Alicia Krause

It seems like a weird thing to do.

He's documented all of the step-by-step stages of how he has trained them.

And a dash of political mischief turned local crows into the red hat removing legends.

Oh, no, no, no.

He just has talked about it like on threads, which is like the ex of Instagram.

I never signed up for it.

Did you?

You literally are just like an ex guy, but you still call it Twitter.

Yeah.

And then, of course, everybody over on Reddit, which I kind of love Reddit.

I know that there's gross and deep bowels of Reddit that we don't want to talk about, but I trust it for a lot of real life feedback from time to time.

Restaurants, hotels, traveling to a different city.

Like, what should I see versus what I shouldn't?

Because it's not paid and promoted to my knowledge, like Yelp and other services and like Google reviews and stuff, you know?

So you're a man.

Oh, yeah.

He talks like step by step about how you first you got to give him a little popcorn kernel and then you got to do this and then you got to walk through the whole process.

It sounds like he's single.

Not just that, but they actively still use dolphins.

Like, some of it is public and some of it is still classified.