Michelle Wolf

They're like, it is happening.

Yeah.

And, you know, people want to believe what they want to believe.

And there's so much information out there and there's no way to know, like, and, and, you know, like news organizations, a lot of like news media, traditional news media, they started having opinion people on their shows.

Right.

But when you turn on, even, you know, you turn on CNN and there's someone behind a desk saying something and,

There's nothing on the screen that says this is their opinion.

You'd think most people would be able to discern facts from opinion, but very clear that that's not the case.

And I even found myself recently, like, you know, like I'll see posts and stuff online and I'll be like, what?

And then I'll send it to a friend and they're like, this one's not true.

And I was like, oh, okay.

Well, I mean, you know, more than anything that we could have an a toggle on like Instagram or whatever it is.

It's just like, don't show me any AI.

Yes.

What a sturdy, sturdy arm to be held by.

Oh, the fake bubble burst?

Wow, I'm so surprised.

They normally give me some sort of information a couple weeks out.

I do know the day after it was released, it did make it in the top ten for a minute.

Congratulations.