Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Red Pill News. As always, my name is

Zach Payne, the corruption detector, and joining me as they do every month for our stimulating series

of conversations on C-60, Evo and ESS-S-60, my good friends, Chris Burris and Patty Greer. Chris,

how are you today, sir? Good to see you. Wonderful, Zach. Great to see you as well.

I'm excited to connect with you again. It feels like it's been longer than normal, but I'm glad we're

getting together again. Well, you've been missing suspiciously the last couple of months. I think you've had

like events or something that you were doing. Yeah, but lots of events, lots of travel. So glad to be back in

Houston and getting back to my routine. Glad to have you here. And Patty, the stalwart here every

month. Thank you so much, Patty. I do appreciate it. How are you doing? I'm so excited about life.

You know, I mean, we're three weeks from one way or another, this country changing,

and we're staying the same. So it'll be real interesting to see how we roll. But man, what a journey.

This is so fun. And that's why I use this mug every day. It says, peace. Because I wake up and it's like,

what do I want to bring into today? Oh, that's easy. You know, just grab the mug. So,

that's my wish for all of us. Yeah. But I think that the reason my brain is still on is because

of my daily dose of vivo.

And I would like to propose a toast to everyone out there that all of you will have a bottle someday soon and join us.

And if you do, please join us now.

But you'll notice Chris in the lab has a, is that called a beaker?

I've got a spoon.

A medicine cup. Yep. And oh? I've got a spoon. Medicine cup, yep.

And, oh, he's got the new, cheers.

Cheers.

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