That's true. And it seems like one of his big life's works is like sort of challenging

assumptions and things we take for granted. I heard a story about he was researching debt

and he was at a party talking to someone about it. And the person said, well, one must pay one's debts.

Like that was their sentence.

Like that's just, you know, baked into people's mindsets.

And that kind of inspired him, I believe, to write this book, debt the first 1,000 years, I think it is.

I ain't never paying that shit back.

Sorry, Sally Mae.

Yeah.

One must kiss my ass.

Right, and that's a good sort of thing to challenge and to try to ask people to rethink of um which Alan change

your name change your address oh wasn't he also didn't in the book isn't there something I heard

something about like police in certain societies would rotate.

So you would be, the cops would be like, or the, you know, enforcers of the edicts or laws

or whatever, it would be a certain couple of people for a few months out of the year and then

they would just switch to somebody else.

Yeah, you're going to love this.

You know what?

This is about clown cops.

There were like mummers, basically, in certain societies

who, like, most of the year they were clowns,

and then they had to be cops for like a month.

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