PKN 393. Kyle has been addicted to news.

And Ukraine data. Oh man, I've been so absorbed in it. You know, I've got my laptop stuff.

I'm on the couch, you know, and I've got my laptop next to me open to combat footage

and the Ukraine conflict. Those two subreddits are really good. And then on my TV, I'm switching

back and forth between like sky news, German news, BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN, and like I'm

trying to get like every take on it because this is one of those wars where it's difficult

to get the truth, right? And you do get the more true thought of Al Jazeera and the Germans

that maybe CNN wouldn't want to say specifically, they were talking about the sanctions and

the swift thing. And they were seeing that. And I remember I was listening to Indian news,

which is in English for some reason. And she was like, and this Indian woman explained

that it's like, yeah, here in India, we buy a lot of our arms from Russia. So, you

know, we need arms. So we'll keep buying up from Russia. And also India does you say?

Yeah. India. I didn't expect that. Okay. My arms, I guess. That's what the Indian woman

told me on the news. I believe you. I just know that we're out. I believe her. That's

my. Yeah. I trust her. I don't believe me. Believe the Indian woman on the TV. She's

responsible if we if they don't buy a single Russian gun. She's just a dirty Indian

liar. Yeah. More like her feathered friends over in North America than than I'd been led

to believe. And oh, no, they're completely different. Liars. One in the same. Don't

trust them. So that and I want to know more about Swift. From what I understand, it is

not how transactions are done. It is how transactions are sort of verified. It's the it's the

thing where a message comes through before like, Hey, we're about to do this transaction.

Here's the transaction. Can you verify it? Verifies it. And then says, yeah, we got it.

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