SPEAKER_02

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.

It's like, I don't know.

I got little kids.

They're going to inherit this world.

I got to do everything I can to, you know, like I may have said this before to you, but like the example I think of is like if you like, let's say you're in your house with your family and like you've got like, let's say a gun or two in the house and then you look outside and you see like there's like 10 guys with guns charging the house.

And it's just you and you just have your one or two guns.

There's 10 guys with guns charging the house and your family's in the house.

Like you don't have a right as like the man of your house.

You don't have a right to sit there and go, oh man, there's 10 of them and only one of me.

I mean, I just think the future looks bleak.

It's like, what?

I don't care.

I don't know.

You know your house better than them, right?