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How long does it take to print $250 million?

Five months. It needs to be worthwhile. It's going to need to be perfect.

12,500 kilos or over eight Toyota Camrys or six Ford F-150s.

That is multiple metric sh-tons of cash.

You must have been f-ing stoked, man, because you knew you were going to put $20 bills all over all of that and then just never work again.

Yes. By designing, there are people specifically looking for you all the time. This is all they do.

You can tell them whatever you want. They're not dummies. I mean, this is as high as a goat. It's just a cup of a line.

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Elon Musk is now on the board of directors over at Twitter. Wow. He's promising significant changes and improvements.

Some people think it's a smokescreen. Elon Musk comes out and says, who wants an edit button?

And then Twitter comes out like, actually, we tweeted we are working on an edit button a week ago, so Elon actually didn't do anything.

However, many people said, Elon, bring back Donald Trump. And Twitter said, no, no, we're not going to be bringing back Donald Trump.

Some people are concerned that this is just a pump and dump. Elon buys up 9% of the company. And then the stock price skyrocket.

I think he's already up somewhere around like $750 million towards his investment. And then he waits a little bit.

People start building a faith in the platform that it's going to fix things. Then he sells off his stock and jumpship.

I'm not entirely convinced though, because apparently Elon actually called the Babylon B, asked them about their suspension, and then said, I might need to buy Twitter.

So I think Elon will try to make some positive changes. It probably won't be that much though.

I can't imagine him bringing back Alex Jones or anyone else. And apparently Twitter is saying it's not going to happen. So we'll talk about that.

But we've got some really, really crazy news. Oklahoma has effectively banned abortion outright, except I think only in the instance of the life of the mother.

Colorado did the opposite and basically is allowing unfettered abortion up to the point of birth, I believe, right? Is that up to the point of birth?

There were no restrictions. No restrictions. And so, wow, we definitely got that that's going to be huge.

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