Buck Sexton

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And we got a bunch of calls, a bunch of things to get to and discuss.

Talk about if you want to talk for a second to Clay about the book situation here.

If any of you see a copy of Manufacturing Delusion, if you happen to be going through an airport this week and you see it on display, please take a photo and tag me and let me know in any of those because that's another big thing is the airport book buy situation.

But I'm wondering if any of those stores that carry those books, whatever they're called, the stores, if they have manufacturing delusion that they're trying to sell it.

Because, yeah, to your point, Clay, you don't get the benefit of – I mean, can you imagine if I walked into a Barnes & Noble and there was a big display of my book?

Maybe a dashing photo of me with windswept hair and manufacturing delusion in both hands, you know, just like letting it go.

No, that's not what happens.

And to be clear, it's not about money.

They'd be making more money.