Charles W. 'Chuck' Bryant

Obama canceled it in 2010, and so far we don't have a new sort of, again, scare quote, permanent solution here in the U.S.,

Maybe we should go, go, go on a break.

Yeah.

And I promised talk of Finland earlier, and maybe we'll pick up with that right after this.

All right, so we mentioned Finland early on as being kind of the only place in the world now that is close to being done with a, again, scare quote, permanent solution.

And the reason we keep saying scare quotes is because, you know, you sent me some information that was like, hey, nobody knows what's going to happen in thousands and thousands of years.

So you can't really call it permanent when there's climate change and potential like asteroid impacts and things like that.

Like, we just don't know what's coming our way.

So you can't really say it's permanent.

Right.

But they're calling it permanent, even so.

This one is called Oncolo, which means cavity or pit.

And it's the first on planet Earth geologic repository where supposedly, you know, they say that you can store this stuff, you know, close to 1500 feet down under the earth in the bedrock.

And that stuff's been there for millions of years.

So this stuff should be pretty good down there.

I did not get the memo that we have abandoned Big Macs in favor of, I guess, Olympic pools?

What happened?

Olympic pool means nothing to me.

Oh, okay.

You know what means something to me?