Peaches, peaches, peaches, peaches. It is really catchy. I'm not going to lie. I've been listening to it all morning, but he dropped a fully produced music video for that. And it is absolutely hysterical and true. Jack Black style. Elon Musk is flip flopping on Twitter over whether NPR is state run media. Twitter had applied a tag to the NPR Twitter page, calling it a U.S. state affiliated media. And when an NPR reporter asked him about it, he said, well, where do you guys get your funding? Turns out only 1% of NPR's funding comes from the U.S. government. A majority of their dollars comes from donors. Apparently Elon didn't understand the difference between public media and state-sanctioned media. So once he was provided with the dollars breakdown, apparently he said in an email response, the operating principle at new Twitter is simply fair and equal treatment. So if we label non-U.S. accounts as government, then we should do the same for U.S. But it sounds like that might not be accurate here. Even though he admitted that it probably isn't accurate, Twitter is going to change the state media label to government-funded, which I still don't think is accurate. But NPR has not tweeted and will not use the platform anymore. Oh, boy. Okay, so this weekend, Air did not do well, right? The movie Air with Ben Affleck did not do well in the box office. The first day, it was out. Only $3 million throughout the weekend. Only got about $20 million. When we just talked about Mario, $200 million. Big difference there, right? Well, this weekend, we got a rare paparazzi shot of Ben Affleck and J-Lo as they were going to get lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel, which is famous for celebrities calling the paparazzi on themselves when they need to promote something. And surprise, surprise, guess what Ben Affleck was wearing? What? Oh, Nike. It's almost like he was trying to promote his new movie when it was not doing well in the box office. To be fair, he looked really great. And the movie got really great reviews. It's got like a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, but I think he called the paparazzi on himself this weekend, and it is truly making me laugh.