Dude, this vault, this giant filing cabinet, is worth more than Snapchat.

It's worth more than Pinterest.

It's worth more than Twitter as a company.

Isn't that crazy?

I feel like I can rule the world.

I know I could be what I want to.

I put my all in it like no days off on a road.

Let's travel.

We're going to get a little current eventy, which we don't often, but I love current events.

So I want to talk about a current event.

So was it last night, Elon did this thing where he was like in Trump's office with like his kid like

crawling all over him, climbing up on him, which is kind of funny.

And he told this story about a mine where all

the government files were. Did you hear what he said? I didn't hear what he said. I saw a photo of

this place, like underground. Somebody said, oh, it's the bureaucratic Gringots from Harry Potter.

It's like this underground bank vault. So Elon said something that I feel like

it was like an offhanded comment, but it was actually led me down this rabbit hole. Basically,

they were asking him about how he was like getting rid of all these jobs. And he was like,

yeah, I want to like actually retire more people. But I was told that I can only retire 10,000

people a month. And I was asking, well, why is that?

And he said, well, because all the retirement paperwork is manual, meaning it's literally on paper,

and it's written down on a piece of paper, and then it goes down a mine. There's literally a limestone mine

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