So I know some people will know.

Yeah, that's so funny.

So yeah, I mean like that kind of stuff.

I got into travel writing, but what that meant was I was walking around a very politically sensitive region with a camera and with like a figurative notepad, like talking to people, taking notes and doing all this stuff.

And over time that just put a huge target on my back.

So not only was the political tension rising, You know, China ended up setting up kind of these concentration camps for the local people that is, I mean, still to some degree going on today.

And then you had me over here just running around the province.

So when you go to the U.S. and you are an American citizen, how does that compare to the rights that a Chinese citizen would have in China? Do you see a discrepancy between what those two things look like? What would you say is overall a good starting point for a lot of people to understand the nuances of what their rights really are in these different contexts?

What do you do to make sure that you don't miss an upload? Because I think that's the hard thing that creators realize is, "Oh, no, I've gotta upload again next week, and then the next week, and the next week." What have you done to set yourself up for success?

Yeah.

One of the things that has worked well for me is when I've built...

And I haven't built a huge, I don't have a huge team.

I do have people that work with me.

I've got an editor.

Um, I've got some guys that help me out with ideation and kind of at the beginning of the month kind of thinking through what we're gonna do for that month.

What does your video process look like now? 2026, beyond, what does it look like for you when you're doing a long-form video? Give a start to finish.