Whoa. All right. Um, all right. Um, uh, welcome to the show. I was just reading this interview with Peter Till in the New York Times. Ross Duthet interviewed Peter Thiel. Are y'all? I mean, I know Tom is. Tracy, are you aware that Peter Till's got like an obsession with the Antichrist?

Actually, I did not know that, but it's, maybe it should be more surprising, but it isn't.

Yeah, he's, he's pretty obsessed with the Antichrist.

There's a lot, I mean, like, the, a solid 80% of this interview is just him talking about how

Back to the Future promised us flying cars and we don't have flying cars. I mean, this is like

the most boilerplate shit. Like, I mean, like, I'm sorry, but like, if you think, if you're

mad that Back to the future promises flying

cards and we don't have flying cars, you're a simpleton. I just don't know how else to like put it.

Well, no, I mean, he's like engaged in his project of nostalgia for his youth, which he associates

with a certain form of like economic and racial power and supremacy.

And that is the like, you know, like from which we have fallen.

Like it makes, it makes sense that like, it makes sense that the films of his youth are the things like through which he has come to his politics.

I don't know.

That's, that's fucked up.

The films in my youth were films like Crash, David Cronenberg.

Like, we don't have mass auto erotica or autophilia. I'm fucking pissed about that. I'm pissed

that like people aren't fucking on the side of the road. Like in, like, what the fuck?

We're a problem of sucking and fucking in public.

Yeah, car crash scenes.

What the fuck?

I'm mad about, that's the thing I'm going to choose to be mad about

and make my whole revenge is politic.

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