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Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of The Chips on the Right

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Show where we talk to our friend and sponsor of

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the show, Zach Abraham from Blolwark Capital Management. Zach is

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here today to break down a new Kamala proposal. This

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is crazy. I'm going to read directly from her plan.

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The quote says she will ensure that black men can

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build wealth and achieve economic success by providing one million

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loans that are fully forgivable of up to twenty eight

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thousand dollars to black entrepreneurs and others who have historically

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faced barriers to starting new businesses. So how is a

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forgivable loan not just a handout? Like? Why what is

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this terminology?

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Speaker 2: I was gonna say, My wife is the majority owner

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of our firm, and she started it with me, and

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my wife's half black, and she didn't need a loan

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from Kamala Harris to build our right and my wife

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grew up her real father's doing a stint in prison

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for stepfather's awesome, awesome guy, but grew up, you know,

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in not advantage at all, like a young mom. I

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think your mom had her when she was nineteen, you know.

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And I'm waiting for and my wife talks about this

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all the time. But I'm waiting for people, especially minorities,

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to become insulted by this. Right your your chance of

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success is non existent unless you have our health right now. Meanwhile,

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I'm going to avoid the fact that I'm a black

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woman running for president, right yeah, in a party whose

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last popular president was a two term black man, right Like,

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And you're just sitting there going when will this When

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will this narrative die? You know? Quite honestly, I think

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what you need to do is you need to repeal

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a lot of the a lot of the laws and

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regulations you have. They give large businesses such an advantage

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over you don't need to target black people. Make it

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easier to start and build businesses in this country. And

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black people will be among the people that take advantage

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because they're not stupid, because they don't need your help,

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right they need you just to get out of their way.

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It's obvious. It's obvious.

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Speaker 3: Pandering is what it is. It's pandering two group people.

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It's and I feel like you're absolutely right, like they

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should at this point, they see exactly what she's doing

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because she's just like miss pander pants all over the place.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think you know, I was reading an

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article today too. I really sense and this is kind

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of crazy because I wouldn't have said this a week

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and a half ago. There must be some alarming internals

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that they're looking at, because you sense desperation coming out

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of that campaign, and people are like, what are you

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talking about? She she has agreed to go on with

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Brett Bear on Fox, and she is currently negotiating with

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Joe Rogan to get on the Joe Rogan Show. Okay,

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those when you look at what she's done up until

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this point, these are hail Mary political attempts because no, no, no,

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just like she's a great she's stumbling over softballs, right,

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she's stumbling on the view. Okay, you put her in

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front of Rogan or Brett Bear, it's gonna be. But

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what it tells me and then you more of these

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kind of pandering type policies. Like I said, I'm not

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sure what's changed in the last two weeks, but I'm

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looking at this campaign going from the outside, looking in,

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going you must be seeing some really bad numbers, because

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that's the only thing that really makes sense here.

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Speaker 3: Something is wrong because like in this policy, she's saying

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stuff like, oh, you know, I'm gonna cut red tape

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for these people. She could have done this for the

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past four years, and she could have done it for everybody.

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Has your melanin content does not matter when you're a

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business owner, like you nailed it when you talk, it doesn't.

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It doesn't matter how much mell like we all because

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we're business owners. You're a business owner. We know a

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lot of business owners. And you know what, the government

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just needs to get out of our way and let

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us do what we need to do. We suffer, I mean,

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like especially around tax time. I think you feel our

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pain like we. It is tough, and so they really

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need to They just need to get out of our

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way and let us do our things. And when it

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comes to regulations and all the hoops we have to

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jump through, if.

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Speaker 2: They just.

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Speaker 3: Let us do what we do best, there would be

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a lot of things that like, you get it, you

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totally get it. They are in our way and there's

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regulations and red tape and bureaucracy that they don't need

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to have there. And she's like, well, I'm going to

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do that now. Why didn't you do it four years ago?

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Speaker 1: Oh my god, Well, this whole thing is completely unconstitutional

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regardless to target something like this that is essentially a

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giveaway of more of our tax money to just black people, Like,

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how how is that legal.

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Speaker 2: On racial criteria? Here's the other thing too, And again

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I feel encouraged because I feel like there are some

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signs of it picking up. But again, my wife and

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I talk about this, and we've talked to our kids

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about this, and history is replete with these examples. If

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you want to know who your friends and your enemies are, right,

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A good way to identify an enemy or somebody doesn't

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have your best interest at heart is the person that

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tells you that you can't do something and then tells

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you all the reasons why you can't. Right. A friend

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is somebody that tells you you can and shows you how. Right,

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And all I hear coming out of this party is

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why you can't succeed, why you can't succeed, why you

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can't succeed you, and here are all the reasons why,

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and it's all stacked against you. Meanwhile, we're going to

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ignore the fact that I am exactly what you are

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and somehow I succeeded, right, which kind of gives you

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a glimpse into oh, because you're a special minority, right,

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You're one of the smart ones. The rest of them

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are adults running around that need you in the state's help.

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And it's just it's so condescending and it's so ridiculous.

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Like I said, I hope and I think people are

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waking up to it, because you know, these aren't even

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political debates. This is asinine. It's like the reintroduction of

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reverse Jim Crow laws like that gets us to a

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better place.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, But when it comes to role models and stuff, Zach,

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I want my daughter looking up to somebody like your

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wife who does own a business, rather than my daughter

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looking up to a politic like a a Kamala, right,

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because could let's face it, when they talk to business

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owners like these politicians and they try to talk to people,

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when they try to talk to business owners like us,

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they don't know what they're talking about because they've never

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built something, owned something, created something, they've never created jobs

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for crying out left, So they don't get it, which

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is why a lot of people are gravitating towards the

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Trumps and the Elons and those people on that site

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on our side of the aisle, because they know that

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they get it. They understand us. They know what it's

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like to build things and creating and innovate.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and and and it's so it's so frustrating and

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so and so maddening to me because literally what they're

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out there preaching is the exact opposite of what these

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people need to hear, right, right, meaning, look, the American

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dream is still alive and well. And that is that

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if you get up in the morning, and you get

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up earlier and work harder than anybody else, you're not guaranteed.

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But man, it's pretty if you do those things consistently enough,

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it's amazing what happens. And to tell them, and to

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be out there telling these people that that's not the case,

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it's just, you know, it kind of goes along to me.

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It goes along with sort of their whole narrative, right,

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which is, you know, we're so you know, look at

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look at the priorities of freedoms. They're worried about, right,

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They're they're worried about a insurrection on our capital, and

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they're not worried about the you know, the infringements on

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free speech. Right, one worries me substantially more than the other.

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And It's just like you look at them constantly and

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you're you could not be looking in the wrong direction

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more often than you wont right talk about the gang

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that couldn't shoot straight. It's just it's amazing.

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Speaker 1: Yea, and certain guyes, did you know that she grew

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up in a middle class family, right?

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Speaker 3: Exactly, That's right.

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Speaker 2: I'm sure she did. Are we shutting back? Yeah? I

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mean these are all just slight details, you know. I mean,

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she's just playing well for Joe Biden's playbook.

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Speaker 1: You know, this is a highly tumultuous time and we're

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all we're like living through some serious history right now.

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And I know people in general, us included, we get worried,

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I mean about what's going to happen with these election,

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what that's going to do to the financial world that

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we all live in. And this is what you are

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an expert at. So we always tell people during our

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show that they should reach out to you for a

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free risk review or at least tune in to your podcast.

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How can people do that?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the easiest way is you contact us

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directly by just going to our website Bordcapitalmanagement dot com.

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Know Your Risk Radio podcast. We're all over the place.

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You can just google us. And yeah, I mean, like

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we've talked about before, I think that now is a

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time where you do need to be concerned about downside risks,

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but there's also incredible opportunities out there in things that

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can protect you from inflation. And that's something that people

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are still really sleeping on. And you know, we're seeing

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some seeing some really big exciting things happen in that

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in that part of the investment world. So it's, yeah,

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it's protecting against risk, but it's also you know, taking

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advantage of some really amazing opportunities that I think are playing.

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Speaker 3: I love the positivity. I love that.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know, it's the old adage my grandfather you say,

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you know, it's like the little kid digging through the

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high pile of horse manure. Right, if there's all this

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horse maneuver, there's got to be a pony somewhere, totally total.

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Speaker 1: Ye.

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Speaker 2: So there's always there's always, there's always opportunities out there,

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and yes, really exciting ones right now. I love it.

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Thank you, Zach.

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Speaker 1: We appreciate you as always, all right, thanks for having.

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