Hello. How are you? I know. It's so good to see you right now. You look great. Don't let anybody

tell you different, okay? Okay. Because you do, you look great. I mean that. So yesterday, I failed

to mention that it was International Chess Day. For those of you listening live today is the 21st

of July 2021. So the 20th of July is International Chess Day. And I forgot to recognize that. So

just want to let you know that if you didn't celebrate yesterday, you should celebrate today. I

don't know. Maybe make a chess piece or get a chess game and learn how to play if you don't know how

to play. I mean, it's one of the oldest games. It was originally named Chaturanga. I know. I know

it's named and invented in India in the 5th century. Now, I'm not part of. I am not a member of the

World Chess Federation. Although, I mean, I should be. I should have at least an honorary membership

to the World Chess Federation. But this is the 97th anniversary of International Chess Day.

So go out and play some chess and have some fun or better yet. If you don't have any way to play

chess or set up that chess board with, you know, you know, what the chess board looks like, right?

64 squares, eight squares on each side, 16 pieces, eight pawns, two nights, two bishops, two rooks,

one queen, one king. You could. And remember, it's also based on, um,

because I just thought of this. It's a racist game because white always makes the first move.

Now, the thing is is that in chess pieces, it's the lighter color that always makes the first move.

So I guess that is racism. Anyway, you can watch a chess movie. Maybe watch one of the best chess

movies is searching for Bobby Fisher. I love that movie. And I mean, there's so many quotes in that

movie that I quote throughout my life. But my favorite one of my favorite in that movie is don't

move until you see it. Don't move until you see it. It's there. Don't move until you see it.

And, uh, anyway, just enjoy that. It's about Josh Waitskin. I've never talked to Josh. I

would love to talk to Josh Waitskins. I reached out to him once, uh, through his website. And, uh,

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