Jamal

Hello, Ramesh and Shanti.

Big fan of the show.

I'm Jamal from Leicester.

My question is going to Shanti.

I'm getting married in summer and my mother-in-law, future mother-in-law, her English is not that great.

What is the best tips that you can give me to impress her and do without really speaking her language?

What would you say would impress her?

And also same for Ramesh.

What did you do to impress your mother-in-law if you even impressed your mother-in-law?

Anyway, thank you.

No, I did not. You got busted looking at porn? You want to know what it was? Yeah.

No, I did not. You got busted looking at porn? You want to know what it was? Yeah.

He was playing his skin flute. What happened? You had to go for a quick game of pocket pool. How'd you ride it? Oh, my God.

He was playing his skin flute. What happened? You had to go for a quick game of pocket pool. How'd you ride it? Oh, my God.

I think you are highlighting something that they can do right away, which I think is very powerful, which is just using these distribution channels that Elon has now to create a massive layer of accountability. I do think that Sunshine is a really incredible disinfectant. I think the best way that they could start, if possible, is to stop paying

I think you are highlighting something that they can do right away, which I think is very powerful, which is just using these distribution channels that Elon has now to create a massive layer of accountability. I do think that Sunshine is a really incredible disinfectant. I think the best way that they could start, if possible, is to stop paying

their vendors until you actually have some amount of accounting to figure out, as you said, how many $600 soap dispensers are actually being bought and sold. Now, that kind of whatever you want to call that, corruption or grift, it's not going to account for hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars.

their vendors until you actually have some amount of accounting to figure out, as you said, how many $600 soap dispensers are actually being bought and sold. Now, that kind of whatever you want to call that, corruption or grift, it's not going to account for hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars.

but I do think that it is a very moral and symbolic win that says we're going to start to get much more rational and it starts to allow the average American to actually feel like they have a little bit of control and they have a more vested interest in how the government spends money. But I actually want to take a step back for a second.

but I do think that it is a very moral and symbolic win that says we're going to start to get much more rational and it starts to allow the average American to actually feel like they have a little bit of control and they have a more vested interest in how the government spends money. But I actually want to take a step back for a second.