In 1982, I stepped foot into my dorm room and I met my college roommate.

The name was John Lyons, John Kevin Lyons, a musician from Mechwan, Wisconsin,

and brought with him a number of albums, some of which I had never seen.

And one of the albums was from a Canadian group called April Wine. And the hit song on that album,

Danny Moses, was just between you and me. I know that our love was meant to be. And I got to

tell you something, as we sit here today, this podcast, young man, is just between you and me as

Danny Nathan is traveling. How are you, Danny Moses?

I'm good, buddy. By the way, a few years after that was the original top gun release.

I'll tell you why. I think we're in a top gun moment here, but please continue.

Well, we're in a top gun moment. And, you know, it's funny, we get cast and I think we get labeled as always being

dower negative.

But I will tell you, and you've tweeted some things out, and I really want to drill down a bit,

that you're starting to get a little more constructive.

I don't think by any stretch you think things are over, but you're starting to see things

that are peaking your curiosity.

And you've been quite active on the Twitter recently as well.

I wouldn't say overly active, but I try to pick my spots. But dare I be bullish, I realize now

what it must be like on the other side to be bearish and then have all the people that are positive

come at you. I tried to be constructive, as we say. And on Monday afternoon, just before the

closed, just watching the action, I was watching all

the meme stocks, all the shit stocks trade down. And some of the quality, it was the day of the

Jake Morgan update that they gave on their analyst day. And I saw that trade and some other names

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