CoffeeZilla

It's tricky, but if you maintain a cool head through all of that and hold to your ethics and your ideas and use it to spread the ideas, which you do extremely well on YouTube, I think it could be a really powerful platform.

There's no other platform that allows for the viral spread of ideas, good ideas, than this.

And this is where, especially with Twitter Spaces,

I mean, where else would I see, I think, twice impromptu conversations with CoffeeZilla and SPF?

Although I'm sure he's a fan.

Unfortunately, he will.

But I think he's already kind of probably...

has like PTSD of like, in the shadows lurks a coffeezilla.

I mean, there is, I think he honestly would enjoy talking to you.

There's a aspect of Twitter spaces that's a little uncertain of like, what are we doing here?

Because there's an urgency because other voices might want to butt in.

Exactly, exactly.

If it's an intimate one-on-one where you can like breathe, like hold on a second.

Yeah.

I think it's much easier.

So that sense, of course, is a little bit negative that there's too many voices, especially if it's a very controversial kind of thing.

So it's tricky.

But at the same time, the friction, it's so easy to just jump in.

So I can just...

I mean, I could, I mean, you just imagine like a Twitter space with like Zelensky and Putin.