Not that I'm one to quote Barry McGuire, and I know neither one of you know who Barry McGuire is.

Danny might know, but his most famous song was The Eve of Destruction, and one has to wonder, given everything we've heard over the last week, are we on the Eve of Destruction?

I know what your answer is, Danny Moses. Dan, Nathan, thoughts on that before we get

into things. Are you labeling us as a doom, gloom in something podcast here, guy? I mean, listen,

here's the thing. There are no victory lapse here, but we've been talking about the absolute

destruction in a large part of the market, a large part of the market that retail investors

are focused on. We've been doing that for months and months and months. And I think it's interesting that you suggest the Eve of Destruction, which might

actually suggest, Guy, that it's the broader markets that we're literally focused on here because

under the surface, there's just been so many ominous signs. I know Danny has never been more

bearish. I think he made that proclamation months and months ago.

But man, oh man, I mean, this market feels really sick right now. And it's only down 6%. That's the S&P and the

NASDAQ's down 11% on the year. Yeah, listen, I'll add to that. I hope there's no war in Ukraine.

But things were already getting bad as far as the U.S. stock market's concerned before

troops started to line up at the border, right? So this is just a distraction to this market.

It may be an excuse, but the realization is hopefully that thing subsides and calms down a bit.

I don't think it will anytime soon. There'll be a certain level of stress, but it brings back

in what we talked about months ago. Listen, I would love to be

bullish on everything. I promise you, I would. It sucks being embarrassed. It sucks, betting that don't

pass when everyone's on the pass. It sucks. I don't like it. However, China-Tiwan issue is going

to rear its head again as soon as the Olympics are over. We know that. So you're going to have

across-the-world issues, and we're in the middle of winter still. And so energy costs are higher.

And yeah, oil may move 85 to 95 on geopolitical, this and the other, but it's going to remain

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