All right. So let's, I want to say a few things about this Colin Kaepernick situation as,

as you, as you know, I'm sure Colin Kaepernick is the new face of Nike and their believe in

something, even if it means sacrificing everything campaign, very inspiring, very inspiring

stuff. Wait, that is the tagline, right? Yeah, believe in something. Yeah, that's the tagline.

Um, the, the new commercial was unveiled. I believe it officially debused today, as a matter of fact,

but there was a sneak peak, a sneak peak of the commercial came out yesterday and it, it,

so the commercial is, is Kaepernick narrating over images of various athletes doing,

doing legitimately courageous things like there's one, there's an athlete who's,

overcame a brain tumor, another who became a wrestler, even though he doesn't have legs.

And then the camera cuts back to Colin Kaepernick and Kaepernick is actually

smothering a bald eagle with a burning American flag. And so I was, that was a little bit provocative,

uh, but not surprise. No, actually Kaepernick, uh, he just says a bunch of

generically inspiring cliches about following your dreams and so forth. And then the last,

the last line of the commercial, um, it was the last line of the commercial is, so don't ask if your

dreams are crazy, ask if they're crazy enough, which is one of those lines that, I mean, I guess it

sounds inspiring. It doesn't mean anything. Ask if your dreams are crazy enough. Like that's,

that's supposed to be your driving, the, the, the philosophy that drives your, your life.

Is that no, that dream's not crazy enough. No, I need crazy your dreams. Yeah. Is that what you

would tell your kids? Your, your kid says to you, yeah, I want to be a doctor. No, it's not crazy enough.

I, you need to come back here with crazy your dreams. Okay. I want really crazy dream. Um, okay,

I want to fly to Mars. There you go. That should be your goal flying the mark. Now, that's a crazy

dream. Go chase it. Um, anyway, it's all pretty, pretty innocuous. The commercial is innocuous.

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