Aubrey Carter

No, I think I've had variations of this conversation before because you think about just masks, right?

So masks were...

they were asked, the government was asking people to use masks during the pandemic.

That was considered a socially responsible thing to do, but now masks are being used by security forces in the U.S.

in different ways, right?

To hide identity.

Right.

Yeah, for sure.

And that's kind of what I was getting at when I quoted Live Free or Die, because generally I think it's kind of, I don't know, but we all have our own opinions about our state's mottos.

Right.

But we can kind of poke fun at things while also citing them.

And we can just sort of give a window into our thoughts and our opinions on things.

Right?

Exactly.

Oh my gosh.

I almost feel like we need to build an entire course, Aubrey, on how to talk, I guess, politics or how to talk freedom, how to talk about these broader existential topics, patriotism in English.

You know, how do you do that?

And we've done other episodes on that on how to pivot.

Right.

So if you guys want more of this, let us know.