Hello for the Rubble Capital, hope you're well.

So we got some Finn-Twit drama.

That is for sure.

I responded to a tweet from my good buddy Domburg and I was very critical of Michael Saylor and Michael

Saylor chimed in and responded to my tweet and then we kept going back and forth and back and forth and back and forth and

the tweet thread if you will kind of went viral and has been getting a lot of

engagement for lack of a better word.

And so let me go ahead and share it with you and we've come to some pretty, well we came to a

conclusion as to how we can work out our differences.

And I think this is something that you will be very interested in.

So let's dive into it and I'll tell you how we're going to duke it out,

figuratively speaking.

Let's go over to this tweet from my good buddy Duneberg,

and he says,

my thoughts on this guy talking about sailor.

I've always been and always and only been limited

to the prudence of using his publicly traded company as a vehicle for a leveraged bet on a dollar price of

Bitcoin.

And I responded by saying my thoughts, I've always been limited to him telling people to mortgage their house to buy

Bitcoin no matter how bullish you are on something that is totally inexcusable.

Boggles my mind. Bitcoin community has given him a free pass and then I use this as an example.

I think as you will go through the tweets here, Saylor thought that I was getting this off of

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