The Microsoft Outage is a MAJOR Warning!

You're listening to pbm you will pay us back the stability here Any great days there have been, PBN family. Welcome in. Welcome in. Oh, mackerel. You know, you get to the point sometimes, a little off-center here, where you forget how great it all is. That's not the way you open a show like this, but there is some reality to it. Look, Microsoft... has given us a major warning, folks. I don't know how many people are even watching this thing because of the outage. There was a lot yesterday, but I want to focus on this right now because this piggybacks something we've been talking about, something the nation's been feeling. It's an instability, right? An instability in the power grid and the internet infrastructure at large. In the face of AI, in the face of hacking, in the face of ai powered hacking this is a thing man people are concerned about it and rightly so now the reason i want to talk about it is because it's it's damn near providence the way things have worked out over the last few days but let's talk about this for a minute just you understand what it is uh the tech giant said it made progress friday is a rush to fix the outages left services such as microsoft teams and microsoft outlook disrupted right so your email and your ability to uh your ability to meet with people online, to do your online meetings on Teams. Microsoft came in and said it wasn't malicious activity. They said that pretty early. I don't know how they knew that. Microsoft struggling to fix major global outage affecting its popular workplace services such as Outlook and Teams. The issues affected companies, governments, and tens of millions of users across the world, disrupting not just email, but police calls and court systems. PBN family, please listen to me. For months, I've been telling you, I feel this, okay, as your way of life. This is the life that I feel coming. This is exactly what I think is coming, is you're going to wake up day to day and go, what's shut down today? You know, I mean, what is shut down today? What is disrupted today? I mean, disruption really is the word of the day. You know what I mean? Disruption is, well, it's probably the word of the next, it may be, disruption may be the way we do business going forward. We really don't know. We really don't know how AI is going to shake out in all of these systems. Every system has artificial intelligence climbed into it. You know what I mean? If you can wrap your head, oops, forgot to get the Instagram people up. Sorry, Instagram. We're live. We're live on all kinds of different platforms. I apologize for not getting it up there sooner. Let's throw this link in here for you. What link's going to pop up here? I don't even know. No, that won't do it. We're going to put the chirp link in. You have fun with that. Prepare with me. Prepare with me. I got a lot to share today, folks. We're not going to talk just on the disruption of Microsoft today alone, but really everything that's kind of tied to it and the things that we're doing that are tied to it because that's the big deal. That's the big story today at PBN and in your life, really. For the last couple weeks, we've got to talk about this. Let's put this down. This is what it is, right? Just so you know, this is a... Oh, here we go. We got some big updates here. 40 minutes ago, Microsoft said it is continuing to see improvements in service availability in an update after 9 a.m. Eastern. I don't need these headphones on, actually. As nice as it is. Something about having the headphones on, like, isolates you. I got my fur going, though. You ever seen one of these beauties? We'll talk about that, too, in a minute. But anyway, that's a custom-made hat. You can get one if you want. Quote, email queues significantly reduced and approaching normal levels. Some users may still experience intermittent access issues or delayed email delivery as recovery continues. Pharmacies may struggle to receive prescriptions from doctors two hours ago. Now, I want you to wrap your head around this in terms of this sort of disruption coupled with The cyber attacks that have been happening in France over the last few days, the biggest one to me was not the refrigeration one, but was the one where they attacked the blood bank. They attacked the refrigeration at blood banks. And that's dark. You know what I mean? It's dark enough. Morning, Jay Ferg. It's dark enough to attack refrigerators, right? And all the different levels of people you screw with when you do that. But it's an entirely different thing to attack a blood bank, right? Because now you're affecting the ability of a country to utilize the life-saving blood there. And that feels like warfare to me. That feels like a preface for warfare, right? If we're going to do a real solid attack and create a lot of casualties, what kind of things can we get into? Now, what I've heard and learned about this thing... is that the hackers, you'd like to think that it was some kind of like brilliant sort of hacking disruption. You know, the utilization of AI to get into these refrigerators. That's sort of the warning that you'd like to bring about. But what I've learned about these hacks is that they took advantage of the fact that, well, they took advantage of default passwords. That's what these hackers did. They took full advantage of default passwords that were put in place and never changed, put in place by a manufacturer and never changed. So you've got a default password on all these refrigeration units. People don't know because they're probably not managing them. So in other words, think about it this way to help yourself today. If you have a device, an electric device or electronic device that is a quote-unquote smart device, and they tell you to put an app on your phone or that you can put an app on your phone to do whatever, through the app you can manage the smart whatever, understand that that means that there's probably a Wi-Fi password on that device. And all these hackers have to find out is what the default Wi-Fi password is on those devices. And then just attack as many of them as possible and find out which ones we can get in. Who bought a refrigerator and didn't change the default Wi-Fi password or the default password to access it, right? Apparently these supermarket guys didn't, nor did the blood banks. So it wasn't some brilliant strategy and it wasn't something, well, it could have been something dreamed up by AI. You could ask AI, you know, something along those lines. But most importantly, guys, what I want you to understand is we're at the head of disruption. We're at the head of online disruption in a way that I don't think a lot of people are prepared for. Who's prepared for it, right? The online world is going to change. And you have tremendous amounts of things on the online world, whether you believe it or not, whether you understand it or not, whether you get it or not. Now, what's most interesting to me about all these hacks is He said about two weeks ago, I was really called to this idea of creating a family codex. I was really sort of compelled. I don't know another way to really say it, but compelled. It feels like the hand of God on my back and a gentle shove and an energizing and an energy that I can't really explain. I don't know, you know, you can't ever be 100% true about that. It feels like energy from somewhere else thrust into this idea. And what's most interesting about it, I'm going to bring it up right now, but what's most interesting about it is at the same time that Microsoft was falling apart, I was posting the Family Codex, which is really crazy to me, right? Jay Ferg, don't buy the Family Codex because you're getting one for Christmas. But along with all other PBN hosts, so keep that in mind. If you see this, don't rush out and get yours because it's coming to you under the tree. But what was really amazing to me was this idea that like, oh, right before all of this stuff breaks, right before, you know, sort of the France, or it might have happened as the France hacking was happening. I get a proof of my new book that's coming out. Well, I don't want to talk about that because it's too much. And I see a project in there that I wanted to share with my kids. And I thought, man, this project is going to exist now in this book. Like if I drop dead tomorrow, they'll be able to look at this book and go, oh, I remember, dad. had that thing that he used to feed the chickens. And here's the step-by-step on how to make it. And I started thinking about all the families around the world, around the country, around the world, and all the little traditions and all the little stories and all the little things that you build or the cards that you create or the recipes and all these little pieces that make your family what it is. And I started thinking our over-dependence on technology and our over-dependence on AI and our over-dependence on all these comfort and convenience items, and this sort of idea that we have access to all information now, so nothing to worry about, really opened my eyes to nobody has access to your family's traditions. Nobody has, there's no AI on the planet that knows the full breakdown and lineage of your family, all the stories, all of these things. It doesn't exist online. So as people start to die, or worse, as the internet starts to sort of convulse under the pressures of AI and these gigantic systems we built and clearly don't know how to manage, or even if the people outside of the systems don't know how to manage their own passwords and big disruptions start to happen like this, I started thinking to myself, how valuable would it be to have a book? You know what I mean? Just a hard copy of your whole family history. Your processes, your procedures, your principles, your coat of arms if you want to go that route. How valuable would it be to have something like that should the internet go down? Should the grid go out for 90 days? Should AI just totally destroy whatever... area, you contain the most of your memories online because we all have this great sort of war chest of memories that exists online and online only, right? You get your Facebook memories, you got your Google photos, you got all kinds of stuff that you can, you feel like you have perpetual access to, right? I have access to this information all the time. All I got to do is log on. With what's happened with Microsoft, you realize that, well, maybe I Maybe when I just go to log on one time, I can't log on anymore. Maybe I can't log on ever. And that's a wild thing, man. So I'm going to tell you the final piece and then I'll tell you really about the codex itself and what's included. Because I want you to buy it. I want you to buy it now. I want you to make it into a gift and give it to your spouse, your mom, your dad, your son. This is what I want for people. I want them to take the energy and the drive of the holiday season and dump it into this project that is so vastly underpriced. It's unbelievable. Right. Thirty nine bucks. And we'll talk about what you get for that, because it's important that you understand. But what's the most crazy thing to me is. Thursday morning, I wake up at two o'clock in the morning, can't go back to sleep. I'm at the final I'm at the doorstep of turning this into a product. Right. And I've got all the power and energy behind me that I need to do it, really. Just on fire about it. And I'm sitting there at 2 o'clock, 2.30, posting this to redbeaconmedia.com, posting this very posting that you see in the video, which is just the link to the product. I guess what was unfolding at Microsoft was happening at the same time. I don't use Teams or Outlook, so I didn't even know this was happening until my hosts started talking about it in the back channel. And my wife was talking about it this morning. But I'm just sitting there thinking about that. Like, I can't believe that as I'm putting this thing up to capture, to capture, you know, the realness of your life, to capture literally your family history, your family traditions, your life. the pieces that are the most important pieces of life, right? To capture these and to show you how to turn them into a book that you can have, a hard copy book, this major disruption in how people use the internet is happening at the same time. I don't believe in coincidences anymore, folks. I'm telling you right now, I don't believe in it. Particularly when they involve my creative energy. So, I'm needless to say, my mind is blown, right? And it makes me want to push this on you even harder because I know the value of what it, what it is. You know what I mean? So you can use the link in the show. You can go to red beacon media to the store and just bring up the family codex. You see this logo here. This is the family codex logo. But what I want you to understand is what you get with this thing. Okay. With the Family Codex, you're going to get a full questionnaire. I can only build this thing out for you to a certain degree because it's your family, it's your project, right? But I've given a very clear questionnaire to answer. So I think it's 70 questions or something like that over all the different categories. And as you answer these questions, you'll be writing the book. All the information, if you're sitting there going, I'd love to capture all that, but I have no idea what to put in a book like that. This is what the questionnaire does. Every chapter in the book is broken down by these questions. You fill those out and all of a sudden you start to build this book. It gets easier than that too because we have a great template that I built also for building the book. But you fill out this questionnaire. I wouldn't do it alone. I'd do it with family. I'd get on the phone with aunts and uncles and moms and dads and grandmoms and grandpops, if you're lucky enough, and answer these questions together. Maybe around the table at Thanksgiving. It's a perfect time at holiday time. This is why I was just on fire to get this thing done. Get it in your hands because all the opportunity is coming now. And the end of all this digital stuff might be coming too. I don't know. But it feels like that to me. So with all those questions, you also have the template, which is completely modifiable. OK, you can modify the template. I'll show you just a little piece of the template right here. The template is completely modifiable in any way you want. You can do anything you want. But what I decided to do is to create the areas that you fill in and create them in a golden color. Right. So the layout of the whole documents in black, except there are areas in gold. which you can delete and fill in your own thing. The example on the screen now is the is in black, family name is in gold codex. So you can go in, backspace through family name, put your family name in, obviously, or you can delete that whole thing, the family name codex, and just call your book whatever you want to call it, the codex, you know what I mean? Or whatever you want to call it, our history, it's up to you. The whole thing is about you building this thing, customizing this thing the way you want so that you look at it and go, this thing is amazing. And it's us. And it's untouchable. It's off grid. Nobody can take it off the internet, disappear it. A subscription can't fail. A service can't fail. No one can edit it, right? It doesn't exist out there in the AI world where it can be edited and manipulated by humans. It's a hard copy book of our family's history. And it exists here in our family library. And then we took one and we buried it outside in an EMP-proof cache because we're crazy preppers too. I don't know what you'll do with it. But the template is essentially the way that you fill this thing out. With the questions, with the template, you can build this thing no problem. Okay. Whoops. I made the symbol. If you make the symbol, he will come. Johnny Five will awaken. So the template is key. The questionnaire is key. Those two things make this doable. You're filling in blanks largely. If you have zero creative, you know, willpower or gumption, you can fill in the blanks and come up with a great family codex, okay? Capture all kinds of information. Now, how well you answer the questions, you know, is going to fill out. It's how well you'll fill out the template, right? But what we also have is a bunch of fillable documents as well. So I created some documents that are like a recipe card. So the recipe card is filled out with all kinds of information. You just click in a box next to the recipe name, click in the box, write the recipe name. Who makes the recipe? Click in the box, write their name. What ingredients? Click in the box, write the ingredients. I tried to make this thing as simple as possible. Same sort of layout for your family traditions. Same sort of layout for family stories. If you want a template to tell a family story, that comes in the package as well. So now you can just click, right? Whose story is it? Who tells it? What's it about? Write out the whole story. Boom. Put that into the template and you're good to go, right? You just copy and paste it into your templates. Simple. I put in a bunch of stuff for inspiration too. I took some cards. Here's, if you're watching, I'll show you a piece of the inspirational It's not a great picture. For some reason, it doesn't show you. But this is a story called The Piano Under the Window, right? This is not my story, but it's just a cool story that breaks down sort of how you can utilize this thing, right? You see family codex up top, stories, value, legacy. And it's how a story can be laid out in your book, right? There's sayings in there from the story, which I think is really cool. And there's a section in our story template to do that too. Sayings and lessons you can add to each story. Um, and you can use these, these sort of pictures to get inspired about how you want your book to look right at large. You're using a template and, and the information from your family to, to write a book. You know what I mean? But it'll be a lot easier than writing a book because it's a lot of it's filled out for you beyond that. So you get to the point where you have, you know, you've created your family codex in its digital form and fashion. Um, What you're going to do next is you're going to use our hardcover book publishing guide. I've published so many books. I have a book out today. Let Your Heart Be Light is out in paperback today. A whole other story for a whole other show. But I've published a lot of books, self-published a lot of books. This hardback cover guide tells you exactly what to do step by step. You go to lulu.com, walks you through the process of turning... this template, this very template into a hardcover book or a paperback book, whatever you want. And that's the whole purpose of it. Step by step, boom, walk you through it so that when you get all your information in your template, you could go to lulu.com. You turn that file into a PDF. It's all explained in the guide. And then boom, you make your book and then you wrap your book and you slide your book underneath the tree, man. And you're going to blow someone's absolute mind with this gift. OK, I mean, I don't even know. You know what I mean? I don't even know. Like I'm trying to hurry up and get ours done. I'm afraid to see what happens if I give it to my dad. My dad looks at this thing. You know, he's 76 years old. I don't know what could happen. You know, it opens up with family lineage. Right. So all of a sudden you're getting hit with all these fat people from your family and their background and their jobs and their sayings or whatever. It's like I'm telling you, the Microsoft outages are warning. All these AI stories, they're a warning. We think about what we could stand to lose. What if the power goes out? What if the gasoline goes out for a while? What if this happens? What if that happens? And those things can happen. But remember, there's all kinds of billions of dollars behind getting those services back up. The idea that the power is going to go out and your power companies like We're not making any money. Oh, well, we'll just sit on our hands and wait. You know what I mean? They're going to figure out how to make money. That's what they do. Gasoline, same thing, right? So it's not to say that it couldn't happen. A long-term off-grid outage nightmare could happen. What I want you to understand is you don't have billions of dollars to recover your family history. And some pieces of it, year by year, go into the ground, if you know what I mean. People go into the ground. And you never can hear their stories again. You never understand how did grandma make the meatballs? How did grandma make the dumplings? You know what I mean? These things disappear. And it doesn't matter how technologically advanced we become. It's gone. And if you do, like I, have a bunch of great pictures that you love to look at sitting on a Google Drive or sitting on a Proton Drive or on a Facebook account, And zero day comes and you realize, oh, these websites are hacked and I can never get on them again. Or the internet itself is compromised. Whatever situation it is, now that's gone too. Now that's gone and you're sitting there going, wow, okay, well, this is rough. So I don't want to beat it to death, folks. You're going to hear a lot about it over the days to come. But I want you to understand that If you're intent on capturing your family history in a way that can keep it off-grid and safe so you can share it from generation to generation, this product was created by me. I don't know how better to vouch for it than that. If you know me, you know me. If you don't, all I can tell you is you're going to get a questionnaire. Do your best to fill it out with as many people as you can in your family. Fill out the template. Print the book. And you're going to have probably the best gift anybody can give anyone at Christmas, let alone the most valuable thing that could be in print when it comes to you and your family. All right? I created it. Mission accomplished. Now I want as many families in America as possible to own it, to go through the work, to put the book together and do it. I'll do it for you. Initially, I thought I'll do this as sort of like a concierge service. I'll write the family codex, myself being a writer. But man, that's going to slow everything down. You know what I mean? That'll slow you down and it's going to cost a hell of a lot more than $ 39, right? So if you're out there and you got the money and you got the desire to have me write one for you, I'll write one for you. I probably can only write maybe four before Christmas. Okay, maybe. Because these are involved things. You know what I mean? These are involved. You're in your family, so you kind of got the edge. I got to do the research and learn all about your family. But I'll keep it, you know... If you want to go that route, you can go that route. Down here, there's an email, right? See it? Intrepidcommanderatproton.me if you want to go that route, all right? I'll tell you right now, what are we in? What are we in here? How many minutes are we in? 26. See, my computer's going to die because it's too cold out here. It's actually kind of cold out. The coffee's barely lukewarm. I'm going to tell you about some more stuff. I got to tell you about stuff. I got to tell you about the Black Friday catalog because it's coming out tomorrow for everyone. I'll post it up on Instagram. I'll post. Some people got it already. It's going out to our email list. If you want to go to chirp.me slash PBN, you can get it today. In all transparency, in all honesty, of course, our members got it already over at Element. In all transparency, we had a big, excuse me, we had a big Hundreds of people followed us on X yesterday off of just a throwaway post about power outage. Literal throwaway post about power outage. I didn't think it would do anything. I just thought it'd be fun to see what people answered the question, you know? But off that throwaway post, I think we've had like 250 new followers. So I did post it up there. I did post the Black Friday catalog up there today. Today's kind of early release day. You know what I mean? If, look, I'm on Instagram. I'm on Facebook here. I'm on all these platforms wherever you're watching it. Send me a message. If you send me a message, I'll send you the catalog. If you show an ounce of taking action, I'll send it to you today. But it will be out everywhere tomorrow. We'll post it up on all these places you're seeing me on now. It'll have a home on our website, prepperbroadcasting.com. It'll have a home on the CHIRP website, chirp.me. It'll be everywhere. It'll be everywhere. Well, let's look at it. Because it is beautiful. It's gorgeous. It's unbelievable, actually. As it is every year. What's the best way to get to this thing is the question. Flip? It's really good. Let me show you. Hang with me for one sec. Let me bring it up. There we go. All right. Let me share a screen so you can see it. Can you upload photos and images into the template or the book when going to Lulu? You can upload photos and images into the template. Yes, Daryl. The only thing, Daryl, is if you decide to make the book... And this is an investment, right? This is an investment in your family, so it might be a no-brainer. But if you put color images... into the video or into the book you're gonna have to pay more to print it color books are expensive to print but you know something like this probably worthy right probably worthy of color so those images would go in the template and then you would export the whole template as a pdf file essentially that goes to lulu whatever's in there will be in there and then from there you print it black and white or you print a color your call you know what i mean Thanks for the question. Let's go into this Black Friday catalog because this thing's fun, man. What is it? Is this it? That's it. Every year we find a different company to make the flip sound. The biggest choice every year is like, what company is going to make the flipping page sound? And that's what you got here. So first of all, let's marvel, I guess, at the cover because it's so sweet. Not bad, man. It's the best one by far. It's the best one by far that I can remember. And then we'll just do a little preview of what's all in there, you know, because we get a lot of great stuff, a lot of great companies, not the least of which is the spool tenor. For those of you out there who are doing the radio things, man, every one of these ads has a link. Okay. So you go here, boom, you can click the link. You go over here, you look for the button, boom, you can click the link. You can scan. You can type, whatever you want to do. This is an amazing deal right here. This is a free 90-day trial. All right? The guys over at Be Prepared Solutions were like, we're talking 90 days at the Pentagon. We're going to give 90 days. Dude, that's crazy. 90 days of a service is insane. But whatever. Whatever. They're doing it. It's free to you. All they want you to do is repost the promotion. This thing's like a giveaway, not a giveaway in the sense that you got to earn it. Like you got to be picked. Everybody who signs up gets it. But it's it's cool, man. 90 days. The be aware dashboard for 90 days will change the way you do preparedness. I guarantee you that because you'll be the be aware dashboard focuses you in on local stuff. Rather than worrying about what's going on in the Middle East, rather than worry about what's going on in Japan and China and all that kind of stuff, the Be Aware dashboard is built every day off of your zip code. You know what I mean? So it's just a new way to look at those kind of alert systems. We got our great sponsor, survivalscripts.com with us. The Solomon Drive, I think, they get the award for best self-made ad. This ad from the Solomon Survival Tech... That thing's gorgeous. Deep, like burgundy wrap, a golden bow on it. See, there's a piece to this thing that is as much about promoting great products as it is about having an awesome catalog to look at that is festive, right? So it's not just like, give me the good deals, give me the best products, but like, let's have fun with the festive side of it. You know what I mean? You know, look at the cover. Santa in tactical gear, right? Here's my new book, okay, if you're interested. You can go search this. I'll talk about it sparingly since we already promoted one of my products, even though it's my show, but whatever. There's one thing I want you to know about Let Your Heart Be Light, one thing that's important, okay? I wrote this book two years ago, basically. because I kept talking about this lyric to myself in my head. I kept thinking about like, let your heart be light. And I kept thinking about, uh, through the years, we all will be together if the fates allow, right? Because the fates can be a son of a bitch. And, uh, so let your heart be light was this idea of like, things are getting hard. Things are getting tough. And I'd like to write a Christmas story. That is, that is just that like, you can just read it. You can drink coffee and read it and let your heart be light. You know what I mean? Stop worrying about everything for a little bit. For 70 pages, you can read a story about love and marriage and kids and God and faith. And it's not suspenseful very much. There's a little bit of conflict because every story has to have conflict or what's the point, but it's not overwhelming. You know what I mean? And it's, it's just a nice holiday read. I don't know if you're into that sort of thing. If, if, The intrepid commander were to write a Hallmark movie. I guess this would be it. Oh, man. The incredible stack from Dr. Prepper, by the way. What is it? The curriculum matches with the stack. The dirty man safe. The best survival cash for gold, silver, crypto. What else? Did I say cash? Goldbacks. The whole nine. Our good friends at Mark 37, right? Get your de-Google phone. Great. There's the family codex. Oh, and Dave Jones' new game, History Draw. Come on. Dave Jones' new game, History Draw. We played it at Prepper Camp. Every teacher watching this wants this game. I'm telling you right now. It was created by a teacher. Awesome. We got another set of books for the kids if you want to get into journaling with your child. Raising Dragon Slayers is an amazing... Father-Son Journal, Guided Journal. I don't remember the author's name. Sorry. And my kid series, The World of Ready. A lot of great stuff, man. We've got tons of books. We've got this amazing TV company called QUX TV. They're doing post-quantum encryption on their technology already, which these guys are one of those companies that they're just so far ahead, you can't really even understand what they're up to. I do my best. Remember, we have Michael Lauer on Secure Home Advisors. He's got a page in here also. There's a big section for the QUX guys that explain their technology because it's deep, man. Prepare Medical, I think you guys are in the chat, right? Is Prepare Medical still in the chat? They've got a great ad here. They're giving a big chunk of money off, $ 100 off an emergency medical kit. Dude, look into that. But... Kiloton Tactical. We got Disaster Coffee. We got our good friends at Inert Mugs. They make the coolest mugs if you're into ordnance and military. Right? They really do. They're the best. Inert Mugs. The Phoenix. The Phoenix. You may have to double check the Phoenix on these prices, especially the Ferg, like I have on. The Ferg, I got to fix that price. I know it's more expensive than that now. Just the cost of doing business, guys. Oh, the Alexandria Library is amazing. Yeah, the Alexandria Library. This is your little off-grid computer, man. Very cool. So much cool stuff, guys. I don't know. There's an awesome giveaway from the folks at Mark 37 in the back of the book. Listen, now's the time, okay? Now is the time. Again, this will be out tomorrow for you to peruse, unless you want it right now. If you want it right now, I'll send you the link right now. Just tell me you want it, and I'll send it over to you. Message me, DM me on one of these platforms, whatever it is. Um, but it's a very weird time and the timing is very strange. Very, very strange folks. Okay. The timing has rocked my world. Please pay attention to these disruptions in tech. Please pay attention to disruptions in, in services at large, essential services, right? Pay attention to the prepper broadcasting network because we are at it, man. We are at it all the time. And, uh, we've been working towards this kind of stuff for a long time, right? You can see kind of where my head is to come up with a product like the Family Codex and to release it at a pivotal time like right now. I mean, this is just, it's crazy, the timing. So I think I'm going to call it here. I gave you enough to chew on, right? We opened with the Microsoft sort of breakdown and now we are, I just hit you with about 45 different decisions to make with your money. Don't make any of them if you don't want to. It's just, please get yourself ready. Get yourself prepared. Understand that disruption is going to be a way of life. You know what I mean? And the protections you put in place now are going to make life way better for you and your family. All right? Talk to you soon, folks. Spread the word and look for that Black Friday catalog. But what also you put in here is your home internet, your home off-grid internet. Right? What's your home off-grid internet? Your home off-grid internet is your prep or disc, right? When the Wi-Fi goes out, when the power goes out, your family connects to the prep or disc. What makes the prep or disc so unique is that you can hop on it, your wife can hop on it, your son can hop on it, your daughter can hop on it, all through their phone or device just by connecting to the Wi-Fi, right? It comes packed with all kinds of goodies. It's got 60,000 units. classic books. It's got FEMA. It's got maps. It's got medical. It's got prepping resources like you wouldn't even believe. It's got entertainment. If I had a prepper disc back in 2020, I would put my kid's entire curriculum on the prepper disc here. And he would have used this as an online resource to do his work. So you and your wife can watch a movie in a grid down type situation or an emergency situation. on your iPad pulls from your prepper disc while your kid does his homework on his iPad from the prepper disc while your daughter's reading the Gutenberg library of 65,000 classic books, whatever one she wants. You know what I mean? That's the whole idea.