All right, Takoto. It's a 5-08. We'll drink and tell us with a shot of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550. But first-clay check on Mike Hogg and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. New number suggests 10% of Facebook's annual revenue comes from running ads for scams and fraudulent businesses. Yeah, I read that today. That's a lot. Yeah, 10%. 10%. Which, it was like 160 million or something like that. That was the 10 billion. Yeah.

So 1.6 billion comes from the fraud stuff. Yeah. So, I mean, they knowingly put it up there.

I said, do your due diligence, man. And like, the companies are not going to stop doing it to make money.

So it's kind of, it's up to you, essentially.

Well, and I think the reason why they know that it's just because that, you know,

eventually somebody's going to report it.

There's so many of them that they're getting that they, it goes on a reporting basis.

It's not like they're going to be doing their due diligence on everybody that they put on there.

It's just, do you want to buy this space? Here you go. Yep. So. Then they're done. Yeah. As long as when it gets reported, getting the hell out of there. But don't punt the one company. Trust me. They'll still make 15% next year. You bet. The Maldives has officially banned anyone born on or after January 1st, 2007, from smoking.

I read that.

Yeah, I read that too.

I mean, it is what it is, man.

It's its own growing trend, because I feel like Hawaii at least talked about.

I don't know if they implemented it, that they were going to raise basically the taxes on tobacco products.

Washington State did. Well, they were going to raise to like stupid levels, like a 75% tax or something. Oh, damn. A hundred percent tax. Because Canada does it. Washington certainly does it. Some states do. Some dates don't. Just depends on the state. Right. Basically, Florida, they hand them to you because you landed. Hey, kid, have a cigarette. Right. Enjoy that. Yeah. The only that frustrates me is, like, at some point, you got to have smoking areas for people. They call it outside now, Ted. That is basically what they've done. But some places don't even have that. Oh, really? Like, you go to Disney World. You know what I mean? People are in there all day. You're outside. Like, I don't know. I, I struggle. Like, granted, you shouldn't smoke. It's not good for you. No, it's not. You shouldn't drink either. I mean, look, I'm a smoker, so some things are annoying. But in the end, a private business can make a decision about how they one operate. Yeah, right. That's what I think too. And I think it's kind of Disney, it sucks because it's so big.

But I also think like you own a decision about how they want to operate. Yeah. Right? That's what I think, too. And I think it's kind of...

Disney, it sucks because it's so big.

But I also think like, you own a bar, you're serving a poison.

Like...

A neurotoxin, but...

If somebody's sitting on my deck, and I know, because, like, you know, plenty of places to have a deck. And they're like, you just can't smoke on them

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