Francis Foster

If you understood that, good, but I'm gonna repeat myself.

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it's interesting you say that um because there's people who've offered to invest in our show and like help and it's it's not really ever appealed to us because we know that if that happens we no longer can have the conversations we want we have to have the conversations that are going to get views yeah

And then that would ruin the whole thing that we do because it works because it's authentic.

And if you try and create something fake, then you make more, you get more clicks.

But then the people who actually watch the show in the beginning don't want to watch it anymore.

And we'd hate our job as well.