any plans to make more episode of music exists, that was a podcast i do with my friend chris ryan, no plans to do it again. it was fun to do but, you know, i find podcasting kind of stressful. when i write, i can really sculpt the thing into what i want it to be and i can go over it over and over and over again, like i mentioned, i haven't read further rock city since i wrote it and that's true, but there were times, because i'm very sensitive, trying to make sentences more straight. just, i want the sentences to be entertaining and interesting and clear and all three of those things i think are equally important so the time i spent editing the work is always to simplify it, make it straighter, make it straighter, make it straighter. so like i can't even remember what the question was now, it was -- sorry. i think the '90s seemed more innocent at the time because we were younger and pre 9/11 or they just were or perhaps you disagree? i don't think of the '90s as an innocent time. i mean it wasn't really how it was. i don't -- i'm not so sure about the loss of innocence in general over

um well any plans to make more episodes of music exist, that was a podcast i do with my friend chris ryano plans to do it again. it was fun to you, but you know, it's i find podcasting kind of stressful. i mean when i write i can really sculpt the thing into what i wanted to be. you know i can go over it over and over and over again. like, you know, i mentioned i haven't read, you know further rock city since i wrote it. that's true. i better read it a thousand times while i was writing it because i'm very obsessive about going over senses. i'm always trying to make sentences more straight. like i i just i want the senses to be entertaining and interesting and clear and all three of those things. i think are equally important. so the time i spend editing my work. it's always to like simplify it simplified simplify it make it straight or make it straight or make it straight or make it straighter. so like a it can't remember what the question was now it was something of those regarding around. sorry. you think the 90s seemed more innocent at the time because we were younger and it was pre-9

joining me right now denise garthman, ryan payne and chris markowsky. thank you so much, gentlemen.p 500 having worst day since 2020, the dow in correction territory, the nasdaq in bear market territory, you've been negative on this market. you've been right. what do you want to do here? >> i want to be the last bearish, i'm almost to the point of turning modestly and i mean very, very modestly bullish for the simple reason that we sold off since january 5th when i turned bearish in the stock market. we have the cn under 13. we might have a bounce. that's all it is going to be. it's still a bear market. we will be lower six months from now than we are now. we may be higher over the course of the next several days. we had a huge rally in gold. i'm going to sell a little bit of my own gold this morning into this rally because i think that's due for a modest correction of the downside. probably a little too many people on the bear market in stocks. a few too many people in bullish side in gold so i'm reducing, less bearish than i was in the stock market and less bullish than i was in t

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