“You cannot leak financials this close to an IPO. That never happens. That is not how any of this works. And still, after all of this, these targeted leaks that are trying to reinforce a narrative, that make every audited financial in this entire process meaningless and a joke, continue.”

…part of the IPO story because everyone who is a little bit concerned about those commitments now potentially there's a way out, even though I've always argued that they were never really legally binding. They're always kind of, you know, wink-wink, nudge, nudge, at least how I see this playing out.

You're sending the lawyer to squirm out of those commitments. You were ready. You were just waiting for me. I was ready.

That's right. Turns out those popsicles aren't as nutritious as you thought, which maybe you should have thought before you made those commitments to buy them, but whatever. But we won't relitigate that contract. Let's actually talk about what this means for the Anthropic IPO. Because the reports…

Oh, man. Okay. I just have to go off a little bit here. That I don't know if you did you see today in the Wall Street Journal that there was a leak and a person familiar with the matter leaks that now Anthropic for October is showing an $80 billion run rate. You cannot leak financials this close to…

Well, let me ask you this. Would you leak those numbers if you thought the IPO was imminent? Or would you leak those numbers because you thought, given the current environment, you were postponing the IPO anyway and you wanted to get the narrative out? Because this is an interesting headline from…