Guys, I've been thinking a lot, you know, about, I mean, as I do in all of my free time,

I'm thinking about the brand, of course, of GMP and, you know, how it can really synergize and grow our seed of corruption.

Yeah, and our resolve, our resolve.

Yeah, our resolve, and I was thinking, you know, there's this really popular new social media website that people are just starting to get into right now.

It's up and coming, and I think it's really, it has a lot of potential.

Yeah.

It's called Tumblr.

Oh, I'm just starting to get into it now.

You know, I definitely haven't been squatting on it for like 12 to 14 years.

Oh, wow.

And yeah, it just seems like it's really like in tune with kind of the pulse of mainstream society.

It's exploding, exploding, it's ownership is like really a source of a lot of controversy.

Yeah, yeah, people worry about its algorithm.

Yeah, it's in the news constantly.

I mean, every day I turn on my TV and they're talking about, you know, EBDB and Glepshitto and the news, social media stars from this app.

Yes, and so I was thinking, you know, they've introduced this like really innovative new feature.

It's called Tumblr Blaze, where, yeah, you can actually force random strangers to look at the content that you've created on tumblr.com, on tumblr.com.

And I thought, you know, what, what better group to, you know, really represent our demographic?

To subject to our, who is the brand of humor?

Who will most, who will most, uh, stalwartly tolerate our behavior?

And I think, I think every channel arena.

So, uh, strap in everybody, get your, get your shoelaces tied and, and, and let's come up with some

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