Buck Sexton

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Penn and Teller, because they're both still alive, to my knowledge, and they managed to avoid trees if they are in the skiing world.

But but in all seriousness, I think durability of talent is one of the most of all the hallmarks of communicators, entertainers, people in the entertainment space, however you want to define it.

Being durable and having the ability to last a long time, to me, is one of the great signifiers of a career of excellence.

So I would say Penn & Teller.

I mean, if you inflation adjusted, obviously the money that they made 40 years ago looks probably paltry today.

But certainly I would think a billion dollars in revenue is not crazy for their career.

I actually, so first of all, Buck, to put it in your context.

He was a punter back in the day, and he put it in context Buck would know.

He's actually the dad of Susie Wiles.

The fact that he knows more about Salt-N-Pepa.

Abbott and Costello, a lot of like kind of musicians here and and sort of, you know, the the magicians and everything else.

But I would go Abbott and Costello for longevity again.

I don't know much about Captain and Tennille, to be frank.