and stuff. But I think once your labor goes down to practically zero and you can use the space better and then the AI makes sure that your crop is way better than it would have been, it's going to be a big deal. Indoor gardens. Mark my words.

Kim Jong-un had an event I guess. He was talking about the women in North Korea not having enough babies and he actually wept. He actually cried in public, Kim Jong-un, because they weren't having enough babies. Now I don't know that just telling people to have more babies is going to work when people are starving. I would think that starving and living in a repressive regime should have the natural effect of making people want to have fewer babies. So I don't know how he's going to solve that. But even Kim Jong-un is probably seeing that they're in a death spiral because at their current rate they will not have enough young people. Big problem for everybody.

Well speaking of countries that have that problem, China's got that problem. But beyond that, Moody's just cut China's credit outlook to negative on rising debt risk. So I don't know if I've mentioned this but China is unsafe for business. I don't know if their debt situation could be worse than the United States but I feel like there's going to be some kind of thing happening in the future that I can't even imagine in which debt will go away.

Did you hear Warren Buffett's solution for solving our debt problem? He says he could solve it tomorrow. All you do is pass a law that says if you're a member of Congress and you don't keep our debt below three percent of GDP, that you automatically are unqualified to run for office. You can't run for reelection if the debt is above a certain percentage of the GDP. Now that's easy to say but of course nobody's going to pass a bill like that. But even if we had one, do you think it would work? Probably not, right? Probably not.

All right. Our dumbest vice president is reportedly, according to the Wall Street Journal, taking on a