We've been doing this podcast for a while now.

Oh, yeah.

And we often position ourselves, or we don't need to position ourselves as objectively correct.

Yeah, precisely.

And I think that for a long time, we thought that our views are demonstrably correct, objectively right, unchallengable, unquestionable.

Real.

Until I realized that, you know,

maybe we're a little bit wrong about crypto.

Maybe we're wrong about, you know,

NFTs, trading, the blockchain, etc.

Maybe crypto is the future.

I've just never seen a figure so inspirational compared to Logan Paul. So true.

And when I learned that Logan Paul was getting into crypto, I dumped all of the money we got from

the pot into it. And I'm sorry to say. Every dollar we've gotten from the Patreon and the merch sales.

And I have dumped into an NFT. And look, I'm revealing this live on air. It's gone. I lost it. We don't have it anymore. All the fucking money's gone. Please help me. All of the money that we've made from our patrons are beautiful donations that we get once a month. It's gone. It's never coming back. It's not. It's in the air. It's in a crypto zoo's pocket. Yeah, exactly. So if you, if you guys don't know, there's been some recent controversy that's been happening over the last few weeks that we didn't cover, partly because I've made a concerted effort just for myself to not understand anything about crypto. I know the basic ins and outs because I, you know, I can't help it with its proximity to politics and stuff recently. But I feel like it's bad for my mental health to have any holistic understanding of it. I take a principle of stance against learning about crypto. Exactly. That shit's corny. I've made an effort to ignore it. I haven't succeeded fully, but I've done a good job. Anytime I see a picture that looks kind of like an NFT, that shit's, it's gone. I try to get it away from me. So we know, we're starting from the basis of crypto is a scam. And we know that it is, right? Because crypto, in its most pure form, it still isn't backed up with anything. And NFTs even less so, right? Like, NFTs are literally just an image. It has no value except for the value that we think that it has. So that when, you know, the organization supporting the NFT or crypto or whatever it is collapse or people stop putting value in it, it no longer has any value. You lose all of your money, right? It's entirely fictive. It's like if you took the stock market, like the real NASDAQ, right, and took out every single one of the market fundamentals that they like tell themselves holds the market up and just purely speculation.

Uh-huh.

Just right there.

All the bad parts.

And that's the problem with crypto is that it has nothing backing it up except for the value that we think that it has.

Yeah.

And that kind of speculation,

that kind of fictive element to crypto makes it very volatile. And that's why we see so many

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