0:17:44 Shaksi @shaksi: It's not like... You're allowed things like, okay. In advertising, what are the things that are allowed? You know, omission by facts, and, you know, it's kind of accepted. Cherry picking data, it's kinda accepted. You know? The kind of, you know, the puffery where things are exaggerated. Again, it's one of those, you know, example being the best tea in the world. It might not be, but you're kind of allowed. So you…

0:18:25 Dave @DCBK2LA: Yeah. What do we think about the whole story of, like like, that this was, a piece commit... Like, that this was, a hip piece commissioned by Kalshi? Because the IPO wars are now heating up. Right? Like, Kalshi just applied for an IPO. I'm... Like, obviously, like, being first to market, you're probably gonna get the most fanfare and maybe the most... And the more... The most investment maybe from some of these…

0:18:59 Moni @monitalan: I I think I think if it was any other outlet on The Wall Street Journal, I don't think this was... That's not. I've worked with investigative reporters at The Wall Street Journal. I don't... I mean, they could have said, hey. Look at this. But if it wasn't a real story, it would have been... Ever been published.