Dude, how's the, how's the blog stuff coming?

It's, it's going well.

I'm, I was really surprised at the positive reaction and people willing to give me money to write and which was amazing.

I had the realization that this is this is something that people actually do for a living.

This was true. A couple days ago ago, I was like, oh, yeah, I would only need so many subscribers to be able

to do this full time, to be able to, you know, that sort of thing.

I swear people were telling you this before. I I swear I don't know why I think somebody I didn't

owe you this I think I just didn't you don't hold the things no you don't hold the

things that you have that as valuable as other people do.

That's the wonderful thing about a free economy too is like sometimes you're surprised by like other people finding them.

That's that valuable to you.

Yeah. Well, I think I think to what's what's great about

sub stack is the the feedback they've developed a really quality feedback loop.

So I'm getting messages from people and questions and I was able to hop on a call with a guy who, you know, responded to an article and said, man, this is, you know, this really hit right

where I'm struggling.

You like the human aspect of it. I see. Yeah and I think that's what

is so great about it is how easy it is to connect with people and how you know how that so I get I get that I get that no I get that you know we'd only need 20% of

Knox unplugged listeners to subscribe for me to be doing it full time.

To have that full-time income and if half that number signed up for the the founders version or even 25% of that number signed up for the founders version which was something that's been the founder's version I don't know about that.

I had it.

Well, I just I've been reading up.

So Substack basically gives you, it just says,

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