All right. Beautiful people. Can I steal Chris's opening? Hello, beautiful people. We are back for

Sapien podcast. What's going on? Chris. I'm just smiling because I'm looking forward. For those of

you, because you're in the audience, you don't know what happens like right before the show.

So I hop on the call with Brian and we kind of like walk through some things and he's like,

no, i don't

want to talk about that oh chris that's too controversial and then i just want to like and then i

the gears start turning from me where it's like how am i going to ambush Brian immediately and like

get him off topic but we want to talk about sapien babies though right bro sapien babies will be

beautiful people beautiful babies.

Exactly.

Now are the Sapien babies so much smarter than the other ones.

I know. They're so much stronger, taller, smarter, more well-behaved. It's crazy.

And this is maybe a confirmation bias or people that I hang out with at Savian Center, or maybe it's true.

I think it's very true.

Yeah.

Well, I think they call it confirmation bias because we've confirmed it.

And so not to be like, why don't even, you know what, Brian, I don't want to be like proud father because I don't even like the word pride.

They're like, pride's a sin. Like, yeah, maybe it maybe pride is a sin.

But I feel that my daughter is like so impressive at nine. And then my son is, you know,

eight and a half years younger. He's like seven weeks old. But my daughter just reads like

Laura Ingalls Wilder books, right? And she's homeschooled,

and she virtually does the whole thing on her own. We're like, Maddox, get back in there and do more

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