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I'm very proud of it. We are just publishing new model legislation on how to put garbage on programmable money and we will publish this. It's up in PDF now, but we will publish this in the fall, which is our whole thing on how how to stop the programmable money.

So if we're the idea of programmable money in Europe, when we lived in Europe, of course, we saw what was happening in Portugal and Spain, that you're not able to use cash beyond a certain limit, that you would be considered on the gray market, AKA a terrorist. If you wanted to pay your gardener, you know, 500 euros in Spain or Portugal. Sorry, you can't do that anymore.

I love gold and silver. A lot of the states are being encouraged to do digital gold and silver and digital gold and silver is just another form of programmable money. Yeah, this is about keeping analog.

The third thing is to put guardrails up on programmable money under the guise of state consumer protection. So you cannot compromise my basic human and constitutional rights by how you put an automatic third lock on the money. So we're just coming.

This is the one I'm going to send out. We just put it up in PDF and we're going to put out the hard copy in September. Programmable money, the time for guardrails is now.

But if we don't have those guardrails, then we can really get cornered. But I would say cash, the right to a non-digital life and putting up the guardrails on programmable money. Any state can do that and it would make enormous difference.