Phil Labonte

She divorced him.

Yeah.

She definitely divorced him, so...

Yeah.

I just want to say universal enfranchisement is an error.

This goes to an argument that I made before people that are in Gen X, uh,

Some millennials, definitely boomers, they still care about privacy.

They still care about being able to control what people see and stuff like that.

Gen Z and younger millennials and Gen Alpha, they don't care because they assume that everything's recorded.

Because generally, everything is.

If you're in public, there's going to be a phone.

There's going to be security cameras.

They just assume that there is no privacy anymore.

So they'll do whatever they're going to do with cameras forever.

in their face, and that's largely because they just assume that cameras are watching anyways.

It's just, it's like the, uh, sovereign citizens, right?

Like you get pulled over.

Maybe the camera's not there, but they're there to push the cops buttons.

They're like, all right, now's my chance.

You know, I think they're trying to get out of something.