and so but but I still say, you know, I read something in New York Times and the headline was something that effect of half of the world under lockdown and him. Yes, we experience it very differently. But still when have you had an experience when have you thought about something and knew of some certain day that people in in Kenya and And Tokyo and Saskatoon are thinking about the very same thing.

I can name those occasions there impressively few, but I think the first moment like that that seemed like it was a truly a global moment where everyone is paying attention to the same thing or nearly everyone strange to say it that it was the first thing in my lifetime that seemed to rise to that level was Princess Diana dying. Oh, yeah, that was just an order of magnitude bigger than Than anything else that had happened in terms of his media coverage. And then you had 9/11 and then you had Trump selection. Then you have a you know, a fair amount of trump and then you have this and I don't know what I'm sure there's something else on that list, but they're pretty few and far between these events but

a lot of those things I don't think they compare nothing that that you know, when Crown was elected there was probably a snapshot where the whole planet was going. Oh (expletive) but you just for a moment. But but then two days later, you know, if you're if you're you know a real estate agent in Beijing you point I think about drama, you know, you weren't think about 9/11 people in New York thought about 9/11, but how much the people in Nebraska two months later think about 9/11, but now we're thinking about us all the time. Yeah, and and so on the one hand is this enormous Collective communal thing, but on the other hand we experience it alone and and and I'm worried that the aloneness is going to block. He positivity about that. You might get from the shared experience. Hmm