 I was wondering why he didn't move to an alternative video platform like Rumble. He wouldn't face the censorship and with the following as big as his, it would do a lot of boosts for Rumble's popularity. You know what? They gave him a hundred million dollars and they promised them he would have complete control. For that, I'd go to Rumble if I had complete control. Now in the contract, I don't know what the deal was, I haven't read the contract, but in the contract if it said they give all editorial control over me to me as a podcaster, then yeah, I'll take the hundred million dollars, thank you very much, signed our contract and when they break the contract, I can say you broke the contract and then with a hundred million dollars in my pocket and a bigger following, move on to a free speech platform. So it's a game you have to play. It's got to be strategic. Use the enemy's weakness against them. The enemy's weakness is they want to consolidate information. They want to get the numbers, the data, the viewers, the eyes on their platforms and the world to give up a fair bit for that privilege. But you make sure if you're doing that, in your contract stipulates that if they break their terms of service, you can walk away just the same way they're using their terms of service against humanity with censorship. I don't know what Joe Rogan's game is, what he strategized and stuff like this, but my recommendation to him is they broke their agreement. Go to a free speech platform and see what you get. Man, man, what a flood that will be. Delicious, delicious, delicious. Just to smack down. At the same time, buy your puts on Spotify. So if I was doing that, if I was Joe Rogan, literally, seriously, this is exactly what I would do. If I was Joe Rogan, I talked to my lawyers, make sure that they can't screw me over by saying I'm walking. While you're doing that, as soon as you get to go ahead from your lawyers, you buy fucking, pump it. Buy a million dollars worth of puts on Spotify. Buy a million puts on Spotify. Distribute it over short-term, medium-term or long-term. Just pound it. Then the next day, announce. If you're going to buy a million dollars worth of puts on Spotify, you're going to have to distribute it over a two-week month period. Get in slowly. Get your position in. Once you've got your full position in, come out and announce Spotify broke their contract, you're walking, you're going rumble. At the same time, I don't think, actually, rumble has calls as well. At the same time, you buy a million dollars worth of calls on rumble. Million puts on Spotify. Million dollars worth of calls on rumble. Do this over a month period. Do it slowly. This is, by the way, what they do. Big money does this. Appreciate it. I don't think it can be considered insider trading because you're making decisions based on your personal finances. But who am I to talk about legality? Because you can do this under the table. As soon as you've got your position in, come out and announce it. You'll see Spotify stock collapse, sell your puts. You'll see CFVI, Disclaimer Family has positioned in CFVI. You'll see CFVI most likely double at least in price. Your million dollars of puts on Spotify would probably return if you did it right. Probably yield at least 10 million. Your calls on CFVI would probably yield at least another 10 million. So that's a 20 million dollar play plus you tell the censors to go f themselves. You go to a free speech platform. Humanity cheers. Win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win. That's my advice to Joe Rogan.