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This is so cool. You know how we were talking about? Well, maybe you don't. You know, maybe you don't. But maybe you don't but maybe you know sorry he just made me

you could but you couldn't perhaps you should but we wouldn't say that all right let me start

over in a more professional manner ready all right so we were talking about this maybe you know

that we were talking about this um what do we do about handshakes in the future? What happens? I said, you know what I'd like to

replace it with? Of course, people are like, oh, Brent, he's weird. He's so weird. I said the thing

from Star Trek. Oh, you did say that. What is it? Lived long and you make the V with your hand

and your fingers and slive long and prosper. Because I said it's kind of like a blessing.

Right. That's true.

You're blessing somebody.

I know that sounded weird.

Okay, so I just found this out because the listener pointed this out to me.

Leonard Nimoy, who played Mr. Spock, got that from his childhood.

He was raised in an Orthodox Jewish household.

It makes sense.

It's actually a blessing that his family knew of from the Ukrainian roots.

And it's the V, it's for the Hebrew letter, Shin, which is the letter that starts Shadi.

And starts Shalom.

And it's actually from a biblical blessing.

I just thought that was really wild.

Like we kind of made that connection.

It's actually, I didn't know that until.

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