You know, we'll keep him out on supervised release for three years. He has to make restitution x, y, and z

But they do that so they he can't he can walk away from the tax charges

Right, he'll never see the incentive a prison and they're gonna say well look. We got him on something and

You know, he'll he'll end up wearing a you know an ankle bracelet for maybe what?

12 months, I don't think he ends up wearing ankle braces

I think if they if they cut him loose on on house arrest, they have another they have a phone system where they keep track of you and

And then use that and they're not going to put this guy away for any violations of that. So

You know, I'm sure he's not going to adhere to house arrest

I think not at all

If he even gets that I mean even if he even gets that and my he could win

He could beat this thing because there's no really definitive proof. I know people are gonna yell and scream

But from a legal standpoint, I was wondering. I'm not gonna say there's no, but I'm wondering if there's any really definitive proof that you can link him

To narcotics at that time

Now if you went into I don't know the timeline if you went into rehab

Okay, then you can link him to that, but other than that. Well, we have photos. Okay. What does that mean?

Where these photos come from? What's the chain of custody? I mean when you get into a

A courtroom is different than are you in a case on Twitter?

So maybe you know, maybe he got indicted with this charge and he's gonna beat it and then he walks away from everything

Then he's fucking like untouchable and that that might be the message. So we're gonna keep an eye on these things

Or maybe you know, maybe he gets jammed up. We'll see

but

It's it's crazy and the thing is you know, you get the house, you know moving towards

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