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We've got 1 million lawyers and a little fewer than 1 million lawyers in the United States. And a lot of them are
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just so you can displace farm workers. What are they going to do about it? You can displace factory workers. They'll
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just kill themselves with drugs and fast food, which they have done. And you'll feel sort of guilty, but then ignore it.
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If you do that to lawyers and nonprofit sector employees who I lived around in DC, you will get a revolution. And I
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mean that. I'm dead ser. Where did Paul come from? There's never been a revolution that wasn't fermented by
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frustrated members of the sort of insurgent class. It's totally true. Sub aristocrat, but the striving class, the
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most repulsive people there are, I think we fair to say, but also the most intent
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on getting what they want. And if you put them out of business, I mean, I'm not joking at all. I think
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we're seeing this statement. We're seeing this already. And one could argue that the Mandani election surge may be
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the result of young people coming out of colleges that were in that exact same situation.
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Driving elite and they don't have and they were told that if they take on $400,000 of debt, they'll end up making
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a good living and progressing in life, buying a home. And all of that turned out to not be