Oh, tax collection is an inherently rapacious thing conducted, you know, on like, inequitable terms by bad people.

And it's like, there is a little bit here where it's like, you may as well just cut to Ridley

Scott complaining about his income tax.

Yeah, and it's frustrating to me because, don't get me wrong, I'm here to complain,

actually, about medieval taxes in a lot of

ways because they are massively inequitable. They were, they were not good. They paid for stupid stuff

like for Richard the Lionheart to pons around most ponsley, uh, and like do whatever the fuck. And I'm,

I'm like not pro, you know, taxes in the medieval period. But I am massively pro taxes in the modern period when there is a state apparatus and in which

normal people pay taxes and then they get things back, right?

Like, that's the difference.

I'm massively pro taxing Ridley Scott and everybody else who made a boatload of money for making this movie.

Like, please, like, let's reinvest that in something productive.

Like, give me a better road.

Yes.

Thank you, Ridley Scott.

Or reinvested in can exploitation films like they did in 1970s, in 1970s when they were made as tax shelter.

Yeah, we're getting this remade, but with roused hour instead of Robin Hood.

Yeah.

But sire, the refuse has not been collected in many a summer.

The buckets over overflow with gong.

Sire the binmen, they are so soft.

Yeah.

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