Josh Johnson

And then there's those people who are in those open relationships where I'm like, I could tell you were about to cheat anyway.

Yeah.

And we really lucked out that they didn't care.

Yeah.

And that's what this feels like.

It's like they could have come up with some.

I mean, if anything, it felt lazy to me that they didn't lean on more at least or make it seem like the sole purpose of entering Venezuela was as some some form of like humanitarian duty.

Over how Maduro treated the people and what what he had done to them over time and everything.

And instead of any of that, instead of any pretext of like we are going to be the administration of peace, we don't plan to get into a war with this country.

We actually just wanted to topple this regime because we see how poorly these people are being treated.

Instead of any of that, they were like, we do like oil.

And it's like that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It rings really reminiscent to me of someone who was about to write an entire speech about how we'd actually be a stronger couple if we weren't held down by society's standards of what it means to be in a strong, united household.

And then before they could even speak, the other person's like, hey, are you like kind of bored?

That's what it that's what it feels like.

So I take it face value some of what they say.

I just don't take the the arguments made as good faith.

Yeah, because I feel like we see we it's almost we've had Trump as a president and as a political figure for what a little over a decade now.