Marshall and Saga here. Welcome back to the realignment supercast exclusive AMA Q&A episodes.

Hey guys, we've been on break. Saga was in India or his kind of wedding. I was traveling

a bit of vacation, but we're glad to be back or offer one or two bonus questions to the non-subscribers

because I know I promised you a few of those. But let's just kind of dive into it. This is pretty

straightforward. If you want access to the full recording, you go to realignment.supercast.com

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Okay, so first question, which relates to your stuff, Saga is Saga. Congratulations on wedding

number one. Congrats on the first ceremony in India. How is the trip? Any cool observations

while in India and Saga, can you clarify what the number one aspect of that is?

Yeah, we had an Indian wedding ceremony. The ceremony was conducted because all for my grandparents

are over 90 years old. They don't want to travel to the United States and I think we can understand

that. We're actually getting genuinely legally married here in the US next year. But I thought

we should try and do that as speedy as possible in India. That's what we were over there for a

couple of days from overall, it was a great trip. I don't know if I have any big like meta observations

other than a very classic. It is always stunning to me. It's like every time I go to India,

it's like the country has aged to like 15 years, even though I haven't been, even though it's

only been like a year or whatever in between my previous visits. So it's always just fascinating

to me just to see how rapid development happens and to just see a lot of the disparity. You know,

you go from literally one one moment, you feel like you're in Singapore and then one moment,

you feel like you're in 1925 and both coexist in the same country. So that's always kind of been

India's deal. When I was in the 90s, though, it was much more like no streets, no or bad streets,

like trash, you know, not like very stagnant development. And very recently, it just feels totally

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