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And so like, yeah, in the short term, things are still the same.

Government policy is still what it is.

And the people don't really have much control over that.

But I think like long term, I'm very bullish on the ability of people to really wake up and understand what's going on here.

Yeah, yeah.

I was reading about that a couple weeks ago, right?

And that's being sold at dispensaries and stuff?

Yeah, I know he intervened in the, not intervened, but he, with the India-Pakistan thing, I know he got all of them on the phone.

And he's, you know, I obviously just had Putin over here.

But yeah, I think there was a few examples of that, which is great.

Well, it's not not only is it great.

Right.

But it's isn't it so insane that it that it took this long for like just with the Putin and Donald Trump that like that, like I always say, I know this is kind of like a hippie ish thing to say, but I think the world needs a little bit more of that.

But like, OK, yeah.

It's kind of crazy that war still exists.

It's kind of crazy that we're at the... You'd almost feel like if you saw a society and you're like, you've gotten to the point where you have the written language and two story buildings.

You'd be like, you probably should have figured out something other than war at this point.

But yet, you're talking about a society with the internet and skyscrapers and heart surgery and all these things.

But still...

And we have international governance of some sort.