Chuong: If Lennart gets elected as Sweden's Prime Minister, I don't think the world will obey him; just Sweden. We all have chains of commands we go through. For example, I do not report to Leo because he already has a parallel in my country, so I report to Luong instead. However, Lennart being Prime Minister will guarantee that nobody invades Sweden, despite the AIRAF openly stating that they're interested in Sweden being rich in rare earth metals but are fully aware of the risks if they invade Sweden.

Elias: They won't do anything to us for obvious reasons. We got an excellent defensive military too.

Diamond Knight: I can finally sleep peacefully knowing that football riots are a thing of the past in my country now that Milei will transfer our prison system to our military to manage them.

Serhat: Oh Arslan the Ottoman Lion, will you order our military to manage and control our prisons, or at least in Istanbul? That will scare people into behaving during football.

Zax: I say just do Istanbul only. *To Leo* As you know, our military cannot control our prisons due to legal reasons. Arslan can do that because Turkey's justice system works differently. But in America, that may not fly well.

Leo: Understood.

Arslan: It may not fly in your country, but it does in mine, and so the answer is yes. I will command our military to do just that. The Forsythians will add to it with their music.

Super C: *to Lennart* So why did they say the entire globe must obey you? I've heard them say that about Leo, but not you.

Lennart: Probably because Leo is the emperor, and I am just a king, according to those cartoons in the newspapers. I think it was just a failed scare tactic. Everybody knows how lethal it gets when I go berserk, so their strategy must have been, "If we get them to think the consequences of disobeying Lennart is him going berserk at the highest level, Ragnarok, then it will guarantee world peace." Well, no. It doesn't. Yes; I made the bad mistake of going after the AIRAF, which is why I'd be confined to the giant castle forever if I do blow it again. However, it didn't put them out of business. They're still terrorizing everybody. You also have the GSAF terrorizing everybody, but they're a different matter.

Super C: They are.

D.W.: Don't those dorks ever get tired of losing?

Cripto: I doubt it. *to Diamond Knight* I'm glad to hear that.

Blitz Fox: *To Levon* And as much as I understand your views on non-binary people, many of us don't think like that back in The Netherlands, even if most of us prefer people like Wilders these days. As you know, our public restrooms consists of individual stalls designed like rooms to provide better privacy, which is now the global minimum standard for public restrooms. Last time I checked, the Bible said nothing about gender-segregated rooms.

Levon: You're correct to say that, but the Lord makes it clear He created only two genders: male and female. He does, however, want to see all His people congregating together to worship, though. He also guides us on how to minister to the non-binary people, for he created all people in His image.

Super C: Do you have a problem with the restroom concept?

Levon: If it means better privacy because it means just one person at a time, then no; it doesn't bother me. The concept as a whole is one I don't usually discuss in public anyways.

Leo: Sorry if it makes you uncomfortable.

Levon: It somewhat does.

Super C: I think I classified it as a sensitive topic, but not a forbidden one. The new standard for the public restrooms also means you have to pay to use them. Of course, all the old people in Wildcat City threw a fit about it, and even demanded Mayor Jabowitz be impeached because he's letting this happen. But it is one individual only per facility in town, and you must pay or show an ID. There should be exceptions to the rules, though, in the event of a medical emergency.

Leo: Also don't forget that they are self-cleaning.

Levon: Well, that I would appreciate. After all, cleanliness is next to righteousness.

Cripto: I thought it was godliness.

Super C: It was, but we use the word "righteousness" in the G-52s to account for us not discriminating against anybody. You got the original quote correct, though.

Chuong: I'm Buddhist and I don't mind if someone said "Cleanliness is next to godliness."

Zachary: Paying to use those restrooms do help accommodate for low and no taxes.

Blitz Fox: *To Levon* Yes, but we also have things like unisex uniforms, with hospital scrubs being the prime example. You got a letter from an American who works in a scrubs factory and you know that's an occupational thing and that unisex uniforms are cost-effective for mass production.

Levon: That's also true. That's just a different matter than someone's status. I hope I'm not pushing the border, in the meantime.

Super C: No; you didn't fail any of those tests that would make the app buzz. I think you're just standing up for what you believe in. Still, it matters how you do it, and where you are when you do it.