Kyla Turner

Exactly.

So you can just argue that that's already communism right there, that every year I have to pay taxes on my house that I already own.

And they can do this very easily once they put in a social credit score.

I'm not even kidding.

That is how they can basically make it.

I don't think they need it.

i think they i mean they put that in they just create more free social services and then we'd all have to just behave and the social credit score already exists i know i agree but it will be out in the open it'll be like your driver's license you'll have to check your social credit score to go anywhere you so that already exists yeah but i'm talking about like just out in the open but they don't need to do it in the open they don't need to do it in the open okay so uh for instance

I heard he gained a lot of weight.

Well, I don't know.

Oh, yeah, it absolutely is.

Well, look at New York City.

Like, if you want to get an apartment in New York City, the co-op board can just basically ban you for nothing, like, if they just don't like anything about you.

And so I think that that will be, whatever happens in New York, it's kind of, can be extrapolated to the future of our society.

So it's like, we kind of already do, like Tim says, have a hidden social credit score, but I think it would probably be better if we had a forward-facing one, because then at least you get some free government assistance or something, right?

Because that's why people will sign up for it, because it'll...

I think you're being naive because a lot of politicians... No, I think you're avoiding the question.

Say something, man.

How are you guys feeling, man?

And mass deportations.

They have all the capacity.