All right, joining us now, it's always a pleasure to have Eric on Eric Peters of

Eric Petersotos.com.

He talks about mobility and liberty.

And these are things that everybody needs, whether they realize it or not, they need to have

private transportation.

Good to have you on, Eric.

Thanks for coming on.

Oh, thanks for having me on, David.

And preemptive Merry Christmas to you and your family.

Well, thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, we were just talking off air about the parties.

What's your take on all of this stuff about Luigi and the things that are happening there?

Well, there's a lot of it that's fascinating to channel my inner Mr. Spock.

One of them is the, you know, the, the, the, the juxtaposition between the way Luigi

has been lionized in some quarters and the way that Daniel Penny, the man who intervened

to prevent a serial violent criminal from attacking

people again was treated and charged, you know, and painted as some sort of a villain and, of course,

naturally a racist because the criminal that he intervened to prevent from hurting people just

happen to be black. So naturally, that makes him a racist.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. And I talked about that very thing yesterday. First, I talked about, you know,

Luigi and then I talked about Daniel Perry. And it truly is amazing. I, you know, during the, I didn't

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