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Because I know.

I know the truth.

I'm like, look, people, we talk about it all the time, desperation, et cetera.

I understand that.

There's still some personal agent.

We got to spread the word, all right?

How can we live in a society where people are trusting Polymarket, CalSheet, and DraftKings as much as Verizon, Target?

Like, listen, I get it.

all right?

I've had bad experiences with all of these major companies.

But, you know, Bank of America is a very highly regulated enterprise.

Yes, they will rip you off, et cetera, and there's a lot of structural reasons, but they're not explicitly rooting for you to lose or creating the entire thing.

You can still get, you know, decently wealthy by just using one of these random stock, you know, exchanges and just putting your money passively into the S&P 500.

And yet, oh, Robinhood and day trading and DraftKings and, you know, it's,

I understand it at a sociological level, but it is sick.

Like it's beyond sick that we even have this level of trust in these companies.

And this is also where, you know, predatory advertising comes into play.

Cal State running ads for teenagers or has in the past 11,

allegedly, from what I've seen, which I know that they've denied, and they're saying that they're not running them anymore, being like, oh, it's an easy way for you to make money.

DraftKings and FanDuel have the most expensive advertising money can buy for every sports season about the various pick-ems and how they'll go, free $100, if you bet five, you win 200.