Josh

Yeah.

And, you know, politically speaking, the wealth and the power is who controls everything.

They obviously via campaign donations is the most clear cut way.

But all kinds of interventions to basically let the top one or two percent make the decisions for the majority.

There's a social scientist.

And this isn't us railing on stuff.

This is just how it is.

Like, if you're saying this isn't the case, then you're lying, like you said.

There's a social scientist named Richard Reeves who said that the top 20% of earners are basically, have been completely successful in pushing zoning regulations and tax policies that benefit them all at the expense of the middle class.

They game the systems to pass that, you know, wealth down to their children or to get their kids into the better colleges.

It's just...

the way things have gone in the United States.

Yeah.

And the problem, one of the big problems is people are going to be all over our iTunes reviews being like, these guys are liberal idiots.

They don't know what they're talking about.

It's not liberal and conservative.

It's not Republican and Democrat.

This is strictly a class issue.

And the idea that you are defending a class beyond yours that is exploiting your own class, including you, doesn't

That's a problem because it's presented as a political thing.