ork. So if you want to buy yourself a visa, you can do it, but it's going to cost you. I like the United States having a two drink minimum and a cover charge. I kind of like that. You can't even get in this country without paying.

Have you noticed that I have not been exuberant about Argentina's president Milei? Yeah, even though he was doing impressive things with cutting expenses and getting things turned around. And you may have noticed that I was not really ever joining into that celebration parade because there was always something about him that I said to myself, I'm going to wait and see. I do not believe that this no matter how smart he is or well-intentioned, I don't believe he just came in and fixed everything. Doesn't that sound a little too on the nose, a little too convenient, a little too not how the real world works? Like the real world's much messier than that. He comes in and waves a chainsaw around and all of a sudden everything's working again. It didn't seem likely to me. But now there are reports that the currency is under strain and there's all kinds of problems, bad enough problems that they may be teetering on the edge of going back to the major problems that they had. You know, it's that bad. That's what I would have expected even if Milei did everything right because the world is a messy place. You don't just go in and wave your hands around and suddenly everything works. That doesn't happen. So that seems a little more realistic. I think his publicity was way better than