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18:10 Sonny Jorgensen, the football player Jurgensen, Yes, yes, he was 08:19 America for ten months. I had literally two weeks vacation 12:52 Well, it took me ten years to get on Broadway.

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19:01 opposite party ten percent of the increase in value of 19:37 ten percent kicks in. The reason this was so fucked 26:21 this is a ten year divorce. But there are gonna

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09:30 a celebrity that is a big, big name, i'd say 15:44 it's a big deal. It's not that big of a 03:04 went to ten June and it was I guess their

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31:07 Yeah. Particularly. Yeah. But, actually, the games we played that that had that's been an issue once or twice, but not not consistently. Not a big problem. 16:17 So I'm I'm not sure there's much else for me to say. I think my work on the on the game is done. But it'd be interesting to see how see how it does. I mean, it's an interesting I mean, it's one of those things that, it's an IP that people are big fans of. I mean, it it it carry I was using the phrase nostalgizing. 38:54 It might be it's one of those ones you kind of feel you done you do it in in the amber doses system or something like that rather than something that, you know, limits you to a dice pool even though dice pools can get pretty big in in year 0. I can't quite see how it works here. Here. I mean, what sort of gear bonus do we add to?

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05:22 crowded with dust bunnies big enough to pass for tumbleweeds. 16:02 the Lake this year, on their big back porch, where 17:34 floating specks, the floor boards crowded with dust bunnies big

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09:53 In fact, in Israel and South Africa, they have big desalination plants to make sure they have enough fresh water because not everyone has huge aquifers. So maybe a better use of the navies. I mean, I'm not sure it's the role of navy, but maybe a better use use of the government's, funding for saltwater stuff is to get big desalination plants going so we don't run out of water every year in California, and they have to ration water. The other thing, what really, you know, I don't know if it disturbs me because I just think it's so unrealistic, but let's say they really did start ejecting the saltwater into the atmosphere on a massive, massive scale. Does anybody else have concerns that when it falls back to the earth, you know, if the salt falls back to the earth, it will it will make vast portions of the earth, you know, bad for plants? 1:01:39 And maybe that's why I'm gonna step into some sticky wicket here. But, there's this embrace of robotics and AI. I'm not sure how intelligent AI actually is, but I have seen the big promoters, the first promoters of AI, and they're out there saying, oh, you're probably going to have your communist utopia because no one's going to have to work because AI is gonna free them up. Well, how are they gonna get paid? AI is gonna print money so people starve.

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05:28 Ihr Bruder John de Mol hat ja zum Beispiel Big Brother erfunden.