Drew Hernandez

That's not a joke.

That's real.

They have the serious dog sled Arctic defense, which I'm sure they're great people and great dogs, but that's not really going to cut it.

And so then there's this argument that, well, this violates the spirit of NATO or something.

And I think NATO is a Cold War organization.

It was developed in the Cold War to protect the American empire against the Soviet empire and the Warsaw Pact.

And it doesn't mean exactly the same thing after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

And yeah, to all of your points, well, no, not as much to Ben's, you know, because he doesn't want us to just gobble up the whole world.

But to Matt and Drew's point, you know, we're great, we grow, we become empires, that's what we do.

And you just look at the map and you say, this is kind of weird, especially with a more aggressive China and Russia.

whether or not they're actually going to land and put up a P.F.

Chang's and nuke.

Like the fact that they're a little a little more on the move now means that, yeah, I think we need to get a little more serious, guys.

And, you know, Denmark, I think you're going to get on board.

I do think they're going to get on board.

Am I in the minority here?

No, you're probably not in the minority, but you're wrong.

It always comes down to that.

It always comes down to this.

You know, and because we added Hawaii as a state in 1959, the vastness of the American empire sea to sea, we can actually have coconut shrimp once we take Greenland.