Tim Fullerton

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Get your ass out to vote.

You get texts on, on election day, go fucking vote.

having somebody locally, having somebody running for Senate, having somebody on the presidential ballot, obviously they're all on the same ballot.

And if you're in the polling place and you're voting for two, three, four candidates you're excited about, that lifts all of them.

It's not just about having a strong name at the top of the ticket, like we sort of conventionally think.

It might actually be more effective to have people you know personally on the ballot come to think of it.

I think I come more from the like, whatever gets you excited in politics, whatever gets you engaged.

If that's an initiative, a ballot initiative, if that's volunteering, if that's working at the polling station, if that's voting or donating to support anyone who gets you really excited to be engaged in politics.

Like that's my that's my one.

That's that's my absolute top priority for everyone, because I think when you learn more, you get engaged.

You know, the candidates, you understand how the mechanics work.

I think the rest.

comes pretty naturally versus trying like being told what to do.

It's kind of like the movie inception when someone else tells you what to do, you like automatically want to do the opposite.

You don't want to do that shit.

And so like, I just, I don't know.

I try to get people hopeful and then, and then hope that it works out.

And you said one thing though, that I got to push back.