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Yacht sales are also booming. Some billionaires are building such big yachts. They can cost over $500 million.

These yachts have everything you could want and a lot you don't. One yacht had a dedicated cocaine room.

I'm going to say if you have a dedicated cocaine room, every room is a dedicated cocaine room.

Yeah, good point. Yeah, apparently the yacht wars are on among the super rich to have the coolest yacht out there.

If you've never been to San Diego and checked out what a yacht can be because I didn't know what a yacht really could be until I saw the ones that pull up in San Diego.

The top of the top, the best ones have a helicopter. Yeah, they've got a freaking helicopter on their yacht.

Just amazing. And usually they're from some foreign land.

What was the one super rich guy that we he's got like a yacht on his yacht. Oh, yeah, take him to the helicopter.

Yeah, something that you can't remember. Got a bigger boat than you'll ever own in your life on top of his giant boat that takes him to wherever with the helicopter.

I don't know. I don't know how it works. Yeah. Yeah. Well, please welcome back to the Armstrong and Getty Show. Tim, the lawyer, Sandra for Tim is the vice president for litigation with the Goldwater Institute,

Edgent Scholar with Kato Institute and the author of many fabulous books, including the right turn of living, the permission society in cornerstone, a liberty property rights in 21st century America.

Again, among others, Tim, how are you, sir? You know, man, I don't know how people are so rich. I still feel rich when I go to red lobster for dinner. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I know. I know. I know. I know.

I was a kid. Red Lobster was too expensive. So nowadays, you know, I feel like big fancy lawyer man when it go in there. Yeah. I have all about expectations, my friend. Yeah. And we're in what you grew up with. Um, hey, did you watch Loki, by the way?

Are you and I know you're like a Star Trek guy, you're a Simpson's guy. Are you like a Marvel Comics guy? Did you watch Loki by any chance? No, I despise comic books and all comic book movies. I cannot stand.

I'm perfectly comfortable with that, that emotion. I just wondered if you had seen the Simpson's version of Loki. They did like a three minute short that is hilarious. It's on Disney. They are typically better than the original sources.

So I was reading this week how it looks like this commission is actually going to happen that the Biden administration put together to take a look at the Supreme Court and some possible changes to the Supreme Court.

How many justes in, you know, immediately, um, if you're, um, if you're anti Biden or anti Democrat, you immediately go to his trying to pack the court. But there is discussion of what's the right number. It hasn't always been nine.

Um, should they have term limits? Should you, uh, have rotating Supreme Court justices with other federal courts of a variety of things.

What do you think is a sweet spot? What would if you were in charge and you were put in charge today of how to compose the Supreme Court? What would you do?

I would leave it at nine. I don't think there's any reason to change it. And I think changing it even if you really are just changing it for non ideological reasons.

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