Hey, what's up? We're out here at Pressure and Vanguard to change course. Can you help us out? Sure, I hope so. You guys want to play some games? Yeah. Would you like to try to save humanity from drowning in oil? You can pick a boat and see if you can pick the one that's not a stranded asset. Toss Earth into the gasoline. Stevie could toss these coins into this tiny little green fund and avoid the oil gas and coal that Vanguard is investing her money in. When you want to spin the wheel and see if you can get Vanguard to change course away from climate destruction. You got one in gas? Well, we don't really want our money in gas. Maybe they will change their climate policy. We think Vanguard is taking the planet and throwing it right into the gasoline. Maybe they will change their business practices off from our group. Oh, the iceberg bouncing waters. Let's try again. We don't know what's down there. There's some deep waters and they're going to keep rising. By the time you retire, this planet will be very different. It's pretty tough because Vanguard has very few green funds and heavy investments in gas, oil and coal. We think they can do more in terms of their power as a $8.1 trillion investment company to push the companies that are invested in away from fossil fuels. Yeah. You can go to that website and you can learn about what you can do. Like calling your asset manager if you're invested with Vanguard or showing up when we go to Vanguard and knock on their door, which we do sometimes and they love it. These are mince. For you to cool your mouth even though the world is warming. Would you like some coal candy? That's a lifesaver because you'll need it in the future. You can blow some oil bubbles and then there's some dumb duns underneath as well. Okay, cool. Yeah. The climate is changing. Why isn't Vanguard? Like what is the point of investing to retire if you're invested in a coal candy? Like what is the point of investing to retire if the planet is going to be burning, you know, by the time I'm ready to retire?