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That's what I'm saying. So how do we do that? How do we instill that? That's the kind of discussion. We're always going to start sleeping with teachers.

Absolutely. If we need more engineers, don't make the education so expensive. Exactly. We need it. And we need more engineers.

Absolutely. If we need more engineers, don't make the education so expensive. Exactly. We need it. And we need more engineers.

Absolutely. If we need more engineers, don't make the education so expensive. Exactly. We need it. And we need more engineers.

They talk about the markets all the time, but it's like the market's going to fucking decide for you, buddy. And eventually they're going to realize we can't buy a new iPhone every year. And then your iPhone sales tank, or we could create a system that in some way is, I don't know.

They talk about the markets all the time, but it's like the market's going to fucking decide for you, buddy. And eventually they're going to realize we can't buy a new iPhone every year. And then your iPhone sales tank, or we could create a system that in some way is, I don't know.

They talk about the markets all the time, but it's like the market's going to fucking decide for you, buddy. And eventually they're going to realize we can't buy a new iPhone every year. And then your iPhone sales tank, or we could create a system that in some way is, I don't know.

And again, this is way smarter than me to figure out, but like there is some way allowing people slightly more equitable. Yeah, it's just like making enough money. And I don't know if Henry Ford did this, but, of course, in the lore, you always hear, like, everybody on the line could afford a car. Right. Right?

And again, this is way smarter than me to figure out, but like there is some way allowing people slightly more equitable. Yeah, it's just like making enough money. And I don't know if Henry Ford did this, but, of course, in the lore, you always hear, like, everybody on the line could afford a car. Right. Right?

And again, this is way smarter than me to figure out, but like there is some way allowing people slightly more equitable. Yeah, it's just like making enough money. And I don't know if Henry Ford did this, but, of course, in the lore, you always hear, like, everybody on the line could afford a car. Right. Right?

Like, you would like to believe that everybody that is, you know, working 40 hours a week can afford the average goods that the American consumer would want to buy. I don't know how we do that. And I don't know if it's through taxation.

Like, you would like to believe that everybody that is, you know, working 40 hours a week can afford the average goods that the American consumer would want to buy. I don't know how we do that. And I don't know if it's through taxation.

Like, you would like to believe that everybody that is, you know, working 40 hours a week can afford the average goods that the American consumer would want to buy. I don't know how we do that. And I don't know if it's through taxation.

And can we, like, can we bring these...

And can we, like, can we bring these...

And can we, like, can we bring these...

billionaires can we bring these oligarchs into that conversation and they're clearly brilliant right many of them obviously there's a bunch of them they're just nepo babies and i'm curious your thoughts on like the the nepo babies the trust fund kids who have taken along like you know taking up politics and are finger wagging at people well who actually work for a living when they've never had a real job i'm curious your take on on them being so opinionated yeah well

billionaires can we bring these oligarchs into that conversation and they're clearly brilliant right many of them obviously there's a bunch of them they're just nepo babies and i'm curious your thoughts on like the the nepo babies the trust fund kids who have taken along like you know taking up politics and are finger wagging at people well who actually work for a living when they've never had a real job i'm curious your take on on them being so opinionated yeah well

billionaires can we bring these oligarchs into that conversation and they're clearly brilliant right many of them obviously there's a bunch of them they're just nepo babies and i'm curious your thoughts on like the the nepo babies the trust fund kids who have taken along like you know taking up politics and are finger wagging at people well who actually work for a living when they've never had a real job i'm curious your take on on them being so opinionated yeah well

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