So we should also, increase the freedom people have.
I said no to many authors. We should actually never say "no" to any authors.
No matter what they have to say, we should publish them, and stuff.
SOMEHOW.
And advise them how to via AI.
So that's a better direction.
I saw that Salman, if we had murdered the guy over 9/11, and taken their money or oil, it would probably have been horrific.
He's -- beside Bibi -- the best partner Americans have in middle east, if not the whole wide world.
So while we won't tolerate criticism of me, as a publisher, we probably will laugh about it with Elle if they are.
We have thus far, published, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 books.
That's it.
Next month, it'll probably grow to 10, or 20, or more.
Especially if we can make it easier, to do it with software.
It should be, I guess, the software works. We just moderate it carefully.
I think it would pretty funny, if at Amazon, Bezos is wearing a pink furcoat, comes out of those cadilacs, which have very wonky hydralics, and he's got this hat on, with feathers, and leather pants, and whatever. And a diamond studded cane.
And he comes to his Amazon bookstore, and he's like, "she better have my money.. she better have my money. Moo la la. Le go. "
And what's this he sees?
JK Rowling, and R L Stine fighting, over the same shelf on the Amazon bookstore.
And Bezos is like, "Who did I give this bookshelf rack to?"
JK will be like, "I was here first, tell him to go get his books sold on some other corner of the Amazon store, this is my corner, my shelf space."
And like that Leonid who ran OnlyHates, Lehan, would look upon them, and his customers, and what kinds of tricks they've got up their sleeves.
