 Let's see, and Eris says it very well. We are all hucksters and frauds according to Gary. It's very true. That's what he believes it to be. I don't believe it to be. I think the people that I've met here, we sat down with Anamoka Brands and it was a really good conversation about what we want to do and what they want to do. And I can just, the VCs, some of the VCs that we've talked to, you can just tell, you can just tell when people are in for money and that's like, just tell me, what do I gotta do to make a maximum amount of money? With Anamoka Brands, I gotta tell you, it was mostly like, how are we gonna grow this thing? How are we gonna get a win for Web3? How are we gonna get people to play this? And it was just like, there was really no talk about price. It was crazy. It was good. So I like that. Michelle Lynn says, by the way, Rob, no longer homeless. I work for a Bitcoin mining company. Fantastic. Nothing more worse than being homeless. Meme, hello. We need solar, one solution to Puerto Rico. Yeah, Meme, we gotta talk. I just, we just put solar panels on our house and two inverters. So yeah, that's definitely needed because in Puerto Rico, we have a problem with electricity. Let's see. Oh, you know what? That was a thing I skipped over. There was a story about this. Little bonus for everybody. Riot Blockchain, they just racked up 31 million in energy credits because in Texas, we've been super hot. Like 110 degrees. I don't know what that's in Celsius. 50 cells, I don't know. But people complain about Bitcoin, Bitcoin miners. All they gotta, like when we need electricity, the electric grid, the companies that, I think it's ERCOT that oversees, yeah, the electrical reliability council of Texas, ERCOT. They just conduct the Bitcoin miners to go, look, shut down. We need more electricity. No problem, boss. And they do that, and they get like massive amount of tax credits. So here's what happened. The company secured almost 32 million in power and demand response credits. This represents more than a 300% increase from July when Riot received only 7.8 million. At Bitcoin's current price, August's energy credit haul equates to about 12, 1,232 Bitcoin, which is way more than what Riot actually mined which is they mined 333. So they make more money just turning off their race. It's a pretty good deal. Effectively Riot sustained more cashflow in August by shutting down its operations, blah, blah, blah. In fact, Riot mined 19% fewer Bitcoin than July of 2023. And then the CEO said this is gonna put us in a competitive advantage. As I read this, I don't think they get cash on hand. I think it's credits. So they can really ramp up their amount of of rigs that they're using to mine the Bitcoin and it can reduce their, you know, electoral costs down to, you know, fractions of a penny with their credit. So maybe that'd be something good to look into as far as a stock. Just saying, I don't know. But yeah, that's good. Save flight, let's hope so. Oh, the shallows go wrong. I've got a great question. You develop your own blockchain. No, we're not. We're not development on blockchain. So think of the, this is why I'm so bullish on web three gaming. Think of like some of the biggest games out there. Let's just say, let's say you take angry birds, right? And that angry birds made over a billion dollars. I think they're just their movie rights alone was $723 million. So let's say that you took angry birds, right? And you were able to take the web two version and create NFTs and tokens. And the tokens that people bought into and it would always be free, right? You could use this as an example of our project. You could always play flappy bird on your phone, your device for free. But let's say you said, well, I want some of that revenue that is coming in. Wouldn't it be great to have a token and stake that token and then you can get 50% of the revenue from the web two version that is coming in and because you're a token holder and people would say, well, why would a company do that? You know, why don't they just keep all the revenue? Well, you can do that, but it's not going to really build web three. So think of it that way when we, when I start to finally talk about the project that we're getting into. So I'm not, we're not creating a blockchain. We're actually discussing on which blockchain to build our web three version on. And that's it. Oh, jungle inks here. A little jungle. Rob, I read somewhere that Korean prefer to use XRP over other blockchains is true. From what I understand, most of them like to use Tront as far as their stable coin, quite honestly. But, you know, it depends on which ones you talk to, I suppose. So here in Korea, it seems like that's a big thing. Yeah, Casper, sure. Morning. Not some Casper? No. So I don't talk about it. Fantastic. I think that's it. I think I did my job today because no one has much question, which is great. Tomato coin never, tomato coin, if you don't know, was a meme coin that I created on Cardano. And I just, it was just an airdrop to everybody who was part of my Cardano stake pool. And it was free. It was just a joke. And everybody got a bunch of tomato coin, like, what do I do with this? Like, nothing. Same thing you do with Pepe coin. Just wait for the price to go up. Maybe someone wants to buy it from you. But that never took off. It was kind of ridiculous. Ben's chair is here. Ben's chair is quite a celebrity, actually. He does, he or she or they always seem to find a way to work their way in the chats. So welcome, Ben's chair. And that's it. Last one, Gala. I'm not too bullish on Gala because the two founders are suing each other, basically both saying that they committed fraud. So that's never a good look for the company. The games are pretty great. Spider tanks and things like that. We just had classy games on last week. Watch that interview. He'll tell you all about Gala. And it could be big, but, you know, with the two founders fighting, probably not a great play right now. But who knows? And that's it. All right, buddy. So thanks for stopping by. I appreciate it. Like today's video. We'll give it a thumbs up. Subscribe and all that good stuff. We'll see you guys back in the regular office on next week. Adios. Have a good day.