audiobook yet for *Win Bigly*. Everything that I'm doing has been stopped by one kind of platform or another. It's always a technical problem. Yeah, there's a technical problem no matter what I do. There's a technical problem that applies to my material but not other people's. And no, I don't think it's a coincidence.

So if you want any of my materials you're going to have to work for it. And if you want the Dilbert calendar, the page-a-day calendar which got cancelled for last year but it's back, made in America, the only place you can find it is go to Dilbert.com. If you go to Dilbert.com it'll have the link to buy it. You won't be able to find it anywhere else in the world. It's not going to be on Amazon.

Anyway, did you know that the CEO of Netflix endorsed Kamala Harris, which apparently is setting off a wave of cancellations? Which makes me ask the following question: Why would the CEO of a major consumer company endorse the candidate knowing it would be devastating for the shareholders? Why would you do that? Doesn't it seem like that's a violation of your fiduciary responsibilities?

If I invest in a company and they come out and endorse a candidate and make 50% of their base mad at them, I'm not going to be too