And by the way, that's not them being dominant. That doesn't mean that they're stupid. What that means is that there's a set of priorities that they have. And that set of priorities is making it out of this fucking place. Right. And the way that you make it out of this place is through money and through, uh, getting to a place to where white kids in middle America want to buy the stuff that you're selling. And so when somebody has done that, there are no, there are a God to you now. They are the example. They are the person. Doesn't matter what their politic is. Doesn't matter how they see the world. It matters that America couldn't kill them. And so I can't come to you and ask you to get your lesson or understand. And I would have to do it to that person. So I don't know. We went on a long tangent and I did, but it's a real issue. And it's something that has to be figured out in the next two or three years.

I don't disagree with you. I don't disagree. I

don't.

I don't. I get it. I get it. You're not wrong. And I think, and I'll say this, this is the last thing. I think sometimes, you know, obviously I'm not that person. You know, I think that there's, I don't want to say I'm not connected, but I, but like the way you broke it down and the way it's like, I'll just say that. I understand. I understand. I understand. I understand.

I see what you're saying. Look, I'll

just be honest with you. Like they need to invest some money into this. I'm not saying I need the money. I'm not saying that at all. Like I said, I'm doing fine. Look at my daddy's roof right there. But if they need to figure this out. Well,

first they have to see

it. They have to see it first. Right? Even I, the way they started off this conversation, I didn't see it like that. They have to see it first. You got to identify the problem to be able to address it. And

by the way, as in with everything else

on this podcast, I definitely have COVID brain. But with everything else on this podcast, I could be wrong. There's

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