So he just seemed so out of touch and just so cynical in trying to win over voters.

And unfortunately, he sucked all the oxygen out of the room.

Like New Yorkers united to try to stop him from becoming mayor that Eric Adams

our eccentric mayor slid under the radar thanks to Andrew Yang and and Eric Adams didn't get

the full scrutiny he deserved until it was too late and he eked in there as a victory and now

we have Eric Adams as a mayor and there's that.

But Andrew Yang would have been exponentially worse. Andrew Yang is, if you look at his whole track

record, he just markets well. That's all he's good for. And this latest third party venture is

just another attempt to market Andrew Yang. And I think Andrew Yang needs to go to therapy

and find out what's driving him to keep doing these things when they're simply not useful anymore.

I think furthering the conversation on universal basic income was wonderful. And society needs to

hurry up and catch up to the fact that we're not going to survive

it's it's like just like climate change is a big old bomb that's going to go off and disrupt the

world the AI bomb the robotics bomb is going to get worse and worse exponentially worse and we're

going to have a mass unemployment like we haven't even seen yet, unless we figure out universal basic income and how that will work and normalize that.

And you do have promising pilot programs in parts of the country.

And so he was right about that.

But then again, he picked that low hanging fruit because that is once again the job of a long-shot candidate in a crowded

primary to do some bold moonshot idea like that. So that's Andrew Yang. He's dangerous. He can't

be trusted and he's out for himself.

In terms of what like anybody could do as an individual, you know, it's the same sort of thing.

Like, just be honest.

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