All right, we're going to take a look at some comments today.

This is one thing we've been talking about on the show.

If you've been watching the show, you know this.

If you haven't been watching the show, then how dare you?

But we've been talking about the decline of everything.

The quality of everything has declined significantly over the past many years, in particular

over the last one or two decades. And a lot of comments about that. People from various

industries have been leaving comments. They've been writing emails, talking about how they,

their perspective on this and what they've seen behind the scenes. And we're going to go through

a few of those today. Okay. I fled Minneapolis says, what are the odds that this decline in

quality will reverse itself within the next 20 years? It's really depressing to think that the

world peaked when I was 12 years old and far too young to really enjoy it or understand it.

Yeah, I think the possibility that it reverses itself within the next 20 years is pretty low, unfortunately.

So you're kind of screwed.

Well, you're not entirely screwed.

Well, there's a couple things.

Number one, you say reverse itself.

Well, that's never going to happen, right?

So the collapse in the quality of everything is not ever going to reverse itself.

It's not going to ever just magically get better, right?

When you say reverse itself, it sounds like something that will happen on its own.

That's not going to happen.

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