to be live right now. I had imagined this moment as I saw this time approaching noon.

Yeah. Well, very soul-tree music. I know what happens at noon. I'm here. I'm in this

location and I'm on this microphone. And the thing about consistency and habits is that

the more you do them, the less you have to think about doing them, the more automatic

they become. So you got to set up those. You got to get through that initial phase of friction

where you're creating the new habit or altering or holding yourself to a particular

agenda. And then after you get over that hump, it actually feels weird not doing it. Yeah,

yeah. It feels harder to not do it. It has a complete flip at one point, but you don't notice

the flip happening. It's a kind of a blind contribution to an idea. And then once you've stacked

enough in favor of that contribution, it now has enough strong enough foundation that it's

kind of autopilot. But that's like building all why I use the term autopilot. At least it's not

it's like building it's like building things in general, right? It's systems. Yeah. It's the power

of systems. You implement things that are seemingly complex initially. And then they become

commonplace eventually. Yeah. And when you miss it, it feels like a void when you don't do it.

Or you don't even notice yourself doing it. It's just such a habit. Like I remember when this show

wasn't live. And there was friction around it being live. It's like, well, just imagine all

the things that can go wrong. Remember that phase? Yeah. And I think Mo was in the same frame of

mind. And now it's just live. Yeah, it just is. It's more natural. For me, it was about dropping the

bomb. And I've always been kind of scared about that. But what would even happen if you did? I mean,

obviously, you might, I guess if there's enough of it, or if it's early enough in the video,

and I don't even necessarily follow the news on that, because there was a recent YouTube

alteration. Is it more lenient on less lenient where it's a certain amount of profanity early in

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