Brian Regan

They can't – got a bunch of 63-year-old guys that aren't really politically –

computer literate, like trying to figure out what do we do?

Is it a monopoly?

Should it be regulated?

Should there be antitrust?

Like what what are the predictions?

What do you think?

And are they does everything eventually become evil that has the word big in front of it?

Right.

Well, it's also – all we can do is sort of look in the rearview mirror, speaking of cars, but –

They say like, well, what about all the autonomous cars and autonomous trucks?

It's going to put truckers out of work and it's going to – but I mean we could always go back and look at a version of guys who make wooden wagon wheels are going to be out of gear now.

I mean the Iceman.

Yeah, the Iceman.

Like everything is that way.

So I think –

Fair minded people can go, well, there's always been this.

And yet progress has always created jobs and generally been helpful in terms of our lives.

But all the information all the time and everyone being buried in a screen for hours and hours and hours a day.

That has emotional, psychological implications that didn't exist.