Surviving America 074: The World is ALL YOU MAKE IT!

Sincesory. Society in every state is a blessing. The government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil. The future has already ed. I have a question for you at the head of the show. Very simple question. Question that kind of popped into my head scenario as I was getting ready for the show today, and that is, if given the choice, I've given the choice in nineteen forty if given the choice, maybe we do it post World War two. Yeah, I think post World War two would be the better way to do it. If given the choice, nineteen forty six, America was veterans only, war hardened veterans returning from the Pacific, Europe, you whatever. You know what I mean. If given the choice, would they have decided we could turn it all back. We've got the power to turn it all but we can go back in time and give you an option. You can write a book, you could start a movement, you can send a message, you can build a community group, and you could thwart World War two all together. Or we just leave things as they were. You went through the horrors of war World War II happened in the subsequent situation therein. I wonder what the answer would be to a poll like that to a question like that. Choice one, you get to create a book, a movement, a political party, whatever the situation is. But you create something to stop what is already beginning to happen in the world. Now, of course, the reach was different in those days, and so on and so forth. And you've got to understand, and what you all have to understand is that you are exponentially more powerful, each and every one of you than anyone living back in those days. I mean, you are so much more powerful because of simply your reach, simply the fact that you can hop on zoom, you know what I mean, hop on social media and affect tons of people. So if given the opportunity with the men who fought in World War two, rather have stopped the war from happening by taking effort before the war domestically, right, starting a movement, starting or whatever, writing a book, writing a pan flet, handing it out, doing nothing but focusing on handing out that message and spreading that message, or you know, sort of like the Communists we're doing and the Nazis in the United States we're doing at the time, or off the war. And I bring this question to bear because I feel like we're in a bit of a similar situation. I do. I feel like we're in a situation that's a little bit similar. Right. It's one of these weird times where here we are sitting in the world watching it all from afar. Look at this all star crew, Bradick skate, look at Hunter and chat over at Instagram. Lisa Skincare, Lisa G. Skincare. What's up? You want to advertise? We can do skincare here as long as it's you know, not going to give everyone cancer. But Lisa, if you want to advertise, reach out. Great group over there. I have a feeling it's gonna get much better. What's up, Ryan, Michael? How you doing anti penneck? Second? I see a few of you with the Instagram names over there, the Instagram names. They looked like they took their coffee cup and dropped it on the keyboard. Done. Enter. We're living in a time, folks where a lot of the and I talked about this yesterday on the Mark thirty seven show. We talked about the ghost phone yesterday with the with the creator of Mark thirty seven, so Sean Patrick Tarrio. Everything that could have tried to go wrong with that show tried to go wrong, but we still pulled it off. Anyway, I really wanted to do the show live on the ghost phone, just so everybody knows. This is not a gimmick. This is not a this is not a fake thing. This is not, you know, something that won't work like it does everything it's supposed to. The only issues I had it was ninety degrees out. The phone was trying to power down all the time because it was so hot, and T Mobile Internet is really bad lately. I don't know what it is. This is not a it's not my phone exclusively, it's my family, It's it's your T Mobile Internet is wishy? Why she at best? You know what I mean? You're like, I'm out front on my Wi Fi and it's like struggling to get me, you know what I mean. I don't want you to follow me opspot. So today I want to talk about that. Today I want to talk about the world is all you make it on the Surviving America Show. I want to talk about that. If there's some other things I need to talk about, we got to talk about Abigail. Abigail is defunding the UH. Let's see if I can bring it up because it's a crazy conversation. It's a crazy one to have, it's a crazy thing to have happen, right, But she's trying. She has actually she's not trying. She has defunded Confederate history fundamental. And you know, the level of misunderstanding that you have about the importance of history if you look to defund history is bananas, you know what I mean? Literally, Like, this is what's hilarious about this. This is a conversation I'm having with my son last night at about nine point thirty on the couch, right, we were having a conversation about Hitler because there was a guy on the television who has had some blood under his nose from like a bloody nose. So he had like sort of the Hitler thing going on, and my son was like, I uh, I feel like this guy looks a little bit like Hitler. No, no, no, this is how it happened. It happened like this. Let me get this stupid article off of here right now. God almighty, the Internet, dude. Minimalist news. Somebody do it. Somebody do minimalist news. I'll pay for it. Well, forget it, don't do that. I already pay for it. It's at Epic Times. You pay for Epic Times. You get a newspaper, you can go, you can go and read the blog and live a good life, and you don't get pop up ads. I don't know why I'm even looking for any of this stuff anywhere, but the Epic Times. Anyway, my son mouthed the word Hitler. He did that. He kind of looks like, and I'm like, dude, you're allowed to say Hitler. It's not like a banned word. We don't live in Nazi Germany, you know what I mean. You're allowed to say Hitler. And he's like, I know, but it's weird to say it. I said, no, it's not weird to say it. It's not weird to say it at all. And then, of course, you know, unfortunately for him, he stepped into the minefield of me. So I start going down the rabbit hole of how important it is that you know who Hitler is, and how you'll never learn about Joseph Stalin or Maw except for me, probably right in school. I mean in regular you know, regular school, and they killed way more people than Hitler. It's not that you know Hitler was a pile of shit, there's no doubt about it. I'm not Nick Fuentes. Uh so, yeah, I mean, but the reality. So, so here's my point. My point is I'm talking to a ten year old about the importance of both sides of history being funded and played out and told in deep detail. Right. My governor has no idea what that concept is. Oh no, no, no, we don't want to fund that Confederate history. Let's just bury that. Let's just make way for the next Civil War. That's what comes in my mind, you know what I mean? When I see that kind of defunding of the Civil War history, I always think, oh, they're just making way for the next one. The best way to convince this we need another one. I guess I can't talk with my hands. We're gonna have to turn this function off. The best way to you know, prepare for another one is to forget about the old one. So and to d what's up? Joy raid over there in Portugal? You lucky devil, you man? Maybe not so lucky. I don't know. Do you know where we're at with oil right now? People are going to be very pissed in Europe with the United States, if they're not already Jewe Rate's not gonna show up to any of my lives anymore. We could also call this show Surviving the Mustache. For those of you who are viewing Surviving the Mustache, episode seventy four of the world is all you make it. The world is seeing the last like big pump of oil from the Middle East right now. According to my sources, the last of the boats with the oil are docking this week. And then what comes out of what comes out of the Middle East is unknown. I guess let's go with that, right. We don't know what's gonna come out. We don't know what Trump's going to allow to come out, we don't know what Iran is gonna put out, and all the rest of the countries that use straight. At eleven o'clock, I'm gonna be on the traditional Catholic Night podcast, and I'm gonna be talking about just that sort of situation, right, because that is a scary one. That is a scary one. What is it? It's it's largely shortage preparation, right, That's what we're talking about, shortage and fuel preparation. I think even in the midst of oil and fuel shortage in the US, we're not having a fuel shortage. But in the midst of all this cast I don't even think the price of gas is going to go up that much. I've changed my tune on that. I think that we're gonna see price destruction. Is that what it's called? Price destruction? Cost destruction? I don't know. Demand destruction, I do. I think what we're gonna see is demand destruction starting already, probably in the US. In other words, we're not flying, we're not driving, We're staying home. We're staying local because four dollars sixteen cent a gallon gas is stupid, donnie. So I think that's kind of where we're going with that, you know what I mean. I do think we'll see some demand destruction in the US that will kind of balance things out, price in the Nasdaq, all that kind of I don't care, don't care, don't know, have no idea, not really worried about it either. But suffice it to say, folks, the tune today is the world is all you make it. I am one hundred percent certain that the average American, the average person probably in the world, is exhausted. MY lot of it's our own doing, and a lot of it is existing in a your brain is like and mine too is like a tire stuck in the mud. Do you know what I mean? Convictions and absolutes can really save your ass. There was a time when friends of mine used to say, I don't believe in absolutes, and I used to look down on it too. I used to say, like, yeah, that kind of makes sense, man, I better be careful. But what happens when you believe in zero absolutes is all you do is resist? Well what if? Well? What if? Well? What if will this guy? And well maybe he was in a world of no absolutes, You wind up with criminals that are brought into brought into jail and released in the perpetual cycle until they do enough murder and enough harm that there's an uproar about it, you know what I mean? Until we let me tell you about the judge. There's so much to tell you about every day. I can't no. I may need I may literally need a podcast host to just do what James found out, you know what I mean. Virginia joins National Popular Vote Compact with thirteen electoral votes. Oh boy, what to read up on that? I want to tell you about this judge this. I'm pretty sure I reposted it on my Oh look, I'm live over there on the uh the Deplorable X. Where is it? Where? Oh? By the way, Sarah Hathaway, let's go. Let let me just bring this up so you guys can see all the magic that's going on over there. Sarah Hathaway has Erica Kirk starring in the Changing Earth series coming up. Hey, you tell me who it looks like. You tell me who it looks like. I think it's amazing. First of all, let me share my screen. We're gonna look at some things over at X for you podcast listeners out there. Bear with me. How many windows do I have? But I got great news to share, guys. Look, today is gonna be a great day for the Intrepid Commander. And the big reason that it's gonna be a great day is because I'm gonna will it to be a great day. Have you ever done that? Have you ever willed a great day into creation? Sometimes you have to do that. You can will a shit day into creation, too, can you, guys? You guys see it right video. I want to show you the Changing Earth post that went up yesterday. Was it yesterday? Yeah? Twenty three hours ago. The Changing Earth, a TV pilot is in development, and your favorite characters are heading to the Screenwatch how the page's tension, family bonds, and quiet courage translate to television. Explore more Bingo, bango bongo. I gotta get you guys that link. Amazing man, right, look at this. I didn't even plan for this, To be honest with you, I did not plan for this. But how will you survive the Changing Earth? I got my Changing Earth. I'll share this image and this link in element, okay, so everybody can see it. I gotta do some work on this. I gotta get this spread around for Sarah. It's so cool. But look at Eric at Kirk. When the Earth Rebels can family defy the storm, Sarah Hathaway, he's gonna be a millionaire man, the multi millionaire. Like, don't forget about me, Sarah, Because here's the punchline. The Changing Earth series is exponentially better than The Walking Dead in almost every way. Truly, in almost every way. If Rick Grimes were in it, it would be it would be an unstoppable situation. But there are a lot of great characters too, and you never know, you know, Rick Grimes was a comic book character. And you know, the actor that you choose to play these parts really does add their situation, add to their situation, you know what I mean, add to their sort of characters. So we'll have to see who does what. Yeah, I'll just have to see, you know, but it'll be amazing either way, because the story's better. It's just a better story, you know what I mean. Zombies are kind of crap, be honest, right, A story about zombies and people facing off is hardly as cool and cannot really be as cool as a people versus people stay off in the Apocalypse. It's just the depth is just too much. Right, You've got the factions, you've got the it's gonna be great, Sarah. You deserve a girl. You've been at it, you've been pushing it for so many years, and I'm so proud of you. It's amazing. And I told you it's inevitable, because it is inevitable, folks. We're going to talk about that inevitability too here in a minute. But life is what you make it. It ain't easy. This is why I asked the question at the beginning war or a website. You know what I mean, not that it's that easy or ever would have been that easy back in those days, but that was the sort of the concept. Right now, we're staring down the barrel of all these loaded guns saying I don't know if we have any control over this stuff or not. When you're running from a drone that has a grenade to attached to it, then you might be thinking, damn, I should have started that podcast. I should have done that thing. I should have started that sub stack. I should have ran for office, I should have right. So, I mean, that's really what today's shows about. It's that and also a willing willing your world to become a reality because you can do that. Sarah Hathaway is a full example of that. She's a person who worked a nine to five, raised a family, all the things, and then in the wee hours of the morning and the night, wrote a nine book series. It happened. She did it. It's amazing. Oh and then she turned that nine book series into a five season audio drama and rewrote all of that and rewrote everything into a film script slash show script. Meanwhile, family, job, right, everything everything that you have and say I can't do it, because she did it. I know you guys look at me and go, yeah, Well, if I had all the time he had, and I could do that too, type of thing about you know whatever. I want to show you this. I built courtwatch dot us. Okay, I got this message through X the other day. This guy was talking about court track us. Very interesting little bit of intel. You may want to have. You may want to go to court watch us and book market so you can sit down when you have some free time and find out which judges need to go. Because look, we're talking about action in life. We're talking about looking at out at the landscape of life and the world right and what you make of that world around you. Well, if you have three judges in your area, if crime's going crazy, I think of North Carolina, right, I think of like Charlotte. But if you have a situation where there's all these judges and you can do some intel research on them using courtwatch dot us, and you could say, these three judges got to go. Man, they've let out like all kinds of bad guys. No wonder we have so much crime in the city or in our town. Maybe that's your move, Maybe that's your calling. Maybe and that's what you do. Maybe you begin to push with the data to say, we need Judge Dingleberry to be gone, right, I don't know, just some things, just some things to remind you of the world that you are living in and the potential that you have within that world. Okay, because you have tremendous potential. Let no one tell you otherwise. Tremendous potential. But it is very easy to fall into the traps, both in your mind and in your phone and in the world around you, the old voices in your head. There's always the doubting voice in your head. You can't escape that, right, I exist every morning with the doubting voice in my head. I woke up today. I have to tell you this story because it's an important story. It really is. I left my job at twenty sixteen to become a freelance writer to write books myself, to become a freelance writer, to do a thing that sounds absolutely nuts to the majority of people. And even when I tell them what I do today, they still look at you nuts, you know, like how do you make a living writing? But I left my job twenty sixteen to become a writer. Legitimately, now I had been writing books before then. I had a dream of being a writer since I was nineteen, you know what I mean, eighteen nineteen something like that, Like, oh man, that would be cool. And I'll give you the funny story. You know, I wrote my first book and I couldn't believe it didn't become a bestseller, because when you don't know anything about writing, you think that the hard part is writing the book. You're like, oh man, I wrote the book. I'm rich now right when you find out, oh no, there's a whole nother arm of marketing and spreading the word and begging and pleading and all that kind of stuff to get books sold. Just is what it is, you know what I mean, creative following all that kind of stuff. But suffices to say, like, for a long long time, folks, I had had a dream of being a published author, not a self published author, not a guy who wrote books, put him on Amazon, begged the audience to buy them, you know what I mean, But to be a published author. And I don't want to go in too in detail with it all, but suffice it to say, man, that from twenty sixteen to today, twenty twenty six just a couple of weeks ago or a week ago. I got this book right here. I got the copy of Ultimate Survival Toolkit by James Walton. Right The Ultimate Survival Toolkit by James Walton is a well, it's a three and one survival kit. Really is what it is. It's got a great guidebook that's full color, beautiful folk. I can't tell you where to buy it. It's not for sale yet. I'm just showing it to you because it's gorgeous and it's amazing, and I'm very proud of it. And more importantly than all of that is the fact that this was a dream that I had given up on for a while, especially during the height of wokeism, because I figured my voice is not a voice that is valuable in terms of selling books to the grand population. You know what I mean? I said, like I knew that everything was compromised. I knew the New York Times bestseller List was compromised. Like to be number one on that meant that I had to do a woke strip tease that I wasn't willing to do. That's pretty good, and it just, you know, it seemed like something that not only wasn't something I'd ever be able to do, but something I didn't want anymore. Just didn't you want to be a part of something like that. So my thoughts about being published, you know, fell into these small, sort of conservative dominated publishing houses that I'm sure like salivated for Bill O'Reilly's and Sean Hannity's and Glen Beeck's and you know, Michael Savage's and Rush Limbaugh's and that kind of thing. And it was just Tucker Carlson's and it was like, I don't have an audience like that. None of this is up, you know what I mean this, None of this is that. It's not going to stop me. It never would have stopped you from writing, right, I never would stop. I'll never stop writing. I'll be writing books till I'm dead. I'll die and there will be three or four unwritten books that maybe my family will know about, maybe they won't, and they could share with you if you're still alive, because I'm always writing multiple things. Right this morning, I woke up and I had a contract waiting for me in my email, and it was for the follow up book to the Ultimate Survival Toolkit. And it's called The Ultimate Preppers Toolkit, and it's going to be an amazing book. Man, it's gonna be a it's going to be a a like binder style, like professional, well done book. That the large part of the design they brought to me, and I just have been adding some polish and of course adding my side of the right. I'm gonna do all the writing. But the important thing is it's a publisher. It's a publisher who is going to pay me to write the book. It's a publisher who's going to pay royalties on the book also. And this has never happened to me before. And I want you to understand that it's taken You could argue that it's taken ten years, but it's actually taken a lot more than ten years when you really wrap your head around it. Right, I've been writing books. The first book I ever wrote, I think, was called Danvers Lights. I have one copy of it still, and I am going to transfer it from that book into and resell it to you. I'm going to make it better. But because it's got to be horrible. I mean, it's not horrible, it's pretty cool, little horror story about Salem witches. But modern it's hard to explain, but since nineteen years old. I've been sort of in my head, I've been wanting to basically be a published author, like a dream of like, oh man, it would be cool, right to be a writer and to be a published author to make a living that way. Is it possible? Right? I still don't know if it's possible, because this book, in this book deal is not you know, I'm done work. All I do is write survival manuals. Now. Yeah, it's sit on the bench and contemplate the a frame shelter like. It's not that deal yet. But it is the publishing thing, you know, it is the dream and you have to understand it. Some dreams take twenty years, from twenty to forty, folks. From twenty to forty, I had sat a dream of being a published author, a legitimately published author by a publishing house, and receiving royalties on the books. Right. That had sat on some branch out there in this mind, right in lieu of like being a dad, being a husband, paying the bills, right, all that kind of stuff that we all worry about, or goals that we all have but want maybe want to achieve, haf to achieve on top of PBN and everything else, Right, this thing was hanging out there, and the only thing that got me there was grinding it. The only thing that got me there was the grind. The only thing that got me there was to just get up and get behind the freaking limestone and push every single day, sometimes for nothing, sometimes for absolutely nothing, for weeks at a time, nothing. And I don't know if that is I don't think that is special. I don't think that is a gift. I think I do have gifts, but I don't think the grind is the gift, folks. You know, I don't think that's something that I was built for because when I was little, I was I was My mom did everything for me. I was one of those kids, right. I never touched a laundry, I never touched a dish, rarely touched a dish. Like. I wasn't built under riggers to be some great work. I wasn't crafted into, like, you know, to be the guy that gets up and grinds every day. It could be the drive itself. It could be the fact that I know that there is an intense drive in me and I don't know what it is. It could be that I am in a long line of addicts and I do think that addicts tend to have overwhelming driving force. And since I don't suffer any real addiction outside of the black poison, cheers, maybe and that's the best one, right. The best addiction you can have when you're looking to maximize drive to get you done is coffee. Right. It becomes like the angel on your shoulder. I'll do a few more pages, mister Walton, you know what I mean. So I don't know. I don't know what they tell you other than the fact that the world is what you make it. And that's why I wanted to get on and do today's show, because I know that each and every one of you out there listening has something in the chamber. Right. You've got something in the chamber that you dream about doing or that you think could help the world or change the world. You have advice, you have experience, You've done something, been somewhere, heard something read something that has really sort of spurred something within you. And likely you spend eight hours a day, like the vast majority of people, shoveling hot asphalt on top of that dream because you have to make a living. But I know many people, guys, my wife included, who they work jobs that have nothing to do with what they want to do, and then in their free time they do incredible things, you know what I mean, Amazing things that they do things in their free time, like Sarah Hathaway that you would say you couldn't do that in your full time, right, like you couldn't do that? It achieve that as a yeah, and it again. I I don't think this is some sort of a dream. I don't think this is some sort of a gift. I don't think this is some rare thing. I don't. I love these people I'm talking about right, truly, like truly love them, and I'm not taking away from what they are have done or what they have achieved. What I'm trying to explain to you is I think that these this is people. I think this is everyone. And the reason I think it's everyone is because I watch people quit, you know what I mean? I watch what little adversity it takes to make people quit things. When you are into fitness, these are weird. These are weird metrics that only I could give you problemly, but when you are in fitness, and when you are in fishing, okay, and maybe even food service. My life revolves around the letter F. Okay, if it starts with the letter F. There are things in my life that if carried me through life, and the majority of them start with the letter F. But if you are in fishing, fitness, and food service, it's very easy. You see lots of quitting, you know what I mean. Quitting is happening all around you all the time because food service is high stress, hard work. People quit, they break, you know what I mean. Fitness same thing, right, high stress, a lot of work, pain, the idea that I gotta do this and do this and do this, and I'm gonna have my legs are gonna feel this way, my arms are gonna my shoulders and I'm tired, and you watch people quit. And fishing is kind of for the opposite, right, Fishing is the polar opposite of that, the polar opposite of that. Fishing is you don't have to do anything and you have the master that right, well, you have to do plenty, but it's it's it's not gonna hurt, it's not high pressure. It's the opposite. It's we're gonna sit here, we're gonna look. The most pressure you get into is like can you make that cast up under that brush, you know. But for the for the most part, fishing is another instance of quitting where it tests the patience. It tests the patience, it tests the frustration because you can go all day and get one bite, miss it. Oh my, I'm not coming out here again, dude, I'm not doing this again. You know how many men I've taken out fishing one two times, never again by you know, like, And I'm not talking about guys that are like, I have nothing to do, Jim, what do you want to do. I'm talking about guys who are like, I'm wanna start fishing, man, like you do. I don't know what do I need to get? And they go out and they buy the gear, and they come out and done. They never touch it again. I think that the people quit easy. That's it. That's what I'm getting at. People quit with very little standing in their way. David Goggins said that most people, the majority of people, quit at forty percent, and I can attest personally that that's absolutely true. That's absolutely true. Most people quit at forty percent. It's I mean, it is what it is. Go out and run, right, go out and go for a run. You will quit if you don't run, you will quit it two miles probably max. Right, you'll be like, oh, I can't run anymore. You know that's not true. But the discomfort is such that you're gonna quit. Right, people quit. If most people quit at forty percent, that means you could probably hit five miles. And I think that the average person could run five miles, right, thirty minutes worth of running or forty forty five minutes worth of running something like that for the average person. If you're running, if you're shuffling, and it's gonna take you longer. But you know what I mean. So people quit, man, I do it all the time. Don't get me wrong. I'm not sitting yourself. I finish everything I start. I tell my quids kids Walton's are finishers. I always love those dads. We're finishers. Oh God, you're setting your kid up for something. I'll tell you that you better very be very careful what you implant in your kid's brain, because there's gonna be a whole lot of shit. They never finish, and they're gonna sit there with that resounding in their head. Walton's are finishers. I never finish anything. I'm a loser, you know what I mean. Gotta be careful what you implant in there. But you got a lot more than you believe, right, you got a lot more in you that you believe or then you believe, And it just is what it is. Man. You know you gotta you gotta go for it in life. If you don't go for it, then you'll lay on your deathbed with regrets, or you'll wind up standing in a world that you can't believe is happening and asking yourself, why didn't I do something about it? Why didn't I do more? You know what I mean? Why didn't I do more? And who wants that? You know what I mean? Nobody wants that for you? Guys want to see something cool? Do you? Guys want to see a cool thing? So since we got nuked off of YouTube, I've been working more on Red Beacon Media. I've got it pretty well hammered down, and I want to show you something. I want to put a call to action out to you and show you a little something. I'll try to explain it as best I can for the podcast listening audience, but suffice it to say, didn't really show up very well. Oh well, you get the idea, The question is are you a light keeper? It's an image of the red light Tower lighthouse. That is the logo Red Beacon Media. And the question on there in typeset is are you a light keeper? And that is the question I have for everyone out there in the listening audience because I need light keepers. It's what I need. They're not members, doesn't cost money, but in order for Red Beacon Media to work, I need light keepers. I need people to keep the light on in Red Beacon. And what I'm asking of you is for just that. For your creative output, I don't care exactly what it is. I would like things like sketches. I would like things like artwork, sculpture, poetry, poems, short stories, right scrawlings, journal entries even probably would be pretty cool. Red Beacon Media is going to represent a handful of things in a way that no one is doing it right now, in a very minimalist way too. By the way, as much as I want to put out great information and visit great topics, and what I would like to do is make a platform that is pretty easy on the eyes, You're gonna see a lot of types set. You're going to see a lot of white and off white and minimal graphics, very minimal graphics. I'd like to create a resting place right in Red Beacon Media. We don't need anything super exciting and crazy and whoa and oh my god, my mind is blown. Your mind's blown all the time. Your mind is blown all day right, What your mind needs is some time to cool down. Man. Nothing does it better than poems. I'm sorry you probably hate them, but it is what it is. So my question for you is are you a lightkeeper? Now? The time will come for you to answer that question. Jake the Snake ten eighty eight, what is up? My man? 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Remember the world is all you make it. If you have lots to complain about and no ideas on how to fix it, you may need some quiet time away from yourself, and you may need to ground yourself. You may need a punishment for the weekend and sit down and think about what kind of effect you can have on this world. Just want my take all Right, that's it. I'll talk to you guys soon. Thanks for everything. Spread the word, you know, tell everyone about PBN. We've got a lot to offer in times like these.