waiting to get through backed up. Some ships and companies have already

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