Mark man. Cool. Welcome to show man. Good to see you. Thanks for having me. So we've been having a pretty crazy weekend Oh my gosh, the craziest. There's prices man. They're just they're all over the place So what happened like what what what caused the prices to? What I think happened is China decided to come out and say no more ICOs pretty much They they won't allow Exchanges to host ICO tokens anymore essentially blocking out all investors from China. So what do you think they did that? Why did they do that? Yeah, I think because they wanted to buy more Bitcoin obviously funny bring it up I was just having a conversation with that some with somebody and they were First like oh my god, the Chinese government is against blockchain technology. So I'm like I Believe in the manifesto of human beings are greedy. Yeah, definitely. That's my manifest China's definitely the epitome Right. I'm like I'm firm believer in that. That's one rule Right regardless of who you are and what nation you are. So I'm like they just did a classical test Yeah, and they've done it before they've done it before I think once every year pretty much they Bitcoin or blockchain or some other buzzword of the year. So but the ban wasn't necessarily a ban on ICOs It was a ban on exchanges, right that can yeah Well, they're they're they're enacting the ban through controlling the exchanges Yes, because the exchanges are obviously the weakest point in the whole ecosystem of Cryptocurrency, I think what they said it was the exchanges aren't allowed to host ICOs Yeah, and the exchanges that raised money from Chinese investors had to give the money back Yeah, do you think they'll give the money back? Yeah, that's interesting and because of that we've had a 20% decline in prices in like two days or something It's funny watching on social media whether it's Twitter Facebook or Reddit all the newcomers. You're the paranoia Like literally everyone's like I told you so everyone everyone thinks this is the end of Bitcoin Obviously, this is it. I should cash out because it's dead Mm-hmm. I haven't seen anyone no suicide hotline numbers up yet. So that's always good I was I was dancing when Christmas came early. You bought obviously then yeah It's definitely definitely a good sale if you believe in it that is well for me It was a great sign of how fast it rebounded Yeah, I feel now that the now that there's so much more infrastructure Back in 2013. There was one exchange that went down that one exchange held 90% of all the volume Yeah, and then it took a year to recover that I feel like that's completely gone now And now that there's so many more entry points that uh, it recovers so much faster like you and I were talking before this I was surprised for two things. I'll surprise a how fast Ethereum rebounded mm-hmm held the price and be a surprise How much Bitcoin cash held? Yeah, I'm surprised Bitcoin cash is holding. Well, even with very little wallet support still I'm pretty sure there's wallets coming but people still seem to believe in it What's going on with the miners in Bitcoin cash? Well, that's that's the funny Honestly funny of an interesting part because if you look at it majority of the miners in China, okay for for everything for Bitcoin cash Oh, okay much. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm like, okay. So this happened with the Chinese news The miners are in China with Bitcoin cash. So there's obviously a Play a strategical play for profiteering. Yeah. Yeah, definitely And that's why I always to tell people is one thing you can always count on is greed of a human being So, you know talking about the rebound and talking about cryptocurrency It was a great also sign to show people that majority of the tokens of this ICO hype they're in is first of all hype Yeah, it's a complete hype on something that doesn't have sustenance yet. I'm not I'm not against ICO No, no, I think they're revolutionary I think we're gonna have many different variations of it. Mm-hmm. Whether it's an ICO for rev share ICO for equity ICO for Let's say loyalty points. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, systems But what people forget right now and obviously people get caught up in things, you know We'll full-blind it one of the 25 cognitive biases is the fact that we're still in the early ages where the technology itself Bitcoin itself Ethereum itself we can't handle the necessary transaction volumes the necessary scaling Mechanisms, yeah, like for example right now. What is it 15 transactions for a theory for a theory? Yeah, and then that cuts in half when you have a token Seven transactions and you have to think all these ICOs are basically trying to build YouTube on the internet in the early 90s Yes, and they it's just their their promises may be great and they may sound great And in theory they may be great, but the way the technology works right now is none of them are feasible Well, I tell people, you know three things you got to look for number one You got to look for the token utility. Mm-hmm. What does that token do? Yeah, and I like to break it up down into this aspect if I take that token out from the business model Does your business model fall apart now fall apart like let me do a Jenga where I choose or does the token no longer do anything? Exactly. Yeah, exactly. So I'm a firm believer like if I take ether out of a theorem it falls apart Yeah, if I take Bitcoin out of Bitcoin if obviously falls apart obviously, right? But literally all these ICOs you take out the token so it still can function without the token mm-hmm There's no utility of the token. Yeah, there's no added value There's an investor too is like People confuse this when I'm investing in decentralized technology like Bitcoin. That's not a token. No, that's a decentralized asset. Yes Yeah, all these ICOs. They're all centralized They're all controlled by some entity that can print more out whenever they want basically no different than fiat at that Exactly and then number two we look at the actual crypto economics Yeah, like 99.99% of them don't actually spend time to do their due diligence because it's difficult Well, there's zero system in place in most these ICOs to actually keep the system running by itself like if the devs were to Just drop the drop the project or or were to pass away the project would die Yep with Bitcoin if the devs were to drop the project Bitcoin would continue to move on It wouldn't care at all. It would basically just honey badger and keep going. Yes, and that's a beautiful thing about it Well, that's another you You just touched on it the fact of devs like majority of these ICOs I'm just talking about funny ICO service before this right is like press a button It's like an I see it's just a stamp. It's a factory.  Yeah. Well, we got unlimited tokens I know they do it. I see your market is way worse than central banking right now.   No devs. They really know this Yeah, and most people what they're doing they're literally copying patient going open source code with us Ethereum or there's bit shares Yep, what are may be and literally copying pacing finding some like Mickey Mouse people over and like overseas and like hey guys Here's our new ICO. Yeah, here's an idea. I have I haven't made it yet, but let's put out a token anyways And we'll try and make it later. Yeah, and then you get the third problem is security. Mm-hmm I Can't tell you how many phishing scams are happening right now.  Yeah, stuff like that that are branded as something else You know it's happening even right now. It's just crazy the hackers Because it's just bad security protocol. The hackers aren't even hacking anything They're just hacking the main website that has the addresses for you to see and then they're just changing the one address They're like yeah, just send it to me instead. So now they're not even hacking the wallet It's like yeah, it's not impressive at hacking at all. They're just going into the website.  They're hacking telegram channels because they have all the Yeah, yeah, I've gotten I've gotten a couple slack channel messages and stuff like that from fish So what's your take right now? Like you think We're gonna be in this for a little bit longer period. It's like hi. Oh my gosh. Yeah, I think I think it'll take a few big projects to burn To crash and burn before people realize they're not buying anything with ICOs. They're not buying equity They're not buying a product that does something They're literally just buying nothing. So I think once we see the first couple investors get burned from that Which I don't think it's really happened yet.  We have no more money or that might be I well I was thinking that this crash might cause something or at least I was hoping this crash would cause something because there's I know there's some ICOs that took the theory that was given to them Yeah, and they like diversified diversified it across the crypto market for like two years. It's locked in the crypto market Yeah, what happens if the market goes down during those two years Like their whole business is screwed the main target of actually these days is hackers going after individual people. Yeah, so social engineering there's Cell carrier. Mm-hmm. What's the one in the United States? As a Verizon or something. Oh really because again I know someone here whose phone number was taken and then spoofed and then because of that the person who took their phone number Was able to two-factor into their Gmail account their Facebook account and they actually held it hostage for Bitcoin. Yeah I'm dead serious. Do you have to pay? I think my buddy just did no screw off because his accounts just weren't worth it to him But it's something that does happen. So I'm sure there's lots of individual stories We just don't hear about did you see all these little interesting acts reddit thread where The dude was like on a jack's wallet or something. Oh, yeah, the theory.  Well first.  I know mobile wall I know um Yeah, I've seen people with a lot on their mobile wallets and like a good person who has really good talks about this Is John McAfee?  They know the password the spending password and then you're gone Yeah, your stuff's gone then. What's your security opinion on say like offy or like Google authenticator? I've never used offy, but Google authenticator. I think is way better than using your phone number per se I just if you lose it, it's a hassle. Yeah, but that's good. I don't mind Quadriga's security system So they have both they have you need to get the code for email verification. Okay, and you need to Google off Really? I feel like with Google off. There's no point to do email But maybe that's just me personally. Maybe if they have your phone. Oh, that's true. That's a good point The issue of Google authentication though a lot of people don't like to look into if you lose your phone If you haven't backed up your code exactly.  Oh, that's a good idea burner phone But yeah, yeah, I don't actually carry even like no SIM card only connected to Wi-Fi Wi-Fi just for those two-step Verification and then if you want to get a step further save the backups for the two-factor on a USB stick That's right. That takes it this step further. That's a really good idea Yeah, as opposed like this one phone is a life or anyone who really wants to keep Crypto on their phone a good thing to do is install the wallet save the seed send the coins delete the wallet It's essentially cold stores at that point.  So, you know, we're talking about ICOs We're talking about how you know, they do have a future They're gonna represent amazing opportunities for people in the future for sure, but the technology is not there yet Yeah, we need years like for example Bitcoin needs to get lightning network Figure out how to scale it for millions of users a theory me to go through their proof of stake through plasma through Yeah, I'm an arrow needs to scale All these other platforms and EOS promises All these all these magical solutions to all these problems and at the most people a couple of transactions Yeah for a second So we're we're a while away before we actually start seeing Apple level or for sure where there's literally millions of users per second using a specific platform Andreas on an office has a really good point where he says it took 20 years from email being invented Yeah, to where your grandmother needed Wi-Fi and an iPad so she could send an iPad an email like that 20 years 20 years So it's been around for like seven eight now. Yeah, so we'll see where it gets to you have any exciting projects You're looking at No developments in this I'm just trying to build businesses around Monero right now trying to extract as much Monero from people Yeah, I love me some Monero. So why what's so special about Monero? Monero, I feel is the most cash-like digital currency in the sense that I give you a Monero You have no idea where that Monero's come from and you have no idea I have no idea where that man is going to difference between and we don't have to go super in depth But what's the major difference between Monero and Bitcoin Bitcoin if you sent me Bitcoin I could look back at that history of that Bitcoin and I could see where you got it from where that person got it from I could see your entire net worth in theory because it's all connected and all open in with Monero I send you Monero you don't even see the address that sent you that Monero It's completely private ring signature rings There's a couple different things the way the senders hidden the way the transaction values hidden the way the receivers They're all three different things the way the values hidden is the ring signature where it pulls five different random ones or six or whatever Number you specify And then it just jumbles along all together Yeah, which just obfuscates at all and the main major use cases right now are people like Venezuela using it Yeah, I read a really good post of someone who was starting to mind Monero in Venezuela And because the government can't track them down because the anonymity the anonymity of it It's improved their life drastically Yeah, they are literally going into zoos right now To find food to find food. I heard that they were hunting squirrels and stuff a while back. It's crazy I know Yeah, it's it's crazy But I'm hoping that so I think Monero could definitely Become what Bitcoin wanted to be I think Bitcoin has gone a little off track now with all the infighting Monero schedules hard forks, so there's less infighting. What I like about Monero, too Is you know when you go on stock exchange or the github, there's an active robust community Yeah, and they're very helpful. Yeah, and I like to have they have like their PhD programs. Yeah, we're In the Monero community, you can actually sponsor and help somebody that wants to spend a year doing research on a protocol Yeah, so they have a they have a forum funding system Yeah, where people can put up proposals and people can donate to them. Yeah, and we have a they have we they have a couple PhD students I think one of them is actually based in Toronto one or two of them and yeah They get paid like 60 grand a year in Monero to just research math and find holes in Monero if they can because they're actually you know Give them credit with the one credit is due there. They are They're one of the few communities out there who are actually spending time and not getting caught up in the hype Yeah, actually looking at how do we actually build a legitimate mathematical model? Mm-hmm scalable to make sense, but from the root of it We're not adding security on top of it Securities built in it. Yeah, we're yeah, it's from the very beginning I'm gonna begin it that the history of Monero is really cool the history Monero started I think it was in 2013 this coin called bite coin was announced and it was just announced anonymously No one knows who made it. Yeah, but it was mine for two years before was announced So I wouldn't thought there was a little sketchy So then a small group of people decided to fork that and make bit Monero And then they took bit Monero and the lead dev on bit Monero is apparently a huge douche bag And so the other literally the other devs and the community are all like screw you They forked the project away from him and now we have Monero Yeah Ricardo yeah, Ricardo Spinyani or fluffy pony is his name Yeah, and he's a cool guy because he tells he's been telling people for years Don't buy Monero.  They don't it's not a business. It's not a corporation So for mining what do you do for Monero? GPUs yeah, just GPUs although Monero's a Emission curve is really interesting because bitcoins is like steps every four years it cuts in half Moneros I don't know how to describe it But it basically goes up like this and then one year like curtail is off Okay, and it stays 0.3 forever forever forever. Yeah, it's got a forever inflation rate But it's very small and they actually use that point three to punish Miners if they make a block that's too big or too small because they have a dynamic It's around 20 million, but then again at that point three goes on forever Yeah, the biggest issue right now for Monero for me. I love it. I started buying it where it was much cheaper I've been quite bullish for a while The issue for me right now for new people coming in is a for some people find it difficult to purchase Yes, definitely and be a storage. Yeah, it's a Monero is where Bitcoin was back in like 2012 2013 In the sense it's only used on dark nets in the sense that there's no good wallets for it. Not yet Not yet. Hopefully hopefully they're coming out in the next couple months. Hopefully But they're gonna be worked on but that's because Monero is a whole new code base And I'm assuming because I don't have enough experience that the anonymity factors And not and having to work from a remote node make it very difficult to program on top of But I don't know a lot about that side of it. Cool. Any last thoughts? No, just don't sell your coins on dips. Don't panic. Buy on the dips. Yeah, buy on the dips. That's the advice Thanks a lot. Thank you


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Let's talk about email addresses a little bit. You would think this would be a simple conversation, but it obviously confuses some people. I just finished recording a video, which I probably posted a day or two ago, talking about confusing terms and how we use terms improperly all the time and makes conversations easier. But then when you get technical, it confuses things. In an email address, almost everything in the virtual world has a relation to something in the real world, and if you actually look at those relationships, it can make things simpler, but then people get confused still. So let's talk about an address. So we're talking about email addresses. An email address will have a name, and it will also have the little at symbol, and then it will also have a domain. So a domain is an address. For example, filmsbychrist.com. Filmsbychrist.com tells you, you ask a server, bring me to filmsbychrist.com, and it says, okay, so that basically is a pointer to an IP address, which is another address. So filmsbychrist.com might lead you to address <IP_ADDRESS>. It's not going to be the address, but it could be something like that. And that number points to a server that's in a physical location. And that's when address is, in the real world, an address is not a location. I'm in my house. My house has an address where my house is is not the address. It's the location. The address tells you how to get to that location. You use that address to find a location. And I think that's what's confusing for people. The domain is not where something is. It's telling you, well, a domain is telling you where the IP address is, and the IP address is telling you where the server is. Because I can go right now in a couple seconds, just say, okay, this is my domain. I'm going to switch it over to this IP, which points to a whole other server. And that server can be on the other side of the world. And the domain hasn't changed, but the location has. And your phone, your computer's at home, their IP address has changed all the time, but their locations don't. There's computers to keep track of this IP. This address points to this location. When your IP changes, those tables up on those servers update, and it goes to here. So the domain part of an email address, so the part after the, or the, filmsbychrist.com, the google.com, the yahoo.com is the domain basically telling your email where to go. It goes, oh, it's this domain, it's that IP address, that address, the server is over here. That first part of that is who it goes to at that server. So picture this, you're a company or an apartment building. A company I think is a better example of this. I send, or even your house, I can send something to your address and it has a name and you know who in the house that goes to, that's what that first part of it is. And the same could be done, you know, in a company. You send it to this building and then employees probably have their own little mailboxes, either all in one room or on their desk and someone goes around and delivers it from the mail room. So again, the filmsbychrist.com, the app part, after the app signing, that's where it's going and the first part is who it's going to. Now just like in real life you can do forwardings. So for example, I help someone set up an email address that forwards to another account of theirs. So all their email, it goes to the server and then goes to their account somewhere else and you can do the same thing in real life. So I can mail you a letter to your office and you can have multiple people in that office again. So again, let's do filmsbychrist.com. We got Bob, we got Tom, then we got Tim. I send an email and first the email application goes, okay, it goes to the server, it goes to filmsbychrist.com. I'm sending it to that server. Once it gets to that server, the server goes, oh, that's to Bob. I'm going to put this in Bob's mailbox. Oh, that goes to Tom. I'm going to put that in Tom's mailbox. Oh, this goes to Tim. I'm going to put that in Tim's mailbox. And I can also set up forwarding to where on the server side, when it goes to Bob, maybe as the person who runs that site, I want a copy of that going to Bob, but I also want it going to Tim. So Tim will get every email Bob gets. So the server knows when an email comes in to Bob, I'm going to send it to Bob and I'm going to send it to Tim. That's the same thing on that. That's the same thing in office. When this comes in, I mean, it's a little different with paper. Oh, I'm going to copy this and give a copy to somebody else, and that's the carbon copy to CC is, you know, like old school carbon copy papers. But it can go someplace else. Let's say Bob and Tom and Tim are all working at the same location for this corporation. But then Bob gets moved to another location, still works for the same company. So he's, let's say he's still in the same building, but he gets moved upstairs. It can now get forwarded upstairs, or like I said, he can go to a whole another location for this building and it can get transferred over there. So I can have the email come in and the email go, oh, well, he's at another server now. I can send it over to his server. So I'm trying to think of a good example of this, but let's just say, just an example, but let's say I also have a Gmail account or Yahoo account, whichever, I'm not trying to pick any company in particular.  I don't even have to store any of the mailboxes on my server if I don't want to. And this is what's confused someone that I've helped set up this email account for. He has a forwarding email address, but he refers to it as not a real email address. Well, it is a real email address, just like the address if I was to mail a paper letter to somebody, it would go to where it's supposed to go and it might get forwarded somewhere else, but that doesn't make that address not a real address. It might point to a different location now, though. It might get, it not just point to a different location, we're forwarding it so, again, it comes into one building, they go, oh, they're sorting through the mail, they go, oh, he's moved over here, they put it in the outgoing mail and it goes somewhere else. That's what mail forwarding is. Again, you can make copy and have one copy here and go here, you can have as many as you want. And as someone who runs a web server, or sorry, an email server, I can set up as many emails just as I want. I mean, literally, as I go into a text file and on the server and I say, okay, I need an email address for Alice, so I say any email that starts off with Alice for this domain, so it's coming into this, it's already at this computer, Alice. And I can just list different mailboxes. So I can just say Alice and I can say Alice and if I just leave Alice, it goes to the mailbox on this server labeled Alice, wherever that's set up to be, usually in their home folder or in a different, you know, folder somewhere else. But I can say Alice, Alice, and it will go there and then after that, I can just do space Alice at gmail.com and now it will go to Alice on this computer, but forward to Alice at gmail.com and it's very easy to set these up. You can just list as many as you want. And that makes it very simple for you to make, if you own a domain, which only costs a few dollars a year, maybe 10, 15 dollars a year, most, for most domains, you can get them cheaper and sometimes they can be more expensive. You have virtually unlimited email addresses. I'm sure there's a character limit. You can't have more than 52 characters in the email address or something like that. I don't know what the number is. I'm just making a number up here. This makes it very easy for you to sort through your mail. It's something I do quite often. So let's say I go to Joe's Mechanic Shop and they want my email address. I literally can open up a text file on my server. I can do it on my phone and I just say Joe's Mechanic Shop 123 and then I say Chris. And what that will do is I just create a new email address. It's now Joe's Mechanic Shop 123 at whatever my domain is, minefilmsrightchris.com, and it will dump it into whatever mailbox I specify, Chris in this case. Or I can say chris.gmail.com and it will go to chris.gmail.com or I can have it go to multiple places. This is great to do this because you can now filter through it. They're all going to the same mailbox but they're coming at different things and I can say okay, I can filter them into different folders, I can have them go to different mailboxes and if I start getting spam from them or if their accounts get hacked and now some vicious hackers start spamming me because they have my email address I can just turn that email address off. You can do the same thing with what's called a catchall. If you have an email server you can say okay, anything that comes in that isn't a specified email box, dump into whatever box this is. That's you're going to get who, not a spam, because people will just send, when they find a web server or a domain they just send whatever they'll send it to support at filmsrightchris.com. Sometimes there's random numbers, blah, blah, blah, filmsrightchris.com, so you might want to dump those someplace or just block them, it's up to you but you wouldn't want to have that going to your main account. But again, it's very easy to open up a text file and say, it depends on what email server you're using but usually it's just you give it the name, the first part before the ad symbol and then where you want it to go, you just list email addresses or mailboxes on the local machine, you can list a bunch of them and they all, right away they come in and they go out. So basically what I'm saying is an email address is a very easy thing to change and it's just telling something where something should go so and you can change it literally like that and you can create ones like that if you have a server. Having outgoing mail coming from your server, that takes a bit more, probably not the best idea but having incoming mail server, super simple to set up and it gives you so much control to filter and control stuff but again the guy that I helped with his email, I hate that he calls it a fake email address. It is 100% affording email addresses just as real as any other, just as if I set up a forwarding that when a letter comes in it goes someplace else that's still an address. It may just be forwarding somewhere but it's still a real address, it works just like a real address. That's it. But if you don't do your own email stuff, there are certain things you probably, running your own email server in some aspects is a bad idea. Again, if you're trying to set up to where you're sending stuff out from your server, it's going to get blocked by a lot of spam, takes a lot of maintenance but to have stuff coming into your server and then filtering it out from there, super useful and highly recommend it. That's it. Thanks for watching and hope you have a great day.


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Arizona. Let's go to Arizona. We get a special guest out here from Arizona. We got, we got a, we got a- Jack Leason. I'm Mr. Jack Leason from Major League Training. Look at you, man. Oh, man. What are we looking at out here, Jack? We need to teleport to Arizona, man. All right. So we are, I got the putting green back here. I don't know if you guys call. But I'm out here in Scottsdale, Arizona with a couple of friends. Actually, this is my friend's parents' house. And we're just enjoying the Labor Day weekend. So I came out a little early, got out last night, Chicago. The weather's been terrible. I got to get, I got to get my warm weather again. But of course it's always like the day I land, the markets just absolutely take tank and I miss like the best trading day a month. So, you know, I'm eating breakfast and the S&P was down like, I saw like 40 some points. I mean, and then the oil, what a moving oil. Yeah. What was the news in oil? Could you guys update me on that? Because I have not been on the top. Yeah, we're just above $58, man. You're talking about almost $4.50. We got that EIA yesterday. We're talking about it. You had crude trading at $62.50. We almost touched $58. And right now we're trading $58.38 down about. It's a monster, Jack. We've been tying this. It's amazing. It is. Yeah. That moving oil I would have really liked to be on.  I, when I woke up and looked at that, I was just telling them, I don't even have like the right computer equipment. I mean, it's only brought my MacBook, which I don't have my future software on. But boy, oh boy, my missing a great day of trading. I think that the MacBook, you better download some more software too, because I think they got the date wrong because it's Memorial Day weekend, not Labor Day weekend. Oh, that's right. That's right. And I can't believe I messed that up. I always get the two, you know, as long as I got a day off. But yeah, I mean, support the troops. My grandfather was World War II veteran. So I was, this is a big holiday for me. He passed away a year ago this weekend. So to everybody who served in our armed forces and continues, thank you. That's a beautiful thing. That's a beautiful thing. Perfect. Oh, that's awesome, man. But what, what else is on you guys radar? So as far as a point, I'm really, really watching is 2794. It's just below that the low we have in the S&P 500 on the day. But man, if we start getting below that guys in this trade war is going full blown out. I was reading a couple headlines this morning, you know, United States is really going after that QA company. And in this, you know, guys, this could get to be the most, this could be more, do you think 2019 ends up being more volatile than the end of 2018? You know, do we, do we return to that volatility we had at the beginning of the year? What I think it's mentioning is that this election is coming in steamlining at us and the rhetoric's only going to get ramped up. And then there's going to be a fear that if a Democrat comes, it's going to be heavy regulations. That's going to add volatility. And that's probably going to cause President Trump to ramp up the trade war rhetoric if it really had come to the election. So I see us in what it is. Are things going to calm down as we approach November 2020? My goodness, I don't know. And I think my take on this right now is that even if a Democrat gets in, this trade war is not going to be over because what has happened here is that you start on a trade war. Now, this is a real war about technology. Well, no, it should be. And I think that's where there is. That's something right. It's real. That's where that should be. It's real. It should be a bipartisan. I mean, what they've been doing in the advantages, that's what I think, you know, it's unfortunate because the media doesn't talk enough about what's actually going on on the back end as far as technology transfer and how much of a job destruction that is to the U.S. economy.  We'll see how it plays out.  Yeah.  Yeah. Well, that's going to change. I mean, it's still, you know, they're better off than they were 30 years ago, 40 years ago. I mean, that's not going to change. It's the Communist Party. That's, you know, it is what it is. But this deal is about who's going to control the world, man. Exactly. And we do not want to lose control, you know, and it's more than even just maybe the stock market not staying at all time highs, you know, there's more important issues here at stake. But was it that he, did he drive? I saw that there was some battleships that went through the Taiwan Strait or something. And maybe that was creating some volatility. Apparently we haven't done that in a while, but I know Taiwan's a huge issue. So, I mean, I just hope this thing never goes military. That's all I ask. No, that's for sure. You know, but I can tell you, when you talk about S&P profits, that's where we're at. That's where this thing is right now. And then it's going to be the aspect of, okay, where do you move the factories? Do prices actually go up? Prices are going to go up for us. So the real question is going to be, you know, does inflation catch at all? Or does people start losing jobs because the larger companies are losing money? Yeah. There's a lot of, there's a lot of moving pots. That uncertainty should add to volatility, right? And I agree with everything. We're all bringing up good points. It's like, man, there's going to be a lot of uncertainty. I mean, we're going to start having debates like in no time. We're going to start having primaries in like no time in terms of so really be, you know, I can't see that adding to the calmness on top of like you're saying, it's still going to be trade war. It's still going to, you know, that stuff is not going away as you're going to add a presidential election into the mix. Watch out. It's such a headlining market.  But, you know, this is a great opportunity for a lot of people. And for other people who don't navigate the markets as nimbly. I mean, this is probably a stressful time to begin. Right. Right. We've had days up down all around in both directions. So if you're wrong, right, take that stop because, you know, even if you're bearish or if you're bullish, you can make that same trade tomorrow when you might be right again. You can make the exact difference. Every day is different. It is up down all around, man. Just wait for the next tweet, the next news cycle. We'll see what happens. Yeah. So you're going to jump in that water, Jack? Look at that sun, man. It's beautiful. Yeah.  I'm going to climb this. It's called Tom's Thumb over here. Okay. So I'm going to do a quick hike. And yeah, I mean, this, this is just, you know, this is God's country. That's awesome. You have a great weekend safe Memorial Day. Always great talking to you. You stay out there for a while because, well, Chicago is to 80 degrees today. So yeah, I was 50 the other day when I booked my ticket. So it's perfect. Thanks, Jack. Have a great weekend, man. Thanks. That's great, man. It's perfect live from sunny Arizona, man, right in front of the pool. Stay right there, folks. Tom and I are coming right back. That was down 318. NASDAQ's up 104. S&P's down 33. Come right here.