Bowen Yang

I mean, in theory, it's Ontario for me, but it's like, who knows?

At that point, I just hope I'm there when shit goes down.

Which is so unlikely.

Because this is the first time in society.

Someone was saying this on what, like Al Jazeera or something like this is the first time in society where we are mourning the future in advance.

right that was pretty scary we're not that's like this is the first time as a as a people that we're like oh 20 years from now well that's that's so uncertain that like i can't and that puts you in a crazy existential funk where you're like what the am i supposed to do now if like if i there's nothing to reap like in 20 years i just watched this incredible documentary called join or die have you all seen this join or die join or die

Like third spaces.

Exactly.

And the perfect sort of recipe for whatever little manipulative thing.

things is like there's there's a reason like we're less and less motivated to go and and seek out these spaces and clubs and stuff yeah because we're on our phones we're on our phones and also there's not there's no real belief i think on the on a mass scale i just was reading maybe yesterday morning about this town i think it was in oklahoma

Yesterday they did a Tax the Rich rally in the Bronx and someone was like, it was great.

It was just people who already know this.

But they were like, I don't know, it felt interesting.

We weren't sure where this was all going.

I was like, oh no, the fact that you guys even gathered is kind of the win, right?

It's like what you're saying.

It's like these movements start out of literal biomass, living, breathing creatures coming together for whatever reason.

Rogers Heron looks good on alone.

On Supreme Court?

Oh, wait, my God.