Lori Siegel

We've taken out 90 million Viet Cong.

I'm exaggerating, obviously.

And then what happened?

And then what happened is exactly very similar circumstance to what we see right now where U.S.

troops are working remotely.

You have multiple U.S.

bases which are declared uninhabitable.

You have an aircraft carrier which has to leave the region.

We're running dramatically low on

on interceptors, the military logic of it all starts to be foreseen, and then you have a big event which shows for the final moment, you're like, oh my God, everything they told us is a total lie.

Remember, the vast majority of people are still not paying attention to this war.

They're mostly just going on with their lives.

to the extent that they have paid any attention whatsoever.

Probably gas prices, if I had to guess.

That's basically it.

You know, they're mostly going about their lives.

They know something is kind of happening, but it's not yet there.

They're hearing some of the White House stuff and they're like, sounds ridiculous, but whatever, just moving on.

But the big one, when it comes, that's what you want to avoid at all costs.

Because that is, those emperor have no clothes or even empire has no clothes moments, you never come back from it.