SPEAKER_02

Okay.

Well, I've done whatever.

I've done 17 episodes being a downer.

So let me don't, I'll, you know, I'll give you a few minutes.

You know, I saw it.

So I, I was, I hung out with Ron Paul a little bit as I was telling you, I was at his party the other day.

And, um, you know, it's like, uh, every time I see him,

he always asks me the same question and it's always like the feeling like this like fatherly, like there's a right answer to this and a wrong answer to this, but he always goes, he goes, so Dave, are you more optimistic or pessimistic?

And I always say optimistic because I know that's the correct.

And every time he asked me this and I say optimistic, he just nods his head.

He's like, like, it's just like, correct.

That's the correct answer.

You're not allowed to be pessimistic.

You got to be optimistic.

And I am.

I am.

That's right.

And you don't, you kind of, I think this, I mean, I feel this way particularly, I think when you have kids, this becomes like a more focused, I think that.

The way I look at it is because I have kids, I don't have an option to be pessimistic.

I don't have an option to be blackpilled or just feel bad about it.