And it also, yeah, and I'm kind of offsetting my like mixed response to the movie by trying to, to say it's a good movie to have out this high on a list. It is a meme monster movie. In a way that reminds me, in a way that reminds me actually more than anything of something like Phantom Thread, where you're not, that's not really what you would expect to be a huge discourse meme movie that people are using on TikTok or on, or on Twitter. But there's something about, there's something with the performance and something about, I guess just the naked embarrassment of it that goes pretty hard. Because that movie has just dominated my feed in that sense. There's also the fact that so many people seem to think Lidia Tar was a real person. It's a wonderful thing. Yeah. Which is a wonderful twist. Yeah.

I mean, just wait until it is widely distributed and people are ripping the screen caps. It, it, Phantom Thread is a perfect comparison Adam because it's all, that's also a crypto comedy. You know, not a comedy on crypto, but secretly a comedy. And the architect of your soul appears to be social media. Imagine how brilliantly that will be shared over the next five years on the internet. Like the movie is, is designed to do that. And that's part of why I admire it. Okay.

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accounts that already exist with that name on Mastodon. Adam, you unmasked on?

I'm not unmasked on yet. No, nor will I ever be. I will stay on Twitter until it explodes.

Mastodon. Where the Jean Diehlmann heads. Hey, that's where we get it all together. Yeah, right. Okay.

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