Graham Platner

Right.

Although, I mean, that's not in any way, shape, or form remotely worth it.

And then there's just the...

There's just kind of interacting with the whole media landscape and political world as a pretty normal guy up until August.

And so, like, that's a whole wild experience.

Like, I open my phone and see my name and I'm like, I don't know.

No, no, no.

I don't want to see that.

Like, it's just this very.

And it's not always good.

Not mostly good.

No, it's such a, yeah, it's a very, like, it's just very surreal.

Yeah.

And I also very much understand why.

I guess the biggest lesson I have learned is structurally it's borderline impossible for regular people to pull this off.

If you're a regular human being with not a lot of money and having lived a pretty normal life who doesn't want to just get your entire existence ripped to pieces, I can see why people don't want to do this.

And for me, when I got into this thing, I'm an elder millennial.

I've spent most of my life on the internet.

I was well aware when the moment I said yes to this whole experience that somebody was going to come along with a bunch of resources and dig up every single thing I ever did on the internet and try to use it.

I knew that was coming.