Howdy, everybody, welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's May 23, 23.

I'm Trey Crowder.

That's Mark Aegee.

How's it going, Mark?

What's up, Dre?

Uh, we talked, got a good show, uh, fun, show of fun i guess and uh laughing through the darkness

uh will the economy exist our slogan that's our mission statement here 15 days i don't know

yeah yeah since we're yeah it feels like our economy is always on uh not always but very often is on

the verge of absolute collapse.

And, but I, I'm not, don't interpret that as me saying like, so everything's going to continue being fine.

I'm not saying that because I remember because of like swine flu and bird flu and things like that, when COVID first became a thing, I was like, all right, whatever. I'm sure it'll be okay. And that was super wrong. So one of these days, you know, it could be the COVID of the economy could eventually show up. It's all going to explode at some point. So it'll be in a couple weeks. I don't know. We'll find out, I guess.

Because we're, let me talk to the economy.

I thought I should mention, do you see that it in artificially intelligence-generated photo of the Pentagon and White House being bombed went viral yesterday, and it caused a dip in the stock market?

It's somebody put it on a Q&M Facebook page.

And then a bunch of blue checkmarked Twitter people started retweeting it to went viral and I'm not sure why the stock market react to that that like the Pentagon and White House got attacked and you're hearing about it from shit dick patriot one two five seven nine on Twitter yeah I was about saying yeah that you said that you know a bunch of blue

check marks started retweeting it and it's like well that means effectively nothing

right now in fact that's not that's actually not true it does mean something

but not at all the thing it used to mean you know what what I mean? Yeah. It almost means the opposite of that thing. Yeah. It's a reality inversion field. I don't, but I don't understand why the stock market would dip because it's like, I guess a bunch of day traders who aren't stupid enough to believe it thought that the rest of us to be stupid enough to believe it. So they sold stock and anticipation of the market dipping, so they made it dip.

It's stock market's stupid.

I don't understand it.

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