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I'm Tommy Vitor.

I'm Ben Rhodes.

Taylor Swift got engaged. I feel like we should lead for that for SEO. Yes. Yes. Some AI. Big news in my house. You know. That long away to date. How are they feeling about Travis? I mean, I think they'll basically follow Taylor's lead in anything, right? Taylor says he's okay. I guess he's okay. As a Jets fan, I'm not sure

about that, but it is what it is. I'm happy for him. I kind of, I like Travis Kelsey. It's funny to watch his evolution over time. If you've been paying attention for a while, yeah, he had a different vibe. He had a different vibe. He's a very wholesome now. Yeah, I'm happy for him. And look, good for They're also and they're a podcast competitor to us.

Well, they crush us.

How much crossover do you think there is between us and the California? I'm happy for them. And look, good for them. They're also, they're a podcast competitor to us.

Well, they crush us. How much crossover do you think there is between us and the Kelsey

like one dude by accident? Because you were talking about the Jets. Also, Ben, I just, I wanted to

point out, I think you and I were both chatting about this this morning. Trump fired a member of the

Fed's board of

governors based on basically like totally unproven allegation of mortgage fraud. And I kind of

thought that like screwing around with the Fed or threats to fire Jerome Powell might finally

make the stock market freak out. But I just checked when the S&P is up on the day. Yeah.

That's unnerving. There's a lot of rational exuberance over there. I mean,

there's the same people over there that thought that, you know, packaging a bunch of shitty mortgages

was a good way of running the entire global economy. So I don't know that I put all my confidence

in the rationality of the markets to understand why having no independent central bank is maybe a bad

idea, but we'll see.

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