Ian Wendt

Yeah, for sure.

I think so.

I think that definitely because, you know, it was more of like a.

It was more of a celebrity, more of a brand.

And honestly, it was also just the crazy polarization of it.

But I think it's also just the world of social media has brought that out.

Because media in general, mainstream media, social media, those are the things that they thrive off of politics.

Politics are what create the engagement form.

100%.

Create the views or whatever.

It's...

I actually said the other day, I don't think there's anything.

I actually encourage people being politically homeless.

Like if at this point you are subscribing to either of the parties and if at this point you are, you know, hitching your wagon to any of these like, you know, tribal groups.

Loyalists slash any of these groups that are that are completely based on you know Licking the boots of whoever the politician is that's that's running it like you're you're missing the plot.

Yeah, because it's two wings of the same bird and What matters now more than ever before is just that we look inward as a people and it has to get back to we the people yeah, because our politicians and our system and the government has failed us completely and totally and

And it's because of this two party system.

This two party system is the greatest cancer in our country.

I truly believe that because it's like you said, it has made everything tribal.

It's made every single part of our life like all revolve around politics.