that doesn't mean you should be some kind of impotent uh pseudo-spiritual person who isn't actively trying to make the world better but since you're the first part of the world you encounter, how much time are you spending seeing if you can reduce your own fear and anxiety and increase your ability to have compassion and love for the people that you encounter throughout the day? And, you know, if enough of us do that, and that is not easy, by the way. Right. But it's incremental. You don't have to do it all in one day, but you get to do small things. And you never know. I think if we're going to use the Bible as a reference for the conversation, doesn't the story go when Jesus sent out the disciples? He said, don't worry about what you're going to say. I will speak through you. And if your message is not accepted, leave and knock the dust from your feet, which is really just saying, stay in the present moment. Trust. Trust. Don't let this darkness trick you into getting all freaked out and angry. Because when you're angry, you'll say angry words. But this is a terrible way to ruin whatever the fuck I'm saying. Have you ever gotten in an argument on MDMA? Have you ever said a single shitty thing to someone when you're on ecstasy? Now, this is, I think, a way. There might be a way. I'm not saying be on ecstasy all the time. But imagine if somehow you could cultivate that part of yourself that shows up on a nice MDMA tab. If you could cultivate that in Buddhism, that's called bodhicitta, and it's the awakened heart. If you could cultivate that, then whatever came out of your mouth, whatever you did, theoretically, would be much better than what you do when you're angry, freaked out, scared, and pissed off. So maybe the first step is to take more ecstasy, which brings me to a plug for my new business, Trussell MDMA. Go to Trussell. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.