an prove it.

Right now homeschool is not that. Homeschool is not that. Homeschool is just another place to learn to read and write with less complaining. But there's a real big difference between less complaining and an active strategy for success that has been tried and works for countless people all over the place, right? You can't compare those two things.

So the title of the book is called *How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big*. You see the cover of it over my shoulder there. It's been out for a number of years. And the reason that it's getting more attention now than it did when it first came out, it was very successful when it first came out, but it continues to grow in, I would say, importance. Because so far nobody has reproduced something that is so directly, so directly gives you advice from teenager up on how to organize a life based on just plain obvious statistical truths. You know, nothing that's out there.

So anyway in a few weeks I will probably have a curriculum and class plan. I'll make that available to homeschools. And I don't think that necessarily my book needs to be the thing that solves everything. But it's the narrative. If the one thing I can do is consolidate the narrative around homeschool is reading and writing and strategy, you tell me that you give that choice to a Black single parent. You say I'll give you a choice. You can go read, write, and complain or you can go read, write, and have a strategy for success that's so well proven it's almost guaranteed if you don't become an addict, right? Every parent is going to say yes to that if they have the option. Right now they don't have the option.

Yeah, yeah, I'll put the math in there. Don't worry about it. You get the point.

All right. I'm going to tell you over and over again until it becomes true that we're seeing advanced signals of the golden age approaching. And they're a little bit invisible until I call them out. Now one is a little bit more visible so that's what reminded me.

But I'd like to congratulate Jon Stewart and all the people who worked on this burn pit bill. The major health care legislation for veterans. Now I don't know the details of the bill but I know that Republicans and Democrats voted for it so I'm guessing they did something right. I still don't understand what took so long. I'm a little confused. Maybe it was lack of information. Something. Maybe it was a strategy. I don't know. I'm a little bit confused about why it didn't work and now it works. I missed a little bit in between but it doesn't matter.

So here's the thing. I'd like to call out, can we, the audience that's watching this, mostly right-leaning people I suspect, can you give Jon Stewart a completely butt-free, you know, bots congratulations and thank you? Can you do that? Can we without any reservations just say that was good? Yeah, right. And that's what the golden age l