I was about to say like, oh, back in the day when our bodies function normal, but we were talking about this last night, I think, where, you know, for a long time in the 90s, people were like, yeah, it's the 90s to like a response to like everything. Like, it's literally, it's the 90s. You can do it all. The 90s were so hopeful. It was such a time when like everything was great. It was optimism was high. Innocence was there. People were happy, go lucky. They're like, hello, it's the 90s. Do you know what I'm talking about? I have no idea what you're talking about. They said it in the 90s or now retrospectively looking back. In the 90s, like in every movie, they're like, it's the 90s, obviously. You know what I'm saying?

No, I would need an example, but I mean, I get the gist of what you're saying.

Like, nothing, like, this is like pre-9-11.

Like, there was still war.

There was still hunger.

There was still, like, all these, like, problems that we've had for hundreds of years.

But it wasn't like it is today.

Basically, I was saying, like, the hellscape we're currently experiencing.

It's like, it is today. Basically, I'm saying, like, the hellscape we're currently experiencing.

It's like, it was such a good time.

Absolutely.

The 90s.

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There was an innocence about it.

It was before social media.

Exactly.

Yeah, it was before we were also chronically online and then chronically online

and big different siloed areas where there's an echo chamber of the same shit that you're

asking for your algorithm. So there's just a disconnect. We all were living in the same reality,

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