Dan Shepard

And I just cannot foresee how on earth you're going to tell everyone that owns a company here.

Because, again, if you're not thinking it through, you're like, oh, yeah, that guy has $1 billion of cash.

Give me 5% of it.

That billionaire owns stock in a company.

So are you saying sell 5% of your holdings of your company?

Do you think that's what's going to happen?

That's not going to happen.

That person is going to bounce.

Everyone's going to fucking bounce.

The amount of money that's going to get lost by this extra grab to me is a little emblematic of the lack of pragmatism or reverse engineering reality that

We are virtuous and we have great thoughts, but it doesn't feel realistic.

I want to say publicly, I agree with that.

That would end up in court.

Yeah, I guess time will tell if it passes, but I think there'll be a lot less tax revenue if that passes.

It is not hard to move to Austin.

No, I have a house in Tennessee.

I choose to be a resident here and I'm happy to pay the taxes to a point.

If you tell me that after I've already paid half of it, which I was happy to give away, that I now need to give the shit I saved another half of that.

I like Tennessee.

I'll be there.