Business Pants – 2022-05-31

oh, Turning off with that live from a fetid compost bin in Austin, Texas. It's a magical post Monday holiday edition of business pants. It is join as always by Emma. Think she's on the Celtics lurking. I am and Matt thinks he's smarter than Tariq fancy mascardi. I'm the chief complainer officer you are, I think I think was murdered three, best Trio of nicknames you've come up with this so I don't I'm not too sure the Amazon the Celtics although you know, Emma there's a lot of People on the bench on the Celtics, my TV's really not that big. You could be one of the players in the bed. I'm just warming the bench. Yeah, waiting for my shot. She is five foot one, so maybe she would stand out five. Three, don't you? Today's three. Five and today's mix tape bag of oregano dusted. Nuggets called May 31st 2022. We have some sexy story, updates, some sleazy academic papers. That's probably not And Emma stepson with some highfalutin stuff. What are you doing? You know, like this is what she's gonna do. Tell us stuff. I'm not quizzing you today just telling us stuff, but I think it's high falling as your college degree. Yeah, my you have two. What are you talking about? Yeah, but they didn't actually go. And one was in library, just seems important. Let's be honest about what that and one school was in Ohio. It's basically that's where JD Vance is running basically. He has negative college degrees as a result. All right, let's do this. All right. Put a timer up. Let's time gaming in. Because he talks to okay, well, to be fair, you're already starting my timer but a lot of this is not just me. You guys are gonna have just Start at the top. We have an update Twitter, direct. These are all my updates, all the updates from our news, all the stuff we missed. All the stuff we've been tracking. I'm gonna update everything Twitter, director, Egon Durban, he was voted off the poor last week by a large majority 57% said no, that's pretty significant and I remind you that 12% of the yes is Elon and Jack so holders. Hey, he gone Here's the update. Egon Durban will not leave the board zombie. Yes, there you go. He is our one of our first zombie directors. In a while. A zombie director is someone who the shareholders kill but refused to leave. He's, he's refusing to leave. He is not listening to shareholder vote Madness. It's fantastic here. A few of the reasons why Here are the fuse, the board got his resignation and they said no, they don't care. Here's a few of the reasons. They're they're confident. That he has sufficient capacity to fulfill his duties. I like that one. They're concept battery. They're also say, he is a unique perspective. What you know is everybody in the world, right guys? So always bringing a unique perspective, right? And the he is consistently well, prepared in engaged in a meaningful contributor. This, I mean, my kidney Garden report card from like 1961 or well, prepared is one of the best reasons I've ever heard to keep a board member. He shows up, I like meaningful contributor. That's for the kid who's drooling in the corner. You meaningful contributor. So there you go. Ah, this is how crazy Twitter is, this is it? I mean now they have a zombie director. Again voted out by a big majority of shareholders, but he is staying out. He's moving on. Yeah, I'll even pause your timer. Thank you. Sure know. You don't have to pause it. Talked. Yeah. Is this are people gonna be mad about this? Or is this just gonna be something weird? Yes, exactly. That was my question. Are we the only ones? I mean, where's this is what? We're This is what we're hoping to do. We're hoping to spread Madness but we don't I don't know how successful we are really. We don't have any Nike commercials or anything. I mean the answer is Emma. Is that nerdy people will be? No, this is more. People should be, he's a gamble. Basically, the nominating committee suggested that he should stay. And the gamble here is that you Elon Musk will close the deal before shareholders will get to vote on the head of the nominating committee, keeping her job, right? So the gamble is this won't matter because we're going to close on the Twitter, Elon Musk deal before. Who cares about hero? What does it matter? Well, she would care. Like that's her and said if I'm just saying Moving on. Staying with Twitter. The SEC has published a letter asking Elon Musk to explain the delay and disclosing his stake in Twitter. So remember, he broke rules when he originally disclosed his 9% ownership and Twitter. I just wanted to point out a few things. I'm pointing up the niceties in the letter from the SEC proving that the SEC has manners. And Elon, doesn't they use the word please six times? They use the word dear one time. Oh yeah. Since sincerely one time and they used the word may Force, I was thinking people use word can use any people emojis. They use it four times. No poop emojis very polite, very cordial. Yeah. Okay. Oh this you have to stop the timer on this one, Emma because I think Matt has some Unfortunate reporting on the story. I'm just gonna read the headline earnestly because I, I don't even, I I wouldn't make a joke about this, and, or I refuse to make a joke about this. Here's the horrible headline, that Emma grabbed this morning, Researcher says her Avatar was raped. On meta's. Metaverse platform. Yes, this is the real world. I guess real. Maybe an air quotes map, but what the hell is going on here? Okay, before Matt says anything? Yeah, why is the headline? The headline is missing a word. It's again. What got raped again. That's true. That's true. And before Matt gets to some deeper context here. I'm gonna remind everybody that that meta investors wanted a report on harms facing metaverse users, but shareholders rejected the idea that was the headline. But, but Can I remind people that shareholders means, Mark Zucker. Yeah. But when you look at the count of the votes, it was almost all shareholders who voted it down. It wasn't just like, literally, no one cares about this. So I in the and I, my natural inclination, is to make snarky jokes about everything. I am not going to do that. In this case. This is what Zuck is spending billions of dollars with expected losses for five years. This is what he's making Horizon. World is the name significant significant losses. Is what he said Horizon world is the name of meta's metaverse. A researcher I didn't know that Horizon world. Yeah researcher entered Horizon world to do research on potential issues. In said metaverse. She is asked while she is there to turn off her default 4 foot bubble that is keeps other avatars four feet away from her Avatar duck created that bubble because the first version of the metaverse had an instant molestation problem. So created a four foot bubble around people to stop that. Default its default bubble that you can toggle It Off. And who asked her the other avatars in World. These are two other avatars, both of which appeared to be black, African-American. They look darker. So I'm telling you what they look like in the video. Yeah. Is there a race in the metaverse there is they could be two white 12 year, olds in their basement and their avatars up here this way. Okay. The researcher is then escorted into a virtual private room. Quote unquote, private room by the two avatars who are holding bottles. There is music playing and one Avatar watches. While the other one rubs against the researchers Avatar, which causes her Oculus Rift. The giant 3D like goggles. She's wearing to buzz on her face every time she is touched. This is not the first time this happened. Other researchers have reported in no particular order being sexually harassed within 60 seconds of entering Horizon, worlds, constant streams of homophobic and racist, slurs gang. Rapes and gun violence gun violence. In Medusa's metaverse. I'm so confused. Okay, the proposal that was shot down by shareholders, including includes being shot down by at least one or all of the following largest shareholders, which are Vanguard Fidelity, BlackRock and ssga Vanguard has a human rights policy Fidelity, has a supplier ethics human rights policy, but not a policy of its own. So I guess they're exempt from caring about this but Blackrock in ssga have long human rights policies and diversity policies about how they vote and how they think in all that kind of stuff. That is what is happening. And in the proxy, Zuckerberg actually talks about how their combating these issues. By joining. The XR advisory Council. And reality Labs has a has like a council Lee thing about like, how to act in the metaverse. The XR advisory council is actually a met a funded group that includes X lobbyists. And to quote, I will end with metaphysics and reality Labs is meta itself. They have met us to quote from the XR advisory Council. This is how I'll end it XR advisory Council sexual contact in the metaverse. This is their advice. Quote, just as with any interactive technology, there is the risk of being contacted by someone who may not have your best interest in mind. This could include people who bully and harass but it all might also include sexual solicitation or scamming talk with your kids about this risk. I don't know where that exaggerates the risk or scares them, but to make sure they are aware, that they may have the power to ignore or block anyone who approaches them in ways that make them feel uncomfortable. That is their advice. So don't scare you. Don't dissuade them from joining, don't whatever you do. Make sure they join the metaverse get in. Get them in their first and and then maybe talk to them about it, make don't scare them. Don't scare them about you go. Because in a summer night, when you go get ice cream, you might drop your ice cream cone, it's a risk. But you definitely have to have the ice cream. You gotta go get his percent chance. You get the ice. Get to get your ice cream. You might drop it though. Okay. Now you sound like we're making fun of it. I'm not. I'm making fun of of. I met averse these are. Here we go and Terror of it should sink in know. It's not absurdity. It's it's more, it's more for you. It's a this is like a society has an opportunity for a do-over, right? We have we have a lot of social media to completely take the store to any guardrails and no bare. Bear me out, bear me up. We have an opportunity here. We've had social media has completely overwhelmed us. We have not regulated. It we haven't even tried, we put up no guardrails. We have let them get extraordinary amounts of profit on the, on the back of it. We still don't know what the hell's going on. Here is our chance for a do-over. We can actually step in and be a part of the formation of the world, but we're watching in slow motion. Mark Zuckerberg create the world, and we're sitting there, you know, kind of just drooling in the corner like who was drawing in the corner earlier in the show. I don't remember everyone everywhere. Should be aware of what's Drilling in the corner. Well, less, that should be aware. That Mark Zuckerberg owns 80 plus percent of the Social Media, Markt that there is no way to get rid of them because he has dual class shares and he maintains the vote. So he is a dictator, he is a fake public company dictator, but if you want to change this, you should a knot own, get involved, not own them. You should be be calling every Senator Congress person in this country and saying what the F for you doing. If you can get raped, sexually molested. Like, if these people existed outside of the metaverse and walked around, and did this thing, you're talking about crimes against humanity, you've basically allowed crimes against humanity in Grand Theft Auto space. That's what you've done, its granting. We're moving in Grand Theft Auto. If this happens, make these campaign Shoes. Yeah, why are we waiting? Ask your potential Representatives. If a if they understand any of this and what they're going to do about this and make it, you know, talk about this. Now this is happening in slow motion with the he's already, he's already warning you that he's gonna be at it for the next five years dumping so much money and it's gonna be. So he's basically telling you, you know what, he's up to humanity this time, he's not doing it accidentally. He's doing it now. On purpose, come on, move on, move on hate it, I hate everything. Hit my timer back up. I'm gonna lighten the mood a little bit. Maybe McDonalds and Russia could be called fun and tasty document show after McDuck is ruled out. Yeah, that's the actual headline. So, a scary, like oil mining man named, Alexander govor has bought all of the McDonald's in Russia and there and now working on what to name it. Okay? And this is the same man. He one of the companies he owned was shut down in 2007, after explosions, in the mines, led to over 100 worker deaths, but that's the side. A side tangent. I'm gonna give you some of the names. You guys stop me if you hear something you like. But here I ran some of these through a bunch of translators, to try to figure out what's what, but here we go. Nick duck, can't use that one. So, forget about McDuck. Okay, the only way, What fun and tasty. I'm gonna keep going the same one free checkout. so about Anaya Casa that one Cafe minute, maybe Uncle Ivan or Uncle now. Yeah, Bruce Berger. Potato. Best bar Mac quick. Oh, not quickie some form. Some form of plush and cutlets and cutlets Teddy and cotton and finally met her Oscar. Why is it every one of those a porn name? Why is every one of those the porn name? Hear anything you like there? I'm a monster horrendous. Russia is mostly what? I and I took two years of Russian in high school but I'm old. So I forgot in that period in my high school. All right. Moving on. Oh here's a good one tattoos. We've talked about this a lot different organizations letting their workers have tattoos letting them show tattoos, tattoos cleared for takeoff for Virgin, Atlantic cabin crew but some exceptions. Matt they cannot be deemed defensive. So no nudity or profanity they have to be better than the record got. It can't be on your neck or head. No prisons style knuckle test. The article says think love hey Uh, which I take Obsession to because that was also used in the Spike, Lee movie do the right thing and radio Raheem he was never in prison. That's what's going on at version. A thumbs down for cleared for takeoff as they are headlines. Righting Right. Moving On. Here's a headline. How the Ford F-150 can be a backup home? Love it. This is another article and I'm plugging as an anti musk article Ford not only, can you get your pickup truck at 4? You eat your electric vehicle but it might be able to be your backup generator when you lose. Yeah. So I don't know what musk is doing. Moving on. Netflix boss draws fire up a defending the the comedian of Our Generation, Dave, Chappelle and Ricky Gervais in mid trans backlash. I don't really want to get too much into this because I don't like any of this. I don't know if you have something to say here, I'm a but now we're here, vases telling anti-trans back up jokes causing us to support another anti-trans. Comic I just think of your response. Can I just tell you this great quote from Ted We're programming for a lot of diverse people who have different opinions and different tastes and different styles. And yet, we're not making everything for everybody. We want something for everybody, but everything is not going to be for everybody. What is that? What does that mean? What nothing's for nobody? Saying this is CEO of a company. Did he say that or was that written out? Yeah, it's a quote from the New York Times, this is a big. There's a piece that was not that was definitely a live quote. No, that's cool. Yeah, I have two thoughts, one of which is, yeah, go ahead. All right, Ted needs to speak for himself when he says, the comedian of Our Generation who is Generation whose true objective. I don't think very objective. That that I your quote honestly distracted me from my first thought because it's everybody. I mean now everybody everywhere all at once and oh my God it's a mess. He needs to relax. Yeah. I am, I tried to sound incipit just for a little bit of Chuckles around here, and I couldn't even come up with something, so, great, everything for everybody, something for everybody. But everything's not gonna be for everybody. He doing taping over there. All right, moving on. You like this map, though? He somehow after all this, he somehow become a conservative. Yeah. Finally, we accomplished something way to go, Ted. Oh here's a good one. We following up on this story. Goldman Sachs has moved to unlimited vacation is good for dot dot dot Goldman Sachs. So here's the update from The New York Times in the past, if employees had a fixed number of vacation days, they didn't use the bank had to pay them for those unused days when they quit. But now, unlimited vacation means that bank doesn't have to pay you anything. If you use all a vacation, it's brilliant. So they're gonna make more money off of this. So they did a record profit last year, 20.16 billion, but they're gonna make more money up because no one at Goldman Sachs is gonna take extra vacation. That's not happening, get a job at Goldman and take three months of vacation, trust me, you'll love it. Here's a here's a throwback. I found a throwback article from September 2000, New York Times the Articles called where GE falls short diversity at the top. Yes they're reporting about this back in 2000 talking about how 40% of ge's for a Workforce of women but only 6.4% of the Top were women, this is unfair. I mean you're killing me because every time we talked, I even reverse the clock. You had a full extra minute. I only have a few left Deutsch Banks DWS unit rated amid allegations of green washing. I love a good raid. I've never heard this before. This is new approximately 50 officers arrived, in downtown Frankfort mid-morning and then held meetings with it would be much less dramatic of like a guy named Gus showed up. And was like, excuse me, I'd like to see these files. What else can I do? Oh, I'll give you a few more from our dystopia files. New York State officials are giving companion robots to more than 800 senior citizens to help combat loneliness. They had reviews on their site. I liked this one. Just, this is from Sheridan and Florida, for stars for out of five stars, and the comment was pretty good. Comprehensive. And that's all I got. I knew that was gonna be 300 minutes of Damien talking, okay. It's Not the Dave, Chappelle's not the community of her time is that must have taken it for that. He belated Tuesday, version of Egghead say so, Where it's he gets. He's already begun. He's not me telling you a thing. It's actual smart people. So for today's smarter, than me update, let's start with the question that Damian actually got routinely asked, which was why should anyone care about having more women on boards? This is Throwback that I answer. Like, you got asked this I think in meetings with clients back over their ship and Damien's answer was one of my favorite answers of all time, which was Why should anyone care about having a lot of men on boards? Why do we care about the? Why we don't only focus? Yeah, like Damian was actually really on the doll. He was really good at throwing it back in your face. Well a couple of researchers actually found the most fitting way to prove the value of female directors. I like it like how they did it. They proved it first waiting for them to die. Oh wait what? Who was the paper? Know, directors and firm value, new evidence from directors deaths. That is correct. The authors Thomas Schmidt, a professor of business and economics at the University of Hong Kong and Daniel Urban from Erasmus University Rotterdam School of Economics. The premise was since figuring out value of female directors is hard, even when you add or subtract them to a board. What Schmidt and urban decided to answer was how much value is lost or added, when those directors die, that is correct. I don't get this, but I'm fasting basically took boards and they eliminated any board where they didn't have a death. They took a cohort of female directors, who died, there were 90 of them. And then there were like, 2000 male directors that died. It was like psychotically. So they're using death as opposed to like a termination or resignation because there was no company decision that the stupid director just go at. When he hears a theory, the theory is, you know, when someone's gonna resign, nine times out of ten, right? Like, and you can succession plan for it, but you don't know when they're going to die, unless you kill. Well, they, what they did was they eliminated and this was The Morbid part of this. They had to eliminate everything but sudden deaths. So if like, you had like cancer, like, they didn't because they can plan for that, this is what they did, what they found my favorite part stock prices after controlling, for a number of factors like industry. And, you know, beat up and Market stuff. They stock prices tend to decrease 2% more, when a female director dies, compared to a male director, I knew it there's the what they they postulate two reasons why this may be first finding a new woman to replace. Those directors is quote harder and 60% 66 percent of female directors who die are actually replaced by men when they die suddenly, that's terrible. That's and number two, those successors that they do. Find tend to be younger less experienced and externally hired and the market likes them less. That is right, right? They are proving how women are valued waiting for them to die. Well, think about that number, Matt. I mean that that's a very telling number 66% of female directors who died replace by. Yeah, there's no what's the logic? It's a, it's a wonderful interesting paper, I suggest you read it. Here's some, happy news, not covered in the paper itself which is women live longer than stupid. Old white men. So if you populate your board with mostly women, you get your 2% for longer. So just do it. Just do it, right? It's a and a living women, premium living woman. I think that's exactly what it's called. That's it. That's what, that's okay. That's I love that map. It's highly bizarre. But I kind of, I kind of get it because there's something in, there's something special about that because you can't you can't plan. Well, they actually they talk about this. They the, they their theory is like for everything. Except for a sudden death, the market actually prices in the fact that you're like to die. That's their working Theory. So you want to get more bit and weird. This is it and well it's fun, it's fun. Yeah speaking of which I'm gonna stand on the topic of death because I'm a is going to, I'm sorry. Yes, I okay this segment but I'm not looking for it. Go ahead. So after last week's timer, Right here. Don't you? After last week's shooting, there were a couple of follow-ups that I wanted to cover about some of the organizations and people involved. So that's what we're going to do to wrap things up. So, starting off first and foremost, with Daniel's defense, which is the gun manufacturer. Yes. Okay. Defense. That's the name of the company. Correct. It is the name of the company that manufactured the gun that was used at the shooting. So they had to just give you a sense of this company. First, they had a pot, they have a pop-up message on their website right now. Since the shooting. Yeah, that is, that literally says, thoughts and prayers. It's a literal thoughts and prayers. That is an automatically right into the program. I didn't know. We could do that. Yeah, I didn't know. Do you have to ask God permission from that I'm, yeah, I'll check in with God. I'll shoot him an email, but this is also the same company. Who manufactured the gun that was used at the Las Vegas shooting that killed 59. Oh, 59 people in 2017. Yes. Um, so it turns out that unlike the Old Guard of Gandhi manufacturers, like the Smith & Wesson's of the world. Daniel Defense is like the worst of the worst when it comes to the arms industry, which is saying something obviously. So let's count the ways that they're the worst, I like counting. Okay? Firstly, they run ads. That purposely mimic Call of Duty, and include fictional characters that would appear appeal to teenagers like Star Wars characters and Santa Claus. Santa Claus. Yeah, wait, what's the, what's the time? How do they use Santa Claus in that context? What is that? I got? From a New York Times article, I don't know what they were specifically referring to but Santa Claus shoot, you think, other than know, I both Jews and slow reindeer. And and not to leave. Anyone else Muslims Buddhist all sure. Yeah sorry go ahead. This is put into context by the fact that the Texas shooter bought the gun almost as soon as he turned 18 and the shooting happened about a week later. So Okay. This is them their advertising and other companies do this but not quite as blatantly as Daniel's defense. Does anybody again? Not not technically illegal, right? Because I know like you can't advertise cigarettes at certain places, right? You can't advertise alcohol to advertise to people under the age of who is allowed to purchase the product. So like if you can buy a gun at the age of 18, you are not allowed to advertise to people who are below the age of 18. Right? But you can't prove of course that Star Wars and is, right? You can't prove that that's only for underage even though we know what it is that. Yeah, right, exactly. So They also. First, or amongst the first of the very least to implement a buy. Now, pay later system for Gunners. I like no, no, no. After Sandy Hook, Daniel, Defense, founder and CEO. Marty Daniel said that the shooting drove a lot of sails which is of course. Yeah, always does that. Yeah, he withdrew his support for NRA back legislation that would allow them to improve the background check system. And he said that all firearms laws that limit the rights of law, abiding citizens are unconstitutional. Also, a constitutional lawyer? Yes, no garage door sales. He's a good flunked out of, I believe, Southern Georgia University twice if I'm not mistaken. A week before the shooting. Daniel Defense posted a photo on their Facebook and Twitter that depicted a little boy, with an assault rifle in his lap with the caption train up a child in the end, he should go. Wait, what? Yeah, and Okay, but, but does that not? Because it's not advertising, you're allowed to do that. I thought there were, you said there was a law against It wasn't. I have no idea. It's a reference to a Bible like With a gun and you know, that which is cool. All so, Daniel Defense is supposed to have, was supposed to have a booth at the NRA convention in Houston and they last minute pulled out and the Daniels are big Republican, donors and have already donated like, 90,000 election cycle. You missed. What was my favorite part of Daniel's defense, which is Daniel's defense doesn't exist. Except that while they're manufacturing, they started off manufacturing these rails these accessories for like to put on guns. They land a multi-million dollar US dependent defense department contract that basically funds them. Otherwise, they are not. They are there still probably making small rails out of a garage in Georgia. So thank you. United States. Government for funding the company that arms our children, They have any. Also received pandemic funding from the government. So that we have Do we have any clients that are that headquartered on 101 were fighter way? That's their dress 1001 Warfighter way. Do we have any? Yeah I actually I think there's a major ESG investor who's they're? All right. That's one of four is if one of two words. Yeah. Yeah you're right. All right. Moving on to some other follow-ups I have The next one being other gun manufacturers. So, after mass shootings, it's pretty typical for gun manufacturers to get a stock price bump, and this one is absolutely no different Sturm Ruger. And Company was held was up by as much as almost 6% Smith and Wesson was up by 10%. I just include this to show that the trend is still trending. And that's depressing. Thank you. And next we have Governor, Greg baby killer Abbott. Who is the true baby killer in Texas Abbott gave two speeches after the shooting one was in uvel. Oh my god! Wow, I just could not pronounce that without the, I believe it's pronounced. You know what? I read this past week, Emma, that when about butchering names. Yeah. One thing supposedly. One thing you're not supposed to do after butchering her name is the fact that you butchered the name? I don't know. I take back my butchering statement as well. Yeah, it's all my way of saying my way of saying you're fired. Okay, you know about this up. First. And then he gave another speech at the end. The first one was an in-person press conference with community members. And he said, with regard to a special legislative session. Let me just say this all options are on the table. The status quo is unacceptable. He said to be expect laws to come out of this devastating crime. The answer is absolutely. Yes. And there will be laws and multiple different subject areas. There will be committees formed. There will be meetings held, there will be proposals, that will be derived many of which will lead to laws that will be passed in the state of Texas. And then he canceled his in-person appearance for the Houston convention. But he left a pre-recorded message in which he said, there are thousands of laws on the books across the country that limit owning and using Firearms laws, that have not stopped Mad Men from carrying out. Evil acts on innocent people and peaceful communities in Vallejo butcher valdi. I know the gunman committed, a felony under Texas law before he even pulled, the trigger blah, blah. Blah killer contradictions, Greg truly, truly unbelievable. And finally this one is the final. Follow-up is actually not necessarily related to the shooting but it's the NRA and some kind of interesting happened with them shortly after. So Sorry, Matt, this is all context, Matt hates context. So the CEO of the NRA, just survived a vote of no confidence that was held by a small group of NRA board members. They were upset for two reasons. Reason number one was that the CEO Wayne LaPierre doesn't carry a personal firearm. Robert Ryan of Arkansas accused up here of cowardice for refusing to carry a firearm for personal protection. The other more legit reason is that they think he's financially driving the NRA into the ground which it would appear. Actually does hold some water based on something that happened in 2019. A report came out at this is last one, I'm wrapping it up by promise. Yeah, report came out in 2019 that showed that the NRA was spending 100,000 dollars a day on lawyers and there was like, insane, frivolous spending for example, La Pierre build. The NRA. 39,000 dollars for one day of clothes shopping. However H&M, Time is lap here, his name is lap here so he did get a vote of confidence so he's still there but their hemorrhaging members and they're losing money and the NRA might be at a little Tipping Point might be. I mean we put all we put a lot of focus on and the NRA for good reason but you know the other part of this is that Americans are also just buying guns at an alarming rate. Even without the, there are more guns in this country. Have to be doing that. Yeah it's and that's it. Those are my Emma. You missed it. Follow you did miss one little detail here. That is the most outrageous. Is that, which is that at the NRA convention, right? Is that what it was a convention? Yes. There were no guns allowed for Trump. That is also true that. Yeah, that was quite something. Yeah. So what the hell, what is that what does that mean? I don't understand that. How could there be no guns allowed in our convention guns are a little dangerous. Maybe they might be careful. Yeah, I mean I think that sums it up though. Yeah, speaking of something it up, let's stop talking about these terrible. Exactly. I think that was my, that's how I was trying to know what I would give this show though, like the person in Sheridan, in Florida said, four stars pretty good. That was, yeah. Four to five. That is Damien Road Media. We will be back with more things to say about things. Some other time. Goodbye.