Jeremy Scahill

Not me, not me.

That's a Sager exclusive thing.

Well, I'm slightly less disciplined than you, I think.

I think my decompression is going to the gym.

I hit the gym every day.

That helps just to center your mind or keep your body moving or whatever else.

And then watching anime.

That's a decompression thing for me.

But to your point, I think that it almost like you kind of have to have...

I don't know if it's like an understanding or acceptance of it, but maybe it's just like something a little bit wrong in people's brains who are obsessed with politics.

Because I know so many people in my life that if you talk for even like 20 minutes about what's currently going on in the world, they're going to be overwhelmed and they're going to

be depressed or they're not going to want to talk about it.

And, you know, even people who watch this show, like you're already in like the top 10% or, you know, even smaller of people who consume the news.

Like you're, you're an outlier relative to the general population.

A lot of people just, it's too much.

And that's, you know, to some extent acceptable, but it's also like we do have to live in the reality that we're facing right now.

And if we're not paying attention, if we're not staying informed, then it's only going to get worse.

It's not going to get better magically by itself.

Yeah.

There you go.