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Sounds like a plan. And I was actually thinking it's 8.40 and I probably need to start doing things for work. I'm actually working as I'm doing this now. We had something pop up at 6.34 this morning and I just got an email about it. And so it's going to take a few minutes of my time and stuff and I'm actually halfway done fixing it. It's funny how that happens, isn't it? Like, not 6.34 this morning. I'm not even sure how the rate goes. My wife's link size is about 6.3k on top of the net. I'm not sure what normal work stuff. So there's nothing that I have done on my side that would change anything. It's just great. I got one of the good ones. Anyhow, so yeah, we're going to start 73 rounds and we'll go up to the top. AA-4-H-O. 73 rounds. We'll start with you, sir. Okay, very good. Interesting question. I see and hear a lot of people, you know, say that they don't like the way this is being run, but it's not run like that anymore and they haven't heard or transitioned over to the way it is now. A good question I heard being asked was, what do you think is a scam? Maybe that would be a good question asked on here someday. One of the people answered that they thought Bitcoin was a scam. Right, great. I've said that myself. You know, it's always the last person that bought into it. This is repeated. Let me shut off this other one. Okay. The face that those people have in it that maybe someday it might become an actual useful currency, you know, played a factor in it. You know, probably most people that put their money towards it actually, you know, just wanted to make money because it kept raising in value. Basically, yeah, it was. And it was a good way for criminals to get big transactions that, you know, couldn't be detected and stuff. But now that's all been changed recently. Yet you'll still hear a lot of people, you know, say, well, you know, it's not a good thing. It's going to be used as a currency. Its value is probably going to be moving like gold, which if gold is up, so does Bitcoin. It's not going to be good for people like us. It's only going to be good for people that make enormously large transactions, like between, you know, large corporations or between governments and stuff. If it catches on, which, you know, it's being pushed to catch on. So it probably will. So right now Bitcoin is probably as good an investment as gold. But you'll still get your people who will say differently because they don't even, they didn't even know that it's going to be used for that. And being promoted for it to be an actual valid currency that you can make an investment in because corporations, corporations or between governments are going to be using that. And, you know, there's only a certain amount of Bitcoin, but it goes where a smaller amount is worth more and you can go infinitely in that direction. So who knows, maybe one Bitcoin could be worth a million dollars, like Cathy Woods says. I don't know if that's going to be the case. She saw something in it. You know, I never did until recently. So I think that is an answer that somebody should give if you're asked, what do you think is a scam? And this is an example I'm using for a lot of other things I've heard even today. It won't be the same. Changes that have been undertaken that basically is not valid, like Bitcoin and a scam. Looking into the future. Yeah, not very far in the future. I think it's already taken place because Bitcoin is trading like gold. And the only good thing about gold, it's not that it's a jewelry or we're going to be using it more for electronics. The big thing about gold and why it fluctuates is because it's a currency. All right. So that's my take on that. And everybody have a nice day. I can't believe it's Thursday already, but I'm glad it is. So see everybody tomorrow, Friday into the week for each year. Rock, paper, paper. Back to Josh.
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