We're back.

Did we ever leave?

Is this Schrodinger's podcast?

Hey, don't start with that shit.

What shit?

That fuck shit.

But we are prols who are poor.

Very poor. Not super poor, but, you know.

Poor enough.

Yeah, poor enough to be called poor proles.

And this is our almond. This is our almanac, which no one should have the stomach, but we got these microphones and we put it out into the ether, so thanks

for listening, I guess. So it is Schrodinger's podcast, like, we don't know, but...

If you don't listen to it, it doesn't exist. Does it exist? Yes, exactly. We're there.

We made it all the way around, right? Nice. Nice.

So, yeah, this is, I'm hoping, I'm assuming our last part of this illustrious story on American Energy farming systems.

I mean, I kind of wish these guys fucked up more, but we'll just see what we'll see what we get through today.

So there's time. Don't worry. There's time. We're going to basically talk about the collapse

of this company legally accounting wise. It's just beautiful. Not if you were there accountant.

If you were their accountant, you hated this. One thing I do want to bring up, and I'm hoping

that this changes before we release this episode is I did have the opportunity to share a couple emails back and forth with a banker from the town and who had actually been approached by Fred the second about taking out a loan for this project and he laughed him out of the bank he had agreed to

come on the podcast and talk about it then I lost contact with him I hope he didn't die

he was older but I hope between the time we've recorded this and then when this

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