And this is subconscious mind mastery podcast number 97. Thomas Miller back with part three of my three-part series with Rob Mitchell. And in this one, we're just going to kind of play. We're going to relax and have some fun. So we're calling this one the lightning round. Now, there's kind of a context

to this, and you kind of have to be there. I'm going to do a very inefficient job of describing

this, but there's a guy on television in the United States who is on CNBC, and his name is Jim

Kramer, and he's quite a little lightning rod of entertainment and financial

information and he has a show on there that that part of the show they do this thing called

the lightning round so Kramer being the all-knowing oracle of everything financial right? He takes rapid-fire questions from the viewers about

stocks. So somebody will say Apple, and he'll brr-r-r about his thoughts on the current state of Apple.

So Rob, obviously, being in the financial markets is very aware of the Kramer C&BC lightning round thing, and we just

thought we would have a little fun with it. Now, if you've ever seen the show, you know that there are

some props. There's a set, and part of the set, Kramer has these buttons that he can smash at will,

and it just adds entertainment value.

So Kramer might smash a button, and the little sound effect goes, sell, sell, sell.

Or he might have one for a bull market, and it's like applause and cheers and da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

So he's got all this little entertainment value.

Well, it just so happened that Rob had a prop on his desk.

So ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Lightning Round.

Does that mean I can go?

That was easy.

Yes, you can.

All right, Rob Mitchell.

Are you ready to play the Lightning Ground?

You want to know something funny.

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