Hey Christian, and I say Christian, because it seems quite clear that Jason has decided to jump ship.

I have something for you to talk about, alone on your podcast.

What do you think about the possibility of putting an age limit on voting rights?

See, I know most people that vote are like 80 and up,

but here's my question. They're voting on a world, they're not going to live in for very long.

Shouldn't we allow voting to be primarily something for, you know, those who have to live in the world that

everyone votes in.

So, yeah, there's a potentially explosive idea for you to talk about on your podcast.

And if you need a new co-host, give me a call.

Take care, Christian.

Bye.

That's the main reason I played that, waste now, because it's funny. Bye. That's the main reason I played that voice while because it's funny. Yeah, well, I'll let you go ahead and tackle this. Oh, about the voting? Uh-huh. I didn't even think about the voting. Well, we have a vote. We have a age limit for younger people. Yeah, it seems like it should go the other direction. It's like after you're like 65, you just can't vote anymore. Right. It's like you don't matter anymore. Just shut up. I mean, it makes a good point. Like you may not have to live in the world for very long if you're 80. Yeah. So like you're voting on some president whose term you may die during.

But that's silly because you're also voting on public officials that will determine your children's and grandchildren's future.

And old people are pretty wise.

They're also easily fooled by technological things.

So that's a problem.

I still go back to my whole thing about, I think even younger people should be able to vote.

If they can take a test and show some kind of political knowledge beyond, I'm Republican,

so I'm just going to vote on everybody who's Republican, then you should be allowed to vote,

whether you're nine or whether you're 89.

Dude.

Here's a test.

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