Trint piece, ever, ever, ever, ever, who goes this guy, who goes the other guy, listened

to one today where they were all talking about how the drugs flow through the Silicon Valley,

how they really don't care if they have to shit work, they're just shuffling money around.

They don't care about regulation. Now, some other people entered and said, you're right,

but another part of the country is not like that. In other areas, CEOs, and they do care

about following the law and doing things right. But the Silicon Valley is like one big

origin. It's party party party, shuffling money around, and it's bad. I think it's

really bad. So, if the tech industry is getting hammered like this, I would say there's a

monkey wrench in some of the plans. It doesn't mean it's not going to happen, it just might

mean it's stalled for how long we don't know. And the people are turning on BlackRock. They're

turning corporations are turning on the ESG. They're seeing it with a very bad move. The more

you go woke, you go broke. So, we're starting to see these little cracks, and that's what I'm

trying to keep my eye on, because as much as they pumped up a lot of the tech, they can't get

a lot of the stuff off the ground, where people are resistant to it, and I'm noticing more

and more and more people are resistant to the artificial intelligence and the pain with

your hand, even people that are not political and don't listen to shows like this. I have

that, as you know, I do have family visiting. My 14-year-old niece, she's following

in Dustin's footsteps like a graphic art. So, I was telling her about AI and all that stuff,

and she knew. She's like, I'm against the AI. I want to learn how to do it myself. I don't

want the help of the AI. I don't want to go down that road. And she's only 14. So, that really

shocked me, because we know the younger people are geared and brainwashed with this stuff. And then,

my nephew, who is 23, we were having dinner conversations, and we were talking politics, and

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