And thank you

So we're not the Jebbra Saunders

There's a White House correspondent coming up in a little bit talk about some of the goings on with the president and whatnot

Among other things we got for you today also gonna talk to somebody at some point

We're hoping about how to become a 401k millionaire, which I'm sure includes first of all be 22

It doesn't hurt

Hey, just one more quote from this Ben Meserick book he wrote the the social network didn't he?

Well, he wrote the accidental a billion there a billionaires about the Winkle Voss twins who were involved in the early days of Facebook and claim Zuckerberg stole it and

The key phrase here that I thought was really interesting was he said

You said the book see this is the problem with the internet. Oh, I really think we got Mark Zuckerberg right in the original telling

Zuckerberg believed gosh dang it. I just strolled right to it. Oh

Oh

Where is it he says essentially Zuckerberg from the beginning believed he wanted to change the world order. Oh here it is

Oh, really is he's from the very beginning

He set out to dominate and change the social order he believed from the very beginning that the walls we build of privacy are bad

That the more we share and the more our data is out there the better the world is wow. This is huge

That's that's megalomania or something well and and it gets to the intent I I had believed that it was all

Accidental and then once it started making him super rich. He was just okay with it

But the idea that from the very beginning

He's he's been out to change the social order and he thought privacy should should go away

That's that's a that's a new view right Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. That's a bizarre notion. Well Ben Meserick's pretty well thought of

We'll have to dig into that. Well, I'll have to talk to him

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