Tim

it's mostly people outside of Texas to be perfectly honest.

And I will say, I can't say it definitively, but like,

some of them are being paid to do this.

I don't know.

And, and this is a problem in the influencer slash creator space too, about disclosures.

But, but anyways, it's like all of these people who don't live in Texas screaming about Jasmine Crockett taking APAC money.

And then it's like, well, James Tallarico has said positive things about Israel.

And then it's like, no, fuck you, fuck you both.

And then it's like, they're tearing each other apart in a race that is going to need every single Democrat to

plus Indies and some Republicans to get them over the finish line.

And all they're doing is ripping each other up.

Not the candidates themselves, but the camps are just killing each other.

Look, but it's in... I don't necessarily disagree.

I mean, I think, like, they both have... It's interesting, because they both have different perspectives on how to build the biggest coalition.

That's actually probably the biggest difference between the two of them.

Policy-wise, I don't think there's a lot of difference.

There isn't any like they're pretty.

But like I think Jasmine thinks that, you know, galvanizing voters who are people who haven't voted for a very long time doing the sort of the Bernie.

It's sort of a bit like the Bernie approach, right?

Like I'm going to excite a bunch of people that are tuned out of the process.