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Okay, J5 IOU returning. Yeah, Ron, I don't think that's what I was talking about, but I get what you're saying. I was just talking about the massive amount of power that the Supreme Court has. Once you make a decision, it's final. Nothing anybody can do about it, other than the people. I mean, we don't want it to be like a parlor where a whole bunch of people get shot and killed, right? So we follow the letter of the law. Whether it's right or wrong, I mean, come on, we've got humans saying it's right or it's wrong. I'm not saying that things should change, I'm just saying that the reality of the fact of the matter is the Supreme Court gets to decide, and they theoretically have the most power, in my opinion. Yeah, they don't get to deal with the daily deciding on what we do every day and trades and all that stuff, which is really, really important, don't get me wrong. But, I mean, let's think about it. Using this LA lawsuit that prevented them from enforcing the law, I mean, that's what they were doing, whether you liked it or didn't like it, I mean, that's what they were doing. So, anyhow, with that being said, if they decided that, hey, it's legal, then it's legal. And if they say, no, it's illegal, then it's illegal. There's nothing nobody can do about it, not the president, not Congress, nobody. I mean, Congress could theoretically, they could ratify the Constitution and put an amendment in there, which would then make it Constitutionable, but we all know that's not going to happen. You see, it's all about the illusion of power, and that's what I try to stress every day, is that it doesn't matter if it's left or if it's right, if it's black or white, or if it's one country, Canada, versus the United States, all that really, in the grand scheme of things, doesn't matter. You see, freedom is freedom no matter where you live at, no matter which country you live under. Take Canada for an example. My buddy, Darrell, legally has to kind of retreat if somebody breaks into his house for whatever reason, whether it's to kill them, rape them, steal from them, kidnap, whatever the reason is for them gaining entry into my buddy, Darrell's house, he's supposed to back up and be like, hey, mister, mister, I'm a nice guy and I don't want to bother you, take what you need and I'll call the cops after. Man, that's crap. That ain't freedom. That's a type of prison. So, Darrell, I hate to tell you this, and everybody in Canada, your asses ain't free. Neither are we in the United States, don't get me wrong. We probably have a few more freedoms than y'all do, but we ain't free either. The Patriot Act. Has anybody ever actually read into the Patriot Act and how many times it's been renewed? And did anybody actually see what the Patriot Act actually did to the American right? I'm going to take a real quick break. The Patriot Act. Man. A lot of us are old enough to remember when that went through. Keep in mind, this was a complete rewrite of our domesticated freedoms. Complete rewrite of our domesticated freedoms back after 9-11. Now, you tell me, I'm just planting this in your brain because I heard it last night on a podcast and I've been thinking about it ever since. Put this in your brain. They were able to pass the Patriot Act, which was comprehensive. We're talking, I don't know how many pages, but we're talking hundreds if not thousands and thousands of pages. They're able to put it together, read it, understand it, vote on it, and implement it. All in about a month after 9-11. In about a month. I mean, just a little, maybe four to six weeks after 9-11 happened. And in that, we lost the right to privacy. The FISA courts, or secret courts now, we get spied on by the NSA. I mean, let's not forget that big OT, that big AT&T building in downtown New York City. By the way, if you haven't looked that up, look up the AT&T building in New York City with the keyword NSA. That's where they ran all their illegal wiretapping on all Americans. See, this stuff ain't fake. This is verifiable. I say that because nobody's really free and everybody's fixated on the wrong things. Left versus right. Black versus white. Canada versus United States. When the actual reality is we're all just cogs in a machine. We are always going to be limited on what we can do. So if we're going to talk about freedoms, let's talk about real freedoms. Anyhow, that's kind of my mind today. Not getting on nobody or talking to nobody on this net. It's just really on my mind today. By the way, if y'all like podcasts, Sean Ryan is a great podcaster. But he did a podcast with a guy named AJ Gentile a couple weeks ago. And I finally got around to watching it last night. Talk about blow your mind. It's amazing. Oh man, it's so good. So I would say if y'all like podcasts and you need something to listen to today and work, try that podcast out. Alright, with that I am saying 73. Y'all have a great Tuesday. KJ5IRQ. Back to net control.