We got a lot of stuff that's going on right now that, you know, it's kind of timely with Luigi

Manjoni, you know, the protest for that and, you know, Tesla, Elon and, you know, United

There's a bunch of stuff that's going on. But let's start off with something very important that

you and I were talking about. I think it's probably the most important issue that most people are not

aware of. And that is your favorite movie. Your favorite movie of all time is the dark night the second film in the Christopher Nolan Batman series

and and why is it the second one well everyone expects me to say that I'm in

like really cutting-edge documentaries like by Adam Curtis and Errol Morris and stuff

like that but I actually just love Batman and I loved it so much when it first came out

in 2012 I saw it five times in a row in Ocean City New New Jersey, every matinee for a week straight, just trying to really digest all the different

subplots and narratives. Which character, though? I mean, there's the Joker, there's Commissioner

Gordon, there's Christian Bale's Batman character was amazing. There's just so much. Batman Begins was a

great segue to the Dark Night. Dark Night Rises didn't really do it for me. A little bit too political. Too political for

you. Well, you know, Dark Night Rises was like a metaphor for the Occupy Wall Street movement

going too far when they start, you know, when Bain is supposed to be like the commander of Antifa

and they roll up in the New York Stock Exchange and start shooting people and stuff. Too divisive. Well, it was literally like, I feel like it was subsidized in some way by Wall Street.

Yeah.

So, but character-wise, like, who do you relate?

Because for me, for the longest time, my podcast set had three characters behind me,

Batman, Joker, and the Incredible Hulk.

And it's like the three personalities I relate to, right?

But which one was it where you said? I kind of feel like

I'm, I'm this guy in this movie. Well, this is a hard one to answer because if I say I'm like

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