Welcome to the Department of Homeland Security, the officially unofficial podcast for the boys on Amazon Prime. I'm Jim.

I may run and we're back for the final episode of the season to wrap it all up.

A round, I know we got a bunch of feedback on the last few episodes, because I don't think we've done one of these in a while

with feedback, but yeah, let's

figure out what we got here.

Before we go to the feedback, I want to ask you a question.

I was looking through and processing all the feedback and there's a lot of people talking about tip V

in your head. Do you think tip V V24 is done over with?

We'll never return to it as a concept, or do you think that they're going to try to perfect it next season?

I mean, yeah, I would think they were trying to perfect it. It's it's well, hey, I don't know.

It's Stan Edgar going to be back because he was the guy for that, right? Like he was guy pushing tip V for the government contracts.

Yeah, and if he does, I think tip V comes back with him.

Yeah, that's that's his idea of a thing that they can sell and still have control over and

yeah, it makes a lot more sense. So honestly, I wonder if tip V isn't the thing he wanted all along. He just didn't have it.

Do you think that the the fact that you can't only take as limited amount of doses before it's fatal is

a bug or a feature because if he wants to create disposable heroes or heroes that cannot like become

super themselves. It's a way to control image too, right? You can't get any one hero who's the hero for

a long time and you can go out on most three missions as a super soldier and then you're permanently retired.

You can't do it on right or yeah, it could be because I there's a there's a one email. It was cut for time,

but they compared it to like you like an agent orange situation. Do you think that would just be seen as acceptable losses?

Like well, yeah, we we lost a platoon of true super troops here, but you know,

yeah, I wonder what the soldiers themselves would have to say about that.

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