CliffsNotes

I mean, there's a whole bunch of stuff that you can talk about for sure, but I'm the essential guy.

I mean, you know, I'm the Cliff Notes version.

You go ahead and give them the in-depth dissertation of Endgame study.

I'm more than willing to listen.

This

is not Cliff Notes.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I figured everybody knows that, but that's...

Yeah,

she's just reading him cliff notes.

This was so funny because she's reading cliff notes about Lord of the Flies, a book that Glow has taught.

And so I just turned to overturn.

I'm like, hey, Glow, do you think Piggy's eyeglasses are a metaphor in Lord of the Flies? And she's like...

model now

and

that that's been supplanted by ai i promise The Venn diagram of people who relied on cliff notes and people who use AI to summarize way too much shit is a full circle.

The X-Men, Starjammers, and Daken are transported inside the Crystal.

The CliffsNotes version, the universe is saved by the Phoenix, although the Crystal's power puts Daken into a coma.

Once the universe is saved, the X-Men return home.

along with Lalandra, who is now exiled from the Shi'ar Empire in that moment.

You and I talked a couple of months ago, and I went online and downloaded a copy, and I went, hmm, this is nice.

It's like I love Cliff Notes.

I've always been a Cliff Note fan, and this is like business school for dummies.

Yeah.

We used to not actually read the entire Beowulf for English.

We just go by the cliff notes.

And you'd read the Cliff Notes version.

And I believe Cliff Notes even had a summary, so you could just read the one page and get the idea of what the book was about.

I don't know if we have Cliff Notes or not anymore, but we'll see if we can find some for our notes when we come back and wrap up the show.

Thanks for spending your morning with us.

We're back in a moment with more Commodity Talk.

gives you a little flavor.

It's a CliffsNotes.

I like it.

Yeah, it's a little flavor.

I don't think it's the kind of thing where there's no, well, Coles Notes here or what are they down in the States? What's the...

Cliff Notes.

Cliff Notes and a 90-minute reader and now you understand all the jargon and how computer science and programming works.

No, but I absolutely guarantee if you watch every one of my episodes, they'll make 5% more sense and you'll be 1% smarter.

Justin Nelson's projects.

They're much easier to read than most people think.

I do like the CliffsNotes reading the syllabus idea.

Syllabus is great.

Those almost always have constrained time.