Jamie Loftus

Um, but I also kind of think he and the others probably have millions or tens of millions that they set aside, um, in shady ways for themselves.

Yeah, it is so funny.

I don't know, Jamie.

Again, I think the solution is- The podcaster's dilemma.

There we go.

Look, here's where I'll land on this.

You know, I don't think-

people should be thrown into cages generally unless there's literally no other way to stop them from harming folks.

And I don't think that's the case with these people.

So instead, I think the actual solution is,

is to close from the outside all of the doors to the fucking rich person apartment complex they occupy in that Bahamas development, lock it from the outside, and once a week drop in food and necessities via a helicopter and never let them leave or use the internet again.

Have them all just be with their friends in their weird little compound going increasingly insane with their Chinese harem shit.

I don't know.

I guess that's another kind of prison.

But if we film it, we can make money.

Yeah.

I, I guess like, like my serious answer is what do you do to people like this is you stop them from ever being able to have access to money again or start companies again.

And hopefully eventually they find something to do that actually helps human beings and is like, uh, like of any kind of use, like working at a grocery store, there's, that's a real benefit.

People need to get food and people need like, that's a respectable, honest way to make a living.

Um,