Aubrey Marcus

Right.

And then, so what is the, you know, what is the end game here?

Like, what are they, what are they trying to do?

Are they just checking us out?

Are they here to help us and intervene if we'd really fuck things up?

Are they here to facilitate and exacerbate us fucking things up because they want something that we got?

Like, where are we at here?

And what are they looking for?

Precious metals?

I've always been a collector since I was a kid, whether it was sports cards, magic cards, comics, stamps, or coins.

And as I've gotten older, I've transitioned to collecting original art.

I also believe in precious metals as one of the safest and most stable stores of wealth.

The impossibly cool thing about my new company, Metal Mark, as part of the Aubrey Marcus Collective, is that it combines both of these things that I love.

Fully assayable and recoverable fractional gold notes paired with impossibly beautiful, cool and collectible limited edition art.

So if for some reason you don't like the art anymore or the art loses its value, you can always just keep the gold.

if any other class of art loses its value all you are left with is paper or in the case of nfts pixels and if you are just starting and collecting gold instead of having to drop twenty seven hundred dollars on a coin like this you can get in for less than a benjamin

So with this, I mean, it seems like there's a galactic battle that's going on.

Those that are friendly to us are maybe antagonistic with those that are not friendly with us.

And there's a kind of like a stasis between equally matched powers.

And then so those that are friendly to us are looking to develop and help us advance so that we can actually maybe...