Why Andrew Yang Is Coming Back

I talked about that on the presidential trail in 2019 and 2020 and some folks came to me and said no you can't talk about boys and men and I was like Why not? I've been very fortunate where the more I try and give the more I get back Why should anybody care what Andrew Yang says? Because the crystal ball still works, baby. Andrew Yang You were right about a lot of stuff. Part of this is that I figured out that a lot of people liked me because they Sensed I was trying to make them less broke Wow I will make this ironclad prediction. Why do you feel like you are a good messenger for? You know, I do give away money every couple weeks Remember when everyone laughed at this guy Universal basic income AI is gonna take your jobs young men have issues the Dem should have a primary Yeah, it actually turns out he was right about that stuff. But what has he been doing since well today? I'm sitting down with my friend Andrew Yang and we're gonna talk about new ways he's trying to give people money a new book that gets personal a new company with an actual product that you might want to use and How his track record has aged? Uncomfortably well, so I will be answering this burning question Why the should you care what Andrew Yang has to say? Well, let's talk about it. All right. I'm here with Andrew Yang at one of your favorite midtown Chinese spots Yeah, this place is around the corner from our office so gosh Maybe not once a week, but like once every couple weeks What is it about Xi'an bites that you like because this is actually one of those like no frills kind of like fast casual obviously, there's no music no decor really no vibe, but The food is good. It's well priced and there's multiple locations Yeah, especially on a cold winter day. This stuff warms your soul. You know what I mean? Especially this this Beef noodle soup. I mean that hits home with you. Yeah, I mean, it's not necessarily the Taiwanese style But that is a beef noodle soup It definitely is a different style and yet very reminiscent of the stuff. I grew up on Andrew Yang You were right about a lot of stuff Can we go through the things that you were right about over the past so many years so many You were right about AI taking a lot of jobs, yeah, that was me so that the danger here is to think of it as Artificial intelligence is coming. It's actually already eating up the most common job Universal basic income and how I want to talk about how that ended up turning into kovat stimulus checks. You got a part in that Yeah, yeah, I I lobbied She said to say long and hard But there was a lot of lobbying. I mean I talked to maybe 60 members of Congress Pushing for the stimulus checks and we're really glad when they went out Yeah, so you were you had a part in that just so you know if you got a stimulus check I'm not saying you were the only person involved in that but you were pushing that I will say to the week after the Stimulus checks went out. I got a lot of thank-you notes, you know, and a lot of that stuff was, you know Digital and online but a lot of thank you who's coming by the way So that and I did lobby a lot of people for that. You were also right about kind of this This things that that's happening with young men right now in 2022 you wrote a Washington Post op-ed that said the boys are not okay and now not that you invented that phrase But that now that is a mainstream conversation Yeah, I talked about that on the presidential trail in 2019 and 2020 and some folks came to me and said no you can't talk about boys and men and I was like Why not like boys and men are people too and they were like no No, there's a Democratic primary and I'm like, I don't connect those two statements. So you're saying to me right now The vibe was a little bit different back then So you you didn't want to talk about men and what men needed at that time? But now in 2025 2026 people are like, oh, let's talk about this. This is yeah. Yeah. Yeah That's really like you're kind of early on things Sometimes yeah, you know what gives you this? six cents six and crystal ball Youngster Thomas. Yeah. Yes a fan. Oh, thank you. I appreciate it. You should run. Thank you Do you want to picture anything for he did run? Run again, he's a run again All right, let me get a pic. All right Yeah, what gives you the six cents like you're you're Are you a futurist or you know how to prepare for the future or you're just like, you know I just look at the data and if the data comes out then I just start talking about what was it? I think it's that last one where I have taken these Psychological tests to see what your and you know psychological or partisan leanings are and it turns out I'm very up-the-middle kind of neutral and so when I see facts and figures about men or AI or Polarization or these things? I'm like, hey guys like it's gonna be a problem and I've been surprised at how Innovative some of that stuff seems because it's like, you know to me It's pretty obvious that there's the way we're heading and then people like no, no No, I mean when I was talking about America Americans Potentially fighting each other at Civil War Civil War also back in 2020 people like oh, no, it's impossible And then you know here we are today. Yes in part because we have a Political system and a media industrial complex that benefits from making us mad at each other. Oh check check this out So Joe Biden January 2024 8081 years old really unpopular. Yeah, I remember If they have a primary Gavin Newsom runs Gretchen Whitmer runs Josh Shapiro runs Jamie Pritzker runs like so Dean was there Dean actually to his credit Approached these governor's about running against Joe Biden before he ran himself He was like, hey guys, someone needs to challenge Joe and it was just trying to fire people up. Yes And so when everyone was like not it not it not it He was like, all right screw you all like I'll take the assignment and I was there cheering Dean on and then literally like they're Standing next to him on stage being like hey guys got to listen to him And the Dems did not listen to him. The Dems said no Joe Biden's our guy and then that summer He has a catastrophic debate and they're like, oh my gosh, like, you know, Joe might not have all of his faculties And then they do the hurry up Coronation of Kamala, which again was like another opportunity to maybe have a mini primary But the major missed opportunity was in January of 2024 So so that that's one thing where if someone says like hey, what what like irks you right? It'd be like guys. I tried to save you from yourselves and so did Dean and instead of listening you were like no Like, you know Dean's a narcissist Dean's a megalomaniac and then six months later. They're like, oh my gosh Joe's senile like he crashed the debate like what are we gonna do? And then Dean and I and everyone who supported that that one of your Told you so that one. It's very hard not to be like told you so because then everyone's like, what do we do? What do we do? And it's like it's freaking obvious and now I'm not a fan of a lot of things going on under Trump, but there there's a lot of me That's like the Dems gave us this by not Fielding the best candidate and they could have done that just by having a primary by the way The DNC then had this like postmortem. It's like why did we lose in 2024? I know it's crazy Yeah, you feel like hey guys like should have had a primary It's like four words like that's the entire Postmortem and then said they came up with a bunch of stuff where they're not talking to men right or whatnot They should come to you, bro. But anyway, so that so that one They should by the way, they paid some consultant, you know six figures to tell them how to talk to men I mean, it's it's so that that stuff You got a new book you've written a lot of books now, I would say You're a person who understands where the world is headed in the future. Why are you still writing books? These things are cooked, bro And so this is a this is a problem. I know I'm I'm down but But in a way, it's the In a way, it's the reverse is I have to hurry up and lock chain I have to hurry up and write books while people still do read because my kids certainly aren't gonna read my books Jen out for a Gen Z with this or what? I mean, that's a great question You know, I Well, thank you. That was I'll confess to you all how I arrived at this book and you don't you haven't heard this yet So who the heck knows so check it out. I Wrote a book called the war on normal people about how AI is gonna eat the jobs and we should Adopt universal basic income as a solution and then that book became a thing because my presidential run I wrote a book after that called forward About how our two-party system is not going to work It's just gonna get worse and worse than that. We need to try and upgrade and update it Polarization is at record high levels in the United States political stress is approaching the Civil War levels And the question is how can we bring the temperature of the country down? You know, I think that's aging pretty well But both of those books set out really really large problems that I've now been working on solving for the last number of years And I found myself stuck because I was still working on those problems and I was like, what am I gonna do? Write another book about another set of problems that like that. I'm still working on solving So then I had to recalibrate and say my mission on this book will be totally different my mission on this book will be to Make you smile or laugh or think a little bit and it's something of a love letter to the people who supported me You know, I think the dedication is to everyone who made Andrew Yang a thing So if you made Andrew Yang a thing this book's for you, but sending myself, but you're not getting it for free Unless you find me. I probably would give it. All right, right if you personally run up on Andrew Yang Yo, and I have one with me. Yeah, like I genuinely did give one away No, no, it is you read it. You'll you'll find it interesting Yeah, it's cool. And my whole thing is this and it kind of confirms what I had felt. Is it this whole time? Whether or not there was some goofy things that happened along the campaign trail that people try to roast you about It was like those don't define you like things in this book I think divine define what you were trying to do in your intentions and still our intentions And they're good I mean, I appreciate that I like I think I do have good intentions but I will say The things that define me the same things that define everyone which is like trying to be good to my mom and dad who are Trying to stay married in my case trying to be a decent father and partner try and be a good friend trying to be like But nowadays all that Sounds like you're being a goody two-shoe. It sounds like you're trying to be too good. I Mean, hopefully though, you know what I mean? You all like, you know actually want but what I mean is that I think it's interesting that Sounds like the stuff that defines me. I think it's the same stuff that finds everyone else Yeah, no, I'm not trying to call you some Angel, you know, like you don't have like I'm not trying to say that you have a more altruistic mindset than other people But it comes off as that way and the things that you've ran on and the fact that you know I don't think you're a money-hungry greedy, you know trying to be a billionaire by all means what drives you to do Good in a way where it seems like It's almost a different philosophy than the other people the other politicians one of the reasons I do it is because I know there aren't that many of us on TV that often and You know like seeing an Asian guy on TV Often caused me to like stop what I was doing was like, oh, who's this Asian guy? And so now, you know when I get asked to do that stuff, like I say yes sometimes really just on that basis I mean, I ordinarily have something I'm trying to drive a lot of times They don't ask me about whatever I'm working on. They'll ask you about other stuff well, I mean there's something inside of you that wants to help people clearly because You did venture for America. You've done some other nonprofit stuff you mentioned in the book. Why? Are you like secretly religious that we don't know I've been very very blessed fortunate lucky and I Happen to think that Poverty is a particularly solvable problem that is causing so much mass suffering And it's going to drive a lot of other Disastrous things over time which it has I mean even the amount of poverty we've even experienced in the past six years Yeah, and so some of the numbers I ran on which have gotten even more extreme since then So if US GDP is eighty three thousand a person now AI is gonna take that up and up to over a hundred thousand Oh, so at what point would you look at and be like? Oh at that point, maybe you should start giving people a certain amount of money I want to point out something in the book used to talk about these times that you met these Very rich fraudsters that Elizabeth Holmes and Sam bakeman freed who have all been they're all fraud, right? But you had a sense when you met them and you talk about it Where does that sixth sense come from when you meet someone where you're like, yo, this is weird Is it that Asian sense where you're just like you're kind of extra a little bit Cautious of of other people or I don't it doesn't have to be the Asian thing, but it could be well What what happens to you and me I'll say say I'll speak to myself. Is that I've met now Tons of successful people every walk of life athletes CEOs entrepreneurs fighters senators Former presidents like you name it and there's a vibe a lot of those people have and then when I met Elizabeth Holmes and Sam back when freed I was like, this is not the vibe of the successful founder or the You know CEO This just feels weird and off. But then with Elizabeth Holmes, I was in the White House Sam Bagman freed I was in a very fancy dinner that he hosted. So you're obviously not like you seem weird It's not something you call out in person necessarily, but you get this feeling but I go home to Evelyn be like, yo, that was weird Can you describe the vibe is it describable It just the person feels off and so as a result the Experience feels off when I met Elizabeth home She had eye makeup on and this deep voice was like, hey, I'm Elizabeth and I was like, hey Andrew but then you're like weird It's just weird if you get a weird vibe from people I I get it Okay, you know, it's hard to explain people. You know what it means when I think it's funny when people have this Sixth sense, you know, and I don't know if it's like, you know, some people Attributed to reading energies and all blah blah blah, but you know Yeah, everybody has an energy about them and these people obviously had a weird energy It's the energy by the way, if you meet Andrew fun, you know the vibe he gives off I'm not even successful. It's not even about the influencer. I'm just uh, just in a real person If you met any of these folks, yeah, you know and so you meet them and you get something All right, we're wrapping up here as she on bites. We're gonna go to our next location and finish up talking about your new company and Real like it's a real company that you can like use right now And we'll talk more about it and then also I got the quick fire hot seat questions fun keep you on your toes Let's go all right, everybody here at Apollo bagels real quick gonna do a review of this before we talk about your Actual product company noble mobile. It's actually a product that you can actually buy right now and it's actually a really good deal I'm on noble mobile right now sourdough fluffy Are they the best bagels in New York City? And is that the best orange juice in New York City? There's my first bite my first year this actually looks excellent. This looks excellent, doesn't it? This is just a buttered sesame bagel. Let's try I've never seen a bagel place with so few types of bagels. It was like confidence There were like plain everything sesame It's one thing make it that point obviously running on other things But really highlighting one thing to make it simple and memorable for people or it's like a bookstore We only sell one dude's books These are excellent Wow All right, Andrew Yang tell me about noble mobile without sounding too much like an advertisement I will do my best So I was a Verizon customer for 25 years. I was paying them over a hundred bucks a month. Don't judge me and To our conversation over lunch, like I've been trying to figure out how to get money into Americans pockets or you know, gosh It's kind of your life's work at this point, I said, oh, yeah, it's just Getting people more money somehow by the way Part of this is that I figured out that a lot of people like me because they sense I was trying to make them Less broke and get right more money in their pocket, right? You'd wish that they'd like you for your personality, but it was really because you're just trying to help them Yeah, I mean a lot of my friends a lot of my supporters were broke, which is cool I mean like, you know And so, how can I make? Americans at scale less broke and I think that people's financial lives not going well is actually a really big driver of unhappiness Depression loneliness and I remember when I was a 20-something year old When you had a good month, you felt better and when you have a bad month you feel worse And so I was like, okay, what can I do? That's gonna make the average Americans financial life better Uh-huh, and I saw that the average American spending 83 a month on their wireless I don't know what you're what you're spending. I was spending over that I was spending like, you know 140 The average European spending 35 a month on their wireless. So yeah, but American phone service is way better. Of course. It's actually the same So that 48 bucks a month Times 12 is almost $600 a year times all of the Americans with cell phone plans It's about a hundred billion dollars a year extra than Americans are spending on their wireless service And so I was like, can I get that down to you know, 40 41 42 dollars that would save me Over a thousand dollars a year that would save the average American five or six hundred dollars a year And so when I managed to get that deal, I'm from T-Mobile So so it's T-Mobile service essentially it's T-Mobile's network and so you're not hiding that you're not like trying to secretly say Oh, we have our secret network. That's amazing. It's T-Mobile's amazing service. Yeah, like Verizon went down I remember you guys for like half a day. It was just us T-Mobile did not do that. Yeah Yeah, yeah, we were all I was texting friends being like, oh you're open problem I'm not having a problem But I switched from by the way, a lot of people switch to noble the next day But I switched to Verizon So I switched from Verizon to noble and even I was like is My ---- gonna be the same is it all gonna work the same and then when it did all work the same or better in Some cases I was like what the F I was paying those guys Over a hundred bucks a month. Yeah, so So we're gonna try and save you significant amounts of money But then there's also a kicker where if you don't use all the data that you could use in a given month We'll actually give you money cash back at the end of the month. No, this is true. I I have a screenshot I'll pop up of my account that says hey you used under 20 gigs Here's some money and it'll in crew. It'll grow annually. What 5% percent? so if I just leave the money in there that I got back from under using my data because I'm off my phone and I'm Outside more then it actually is just gonna set and forget it savings account That's like a stash and it grows which was my and five point five percent is an insane Amount if it's at a bank account, obviously, it's not a bank account You can't just put money in there and it'll grow out five point five But any money that you have in there will grow by the way people come to us and be like can I put more money? And be like, no, you can only put the same right cuz then that would take Because that would that would be literally be a bank Yeah But any of the savings you get you can take it out anytime you want But if you keep it with us it goes at five and a half percent with the goal of your cell phone plan instead of being Something that's just extracting value from you and you're like, oh I just paid a bill don't think about it instead we try and Improve your relationship with your phone and also get money in your hands and have it grow over time so we consider ourselves the the people's carrier and if you are watching this because you are Someone who follows Andrew fung you go to noble mobile.com slash fung You get three months for free, which would save the average American $250 and We just want to get more power to people's hands instead of the mega carriers I just want to be clear. Andrew did not like pay me to say this but That's a hell of a deal three months free is like you're you're essentially giving money away again Like this is you just yeah just always You know, it's funny. It's like you've actually always been about the Benjamins but giving the Benjamins away The wild thing is I don't know if you feel this in your your life But I think so when I was campaigning, how much money do you have to just give away stuff? You know, it's the data, right? But I you know, I do give away money every couple weeks But There's like an abundance mindset and a scarcity mindset and I've been very fortunate where the more I try and give the more I get Back, you know, it's like a circle and close No, this is not like, you know, I'm a human being So like do you have your bad day where you're like, oh this person cut me off like that, you know There's a jerk like, you know, you're feeling very ungenerous like, of course But generally speaking if you're trying to generous with these hands Exactly, like, you know that guy got out of his car But in this case, we're just by the way, this industry is so messed up again an extra hundred billion dollars in Spending every year. So it will give you this crazy deal and still have believe it or not a very fine business That's great. I mean, I want to ask some hard questions One why would someone sign up for noble instead of just T-Mobile if it's the same service? Honestly, we're a good deal less expensive than T-Mobile if you just compare plans apples to apples Is there is this similar to like a mint mobile and why are you guys cooler than mint mobile? We because you do see a lot of ads for mint mobile. I've heard about that a lot as like a different Oh, of course, that's right. There are others out there, too So that the main differentiators of that were true unlimited where if you go past a certain point it keeps going We don't throttle you if you join one of these other discount carriers They will throttle you have to get to a certain data limit The other aspects are that we're trying to incentivize you to Get out and look up and touch grass And try and be on your side the five and a half percent interest rate like these are things that we think and this kind of goes all with the ethos of Like hey get outside even like towards the mail issues that we were talking about earlier Like hey, just get up and do something like maybe being on your phone isn't Yeah, I mean, you know, some people are probably watching this on their phone while taking a poop right now But you know, like obviously after you watch this goes, you know, you're disgusting. No, I'm kidding So Yeah, like yeah, like we're meant to be balanced. It's like look do I use my phone all the time? Yes Do I wish I used it a little bit less also? Yes, like, you know, could I Use some more money in my account who couldn't and just so you know, like there are some legit people behind this company We want to shout them out name drop. Sure Scott Galloway Chelsea handler of Arthur Brooks, you know fancy investors Co-founder of square the CEO Right, this isn't just you backing this by yourself being like I want to start a mobile company and then it's People like people like legit people have looked through done their due diligence and been like, okay, this could work. Let's do it And this is a cool. It's been a cool product. Yeah again, you know, I hear you talking about the numbers and you've Thought about the numbers behind this even behind the business model behind why? you should exist and why like the whole industry is kind of taking advantage of people and Yeah, I mean you've predicted other things, right? I'm not, you know, you guys make your own decisions look up noble All I can say is like I think click on the link Read it check it out and see if you know if it's what you are all about. I will make this ironclad prediction Another prediction. None of us is going to be paying 100 bucks a hunt more than 100 bucks per month for a wireless over time. The prices have to come down Because at this point you're paying for a network they built years ago and they just keep on you know Turning up the price every single Year, so when you travel to another country, they charge you ten bucks a day Even though it only cost them two bucks a day. Yeah, put you on a foreign carriers network. Yeah, that's true no, do that stuff and this industry now has nowhere to go like they've Essentially saturated the country with data and then they look up being like how are we gonna make more money? We're just gonna keep gouging. You're just gonna keep gouging a little more You don't notice and so I can say with a hundred percent confidence that The telco industry is gonna go the same way as the cable industry where all of you at a certain point We're like, wait a minute. Why am I paying these guys for channels? I don't watch don't need I'm gonna cut the cord alright guys, that is that is Andrew Yang's new company, but The last part of this video is some quickfire questions. Let's go All right, yang hot seats some of these are political some of these are just sports related but I'll do the political ones first Sure Where does AI? Use of energy and natural natural resources fall in the issues that we need to be thinking about when it comes to AI Is this a really big concern or you're like, let's just focus on other things first It's a genuine concern in part because the costs and access to power Will go up or down for people in various communities President Obama was actually able to deport a lot of illegal immigrants rather quietly. It wasn't a big thing in media, but Obama did Deport a lot of yeah, but when Trump does it it is this whole mess what's going on? I think it's partially by design whereas when Trump does it he tries to make it very conspicuous and something of Like a media spectacle and then the media is on the other side of Trump And so they don't cover it in a very different way than they would with a Democratic president About six or seven years ago. You said that there is certain metrics I would say that this country was leading towards a civil war or what does civil war look like? We are closer. Unfortunately, though. They're political scientists who study the disintegration of Democratic societies and so we're more polarized than we've been at any point since what they call the first civil war The definition of the civil war Is 1,000 political deaths in a given year and we actually can sort of imagine approaching that level Even now unfortunately, it's America. Just another Roman Empire. Are we about to cease to exist in like 26 years? We're definitely in the decline phase You know, I mean History, how can you laugh about that? I'm just kidding. Yeah, a lot of people talk about yeah I mean so history does what they say is it doesn't necessarily repeat itself, but it often rhymes And so the pattern will be it, you know, like followed in some ways and different in other ways But no one could look at what's going on in the States right now and think that we're not on the decline Who can you name a couple names that have a good chance of being the Democratic candidate? I've been on the record saying I think it's gonna be a governor because that they have a little bit more distance from They knew some duration and it's Gavin Newsom as a front-runner until he's not right and by the way, I've met Gavin I meddled most of the candidates, but Gavin is very good in a room What who might be the front-runner for the Republicans any names? If you had to predict, I mean, they're gonna try and give it to JD Vance But it's not gonna work so well because he doesn't have the same Hold on the base as Trump does. Okay, would you ever run for office in any sort of capacity again? Sure You know I'm almost too young not to my running joke is like I've got 30 more years one or two things that young men can be doing right now that would help Them that maybe get them out of this rut or this space that they're in of feeling They're not as one and not as desired all women's standards are too high or they're they weren't prepared for this dynamic change that happened I've been there and three things that I did that helped me Number one exercise. It really helps a lot Number two, this is just me but writing things down helps me I don't think that is just me writing things down. This is a good thing like by hand not just like you know Okay, like I had a you know a journal. Okay getting thoughts out like that that you can read back Yeah, yeah, like bounces you out and you look back and there's two and you're like, oh like I see what I was going through And then the third thing is nature slash outdoors also really good for your mental. Mm-hmm Nets Nets, all right. No, no, first of all Nets rebuilding Your Nets fan Nets fan. They're rebuilding right now Possibly tanking but what do you what do you think is gonna happen? How do you feel about it? I think it's going much better than most people give it credit for Joe man looks like a stud He literally might be the best three-point shooting rookie in NBA history And his shot was his question mark skill coming in Michael Porter jr. Playing an all-star level He might be traded by the time this thing airs. Yeah, because he's his stock is high. Yes. His stock is high. I Think they're going to be above 500 Much quicker than a lot of people think I'd say either two or three seasons I'm a pretty big Braun fan, but I feel like Do you think he retires after this year and it's kind of like a little bit of a sudden thing or do you think he? wants the farewell tour I You know, I hate to say I think he retires this year I mean dudes 41 like I think what it takes to get him into game Shape and condition is just harder and harder and then they are gonna make the playoffs that he's gonna feel in the playoffs I think he's gonna look around and be like guys and he also I believe has been on record saying he doesn't want to Do a farewell tour in part because he doesn't want the pressure of showing up to some market where everyone buys expensive tickets to see him And he doesn't play because you know, he's in pain. And so he's like, I want to be disappointing crowds around the country Yeah, it's a good one tour Which is by the way exactly how it would play out in real life questions for me Genuinely, it's like how was the Asia trip? And then how would you compare that experience with? Doing what you do here in New York and the u.s I mean, I know by the way smaller launching in Texas HEV stores So like a number of months from now, yeah, so you have your hands full here But what was the Asia sojourn like and then like and then obviously we all know your brother is there Yeah, and so your brother if he's my brother is like yo, man You got to come like, you know, join me we like, you know Do all the stuff together take over Asia like Genghis Khan. Yeah. Yeah. Sure. So like what so what was your experience like overall, I would say that I Think that a lot of people With how globalized the world is how easy it is to move around and you know different environments breed different opportunities for different people and different people feel More able in different environments. I think that you owe it to yourself To give other places a shot. It's not to say that America is oh like it's a sinking ship So you got to jump to Asia? I actually don't fully believe that Although there's definitely things in this country we need to fix big time, but I think that What Asia taught me is that you know, there's another Yeah, if you're sick of America, you can always go to Asia too. That's another land that will accept you but What I learned is that there's a lot of things and policies from Asia that I think in a way we could implement more in America without losing what it means to be American and make America better meaning that I think there's Asian values that can really Really help America right now And I think that is something that I want to talk about more in the future I've got it the winning policy that's gonna make me president in 2028 delicious 7-elevens on every street corner with all the Asian flavors instead of just whatever they've got going on right now What do you all think if that's what you're running on, you know? You probably ran on better ideas before but knowing how Elections work and how vibe driven they are that silly idea might just an Asian just get you live in on every street All right, everybody, thank you so much for watching that video let me know in the comments down below check out noble mobile if you want to you do not have to but click on the Link and maybe maybe it finds appealing Yeah, I mean definitely click on that link and that link for sure but Check it out for yourself. Do your own research, but it really it's cool. It's cool. It's cool Do it just to do the same thing Andrew Yang, it's 2026 Why should people hear what you have to say anymore? Why should anybody care what Andrew Yang says because the crystal ball still works, baby Still still predicting man, you should uh, does that mean you got a you got to go and join like call She and Polly market and go makes make some bread off this Dang, maybe you're the one is Andrew Yang behind it all. All right Anyways, thanks so much for watching until next time. I'm out. Peace