uns. I feel like people were just getting extra guns. I doubt there were too many Democrats who were anti-gun who said to themselves you know this is going to put me over the edge. Now I'm going to get a gun. There had to be some but I doubt that. So they kind of long-term shift to that sort of stuff. So probably we'll just go back to normal.

I have to admit I always have that same reaction too. It's like any trouble I better get to the gun store. But I'm in California so buying a gun is such a pain in the ass that I think twice.

The question was about whether other people would buy more guns because of the coronavirus stuff. They already have but I don't think it'll be a major change in society after that. The audience couldn't hear you, Lyle, so I'm going to disconnect but thank you for the call.

Let's see. I was looking for somebody in particular. I just saw someone sign on but I guess we'll go with Norman. Norman, are you there? Do you have a question?

I did enjoy your interface for reality. What was the interface for life? I'm still thinking about it. I'm hoping it's a lot more than just the power of positive thinking which sometimes can be hard to force yourself to do. I also enjoyed your, I actually subscribed to Locals just to hear your thoughts on micro lessons and I'm going to keep some of those in mind. I'm a lot older than Lowell and I did have a question. I thought the most important question you could ask regarding pundits that are not that sharp is whose predictions have been proven wrong the most?

Well you know on the left that it's almost like a million way tie, isn't it? Because I think the people on the left, if you subtract Michael Moore who was close to being right about Trump once, you subtract him, is there even one person you would say on the left who had anything like a good track record? Who would you suggest as even in the running for that after Michael Moore? It's unbelievable how wro