Wisconsin

I mean, this was a tax reform that was quite beneficial to the large public companies.

But then the pass-throughs, who are represented by members of Congress, but also members of Congress are pass-through business owners themselves, such as Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, who, like, holds up his vote because he just has in his heart a real affinity for these pass-throughs, but he's like, you know, a plastics manufacturer.

I think recognizing these pivotal votes do depend on people who are voting their interests and not just the interests of their constituents is an important lesson for, for politics.

Small business pass-through tax increases, we've been told, like, that's a third rail, like, more so even than, you know, other things that you might expect the billionaires to care more about.

First, yeah, hopefully annual.

Community event here in Pulaski, Wisconsin.

That's right.

We are checking out, this is the new XLV blind.

I don't want to listen to it, but I mean, I used to film all of Wyatt's runs and Golly, I didn't go back and watch a lot of them.

I've seen one popped up last night and I sent it to Dave Voyer as Wyatt at one of my favorite trials, Hudson up in Wisconsin at the Badlands.

I mean, that's a phenomenal field.

Probably one of the best fields I've ever run on.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

from the Fifth Quarter Studios in Madison, Wisconsin.

You're listening to Coach Unplugged.

And now, your host, Steve Collins.

I'd rather go to D.C. Detroit is very dangerous.

I'd rather go to Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

I was going to say Wisconsin.

I'd rather go to all these cities.

Seattle? Yeah, definitely I'd rather go to Seattle.

Or OWI.

Or OWI, which is what Tony Romo was popped for in Wisconsin.

They just have a different name for it.

But again, we've said this a thousand times on the air.

That the artificial intelligence build-out has reached the stage where its largest players are buying equity in their own supply chain because signed contracts alone no longer guarantee that the physical hardware arrives anywhere close to on time.

and that some of the most consequential engineering decisions in this entire industry right now may be happening on a factory floor in Wisconsin, rather than inside any research lab that anybody bothers to write about.

I love that framing, and I would add just one thing.

Watch the backlog number next quarter, because that single figure will tell you far more about the true pace of this build-out than any product announcement ever will.

And so it'll be interesting to sort of see where she is going to take a lot of that energy and effort.

And then there's a bunch of, you know, really interesting opportunities, Wisconsin, a few other states where you have.

You know, primaries have just ended and you've got some interesting young talent in the party coming forward.

And I think it'll be really interesting to see what that is.

Maybe not as bad as Johnny's.

If they have, I think they've remembered a business day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and a girl in a wheelchair singing Amazing Grace.

You know, if you think of the words of grace, G-R-A-C-E, I've played with that a lot in acrostic.

God's reality and Christ's enabling.