I don't really want to start the show on a 9-11, but at the same time we did, I had a different 9-11 year

where we watched all the 9-11 things and it's quite a flashback and there's a lot of crying to be done as you watched that.

Yeah, no, thank you. I can't watch it. I started watching the doc a little bit in 10 minutes and I was like,

I didn't watch the Spike Lee one, I watched the scene. The Spike is actually really good.

There's the one on Netflix called Turning Point, it's actually really, well the first few minutes I've

seen are really good and then each episode they break down the backstory of everything even more.

That one has the best reviews I think.

Also, are we going to monetize this each year?

I'm just asking.

Well, I'm just saying turning point, I know it's a 20-year anniversary, but it feels like each year is a 20-year anniversary.

The way America kind of goes after 9-11, it's true.

I'm just saying it's a documentary, it's a movie, it's stuff, each year.

I'm just saying at what point were we talking about this a little bit off camera?

I don't know if other countries constantly celebrate their terrorism or the terrorist attacks they went through, they might.

They might, they might, I don't live anywhere else living there.

I don't know. Well, I love the America.

But think about like Pearl Harbor, there's a whole movie about it, there's been so many talks about it.

Of course.

We just retell our same stories over and over and over again.

Yeah, we do.

I mean, yeah, there's a pretty big event.

Yeah, that's day, like they're huge.

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