would really love to stop thinking about him. I know you found him kind of benign. You know, I did not find him benign. I found him to be an unbelievably irritating, narcissistic old man. And I also kept thinking, like, who leaves New York when they're 18? Is that what you do? Yeah. I mean, that's who you have there. Like, when you look around and think, you know, no, I can't make it, I'm going to Vermont. I think we should please forget about Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. This is a battle that's over. It's over. I agree. And I also think there's this problem of the rift in the left, where there's a section of the left that wants the purest, more snowy-than-driven-snow candidate. Yes. Snowflakeier than the snowflakeier snowflake. Yeah. That's what they want. And that's not only a problem in this country. It's a problem in England where they want Jeremy Corbyn, who represents that ideal of leftiness, which can't possibly be elected. Or in France, the Mélanchon people, who don't (22/44)