Matthew Cox

They can't see what my screen is doing.

They can't see what they're producing, and they're going to crash, unfortunately.

But a sucker's born every minute.

P.T.

Barnum said that a long time ago.

And a lot of things you believe on the internet or YouTube or TikTok, whatever the case may be, the best way to pass a polygraph is to be honest in the pre-test, right?

And say, I've done X, Y, and Z. Not go down the rabbit hole of YouTube, TikTok, whatever, and just be 100% honest.

If you do that and get a good night's sleep, chances are you're going to pass a polygraph if you have nothing to hide.

I mean, is that something that— It's amazing, and I'm sure you've seen this in your time around people like that, right?

There's a lot of people that talk a big game, right?

And I'll see a lot of people on Reddit, or back when I was running more applicant exams, I'll see people that I tested the next day go on these forums and be like, yeah, I did this, that, and the other, and I passed.

And I'm like, no, you didn't.

Or I passed because I did countermeasures.

No, you failed.

Or we caught the countermeasures or whatever.

We don't provide those results to anybody else, so they can say whatever they want to say.

I mean, if they pass, most people are going to tell you.

Yeah, typically.

You're going to say, hey, you're moving forward in the process.

Most people you're going to know.