Chris Anderson

That makes sense.

And then it builds and then your anger and frustration starts to come out and get dart up.

It's, it's absolutely remarkable rhetoric.

I don't know how you learned it or where you've got it from, but it's, it's really unique out there, I would say.

And I, I think it's an, it's a super powerful weapon and I'm,

I mean, I don't know if people listening agree with this.

This is a really unusual and a really, I mean, it's not like everyone will agree with every single word, Scott, that you said, but it's a really unusual and powerful piece of rhetoric about something that really matters.

And for that, I feel, I think we all feel huge gratitude to you and wish you well on this continued journey.

I mean, there just isn't a more important issue.

So bravo to you.

Thank you.

You had visibility everywhere and you do.

It's amazing how much you're out there, your voice is out there.

If people don't know it, Scott has his own.

Just talk about the two or three podcasts you'd most like people to do, because I think that's the best way to get closer to you.

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