Scott Adams

If we get everybody to start doing that, that also might start lowering the temperature.

I think it was Scott who said, it's not your opinion that's the problem.

It's your certainty that your opinion is correct.

That's the problem.

Yeah, you know, I'm still in the truck a few times a week when I can get in there as I'm winding down trucking over the next couple of months.

Personally, I just love to get on the road and see the world.

And I can tell you Canada is going to have massive economic collapse in six to nine months because transport of commodities into the United States is a leading indicator of our economic health.

And we've all but collapsed.

That's why I can take time off today and nobody bothers me.

And I can take an entire week off.

They're like, yeah, take as much time as you want.

I think the way Scott would frame it is something I've talked about on the radio, actually.

I've mentioned Scott a number of times because I do legacy radio.

I'm actually doing an interview later on today.

I might even talk about this interview.

And I take Scott's framing of,

Who taught Canada how to fight?

And I tell them the story of when Doug Ford, who was the conservative side that sabotaged the trucker convoy, he was going to fight back against Trump by cancelling the contract and banning Starlink from Canada.

As Scott said, let me get this straight, the way they're going to fight back is turn off their own internet.

Okay.