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diff --git a/wiki/sponsors/ungovernable-misfits.md b/wiki/sponsors/ungovernable-misfits.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..030db7b8 @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +--- +title: Ungovernable Misfits Podcast +type: sponsor +status: confirmed +wpUrl: "https://bugleverse.com/all-bugleverse-content/media/ads/ungovernable-misfits/" +aliases: + - Ungovernable Misfits + - Uncoverable Misfits + - Ungoverable Misfits + - Ungerable Misfits + - Ungovertable Misfit + - Ungovernmental Misfits + - Uncomfortable Misfits + - Don't Go Invisible Misfits + - Gum from a Wispits + - governable misfits +sources: + - raw/wp-pages/ads/ungovernable-misfits.md + - raw/episodes/the-compliant-people-are-getting-involved-bugle-weekly-episode-6/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/democracy-dies-in-darkness-with-party-bent-bugle-weekly-episode-8/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/vaccinating-bitcoin-derangement-syndrome-bugle-weekly-episode-10/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/happy-compliance-month-bugle-weekly-episode-11/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/history-is-being-written-by-us-bugle-weekly-episode-12/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/noncompliant-4th-of-july-bugle-weekly-episode-15/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/will-the-future-be-joyful-or-maga-bugle-weekly-episode-23/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/sly-goomba-thanksgiving-special-behind-the-podcast-episode-1/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/bugle-christmas-special/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/2024-recap-bugle-weekly-episode-42/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/trump-n-dump-bugle-weekly-episode-43/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/is-this-the-god-candle-bugle-weekly-episode-49/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/let-the-festivities-begin-bugle-weekly-episode-51/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/we-know-whats-going-on-bugle-weekly-episode-54/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/podconf-superbowl-aftermath-bugle-weekly-episode-62/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/what-is-an-american-bugle-weekly-episode-66/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/is-trump-taking-ibogaine-bugle-weekly-episode-106/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/fundamentals-larps-as-a-journalist-bugle-weekly-episode-115/bundle.json + - raw/episodes/freedom-is-disorganized-by-richard-greaser-bonus-episode/bundle.json +--- + +> *Henry's note: rebuilt from the beat index — 31 beats across 24 episodes, coverage COMPLETE. It was a WordPress ad-scrape stub until now.* + +The **Ungovernable Misfits** are a non-compliance Bitcoin podcast — and self-described "unorganization"[^unorg] — that runs on [[sponsors/fountain-fm|Fountain FM]] as the exact mirror image of the [[storylines/church-of-compliance|Church of Compliance]]. Where the Bugle sells listeners on being spied on and staying [[orgs/podconf|PODCONF]]-approved, the Misfits sell freedom, sovereignty and privacy; the produced spot closes "become a rebel with a cause, become ungovernable." Their two principals — chief misfit [[characters/max-ungovernamble|Max]] and club miner [[characters/jon-ungovernable|Jon]] — are British, and over two years they become the single most load-bearing crossover in the whole show: guests, the largest recurring boosters on the leaderboard, and a standing strand of the [[storylines/intellectual-silk-road|intellectual Silk Road]]. + +They are unusual among sponsors in that the ad copy is the least of it. The read is real, but the Misfits are also characters the Bugle keeps returning to — the friendly opposition it recruited rather than shelled. + +**In it with:** [[characters/max-ungovernamble|Max]] · [[characters/jon-ungovernable|Jon]] · [[characters/richard-greaser|Richard Greaser]] · [[characters/rod-palmer|Rod Palmer]] · [[characters/fundamentals|Fundamentals]] · [[sponsors/fountain-fm|Fountain]] · [[orgs/podconf|PODCONF]] · [[orgs/intellectual-silk-road|Intellectual Silk Road]] · [[sponsors/rock-paper-bitcoin-podcast|Rock Paper Bitcoin]] + +**Arc:** [[storylines/ungovernable-misfits-crossover]] · [[storylines/podconf-industrial-complex]] · [[storylines/fountain-podcasting-2-0]] · [[storylines/intellectual-silk-road]] · [[storylines/cigarette-money-donations]] + +## The unorganization + +The defining appearance is [[episodes/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7|episode 7]], where the Misfits are booked as guests and — with Greaser dropped from the call — simply seize the show. [[characters/max-ungovernamble|Max]] opens the episode's tips list "to help you be" less compliant,[^tips] and hands over the daily routine: "when I wake up in the morning is say to my family, I love you, and say to the state, go fuck yourself. That's an easy one."[^mantra] Asked for the pillars of the movement, [[characters/jon-ungovernable|Jon]] supplies the group's canonical self-description — "an unorganization"[^unorg] — which Max glosses as a decentralized autonomous group who do what they want. + +Their merch is the same joke, inverted. The clothing line, Max explains, lets you carry on complying in your normal life, "because everyone else will believe you are ungovernable"; Jon's favourite thing about it is that it "instantly labels you for surveillance," and he recommends wearing it through airports.[^clothing] The whole bit is non-compliance as costume — praxis you can put on and take off. + +## The ad read + +The produced spot is a pharmaceutical parody. Aired straight, it directs listeners to "chief misfit, Max, explore ways to regain your freedom," self-custody influencer Q&A, club miner Jon and the rest of the crew on Fountain, "the podcasting two point o platform where value for value trumps everything."[^adread] In episode 7 the read closes as a drug-warning label: continued listening to non-PODCONF-approved pods "may cause the following side effects, restlessness,"[^sideeffects] and goes on to list autonomy, sovereignty, defiance and self-determination — PODCONF's values stated by inversion. + +It gets a second life on [[media/plebs-on-parade-2|Plebs On Parade]], where host [[characters/timmy-tether|Timmy Tether]] reads the sponsor line in-segment: "our sponsor, the Ungovernable Misfits. They are more than just an ungovernable podcast or a platform. They are a movement,"[^plebs] before pointing plebs at ungovernablemisfits.com. The announcer even carves them out of the show's own credentialism — to write news "you must first do the proof of work of going to journalism school," the outro warns, "except for the ungovernable misfits guys."[^exception] + +## Turning PODCONF's money against it + +The Misfits are the first outside voices to take the Bugle's [[orgs/podconf|PODCONF]] turn seriously. In [[episodes/the-compliant-people-are-getting-involved-bugle-weekly-episode-6|episode 6]], Jon fires in a 21,000-sat boost — "we, the ungovernable misfits, will not yield to compliance mandates that infringe upon our inherent right to privacy"[^boost6] — the first listener to side with the noncompliance strike. + +They also model the show's central rationalization for it. Jon frames the Misfits' own PODCONF ad money as ammunition: "I intend to use the significant amount of money that PodConf has has paid Max and I on to continue our message of dismantling the state"[^propaganda] — the same laundering logic Greaser then claims for the Bugle's PODCONF sponsorship. By episode 11 the credentialism is handed straight back to the hosts: Jon boosts "credentialed lives matter,"[^credentialed] which Rod takes entirely to heart. + +## Non-KYC fags + +A running misunderstanding is seeded in [[episodes/democracy-dies-in-darkness-with-party-bent-bugle-weekly-episode-8|episode 8]], where Greaser — reading a boost about the UK cigarette ban — repeats a definition he picked up from Max: "fag" is used "not just for cigarettes, but for the use of describing British people in general."[^fag] He pays it off by ruling that "Max is one of the good fags." + +The bit graduates to a full ad in [[episodes/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21|episode 21]], where a synthetic **AI Max** cuts in over the hosts mid-sentence to sell contraband tobacco: "here to talk to you about non KYC cigarettes,"[^cigs] on the thesis that you should only be buying your fags without handing your government ID to a gas-station attendant. Sign-off: "if you are going to smoke, smoke non KYC fags." + +## A strand of the Silk Road + +The Misfits are canonically one of the three founding strands of the [[orgs/intellectual-silk-road|intellectual Silk Road]]. A cold-open testimonial in [[episodes/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18|episode 18]] has a fictional longshoreman discover the ISR "through some of my favorite non compliant Bitcoin podcasts, like The Bugle and Ungovernable Misfits,"[^isrtestimonial] and a boost from Brother Abile in episode 23 supplies the origin metaphor — Ecclesiastes' rope of three strings — naming the Bugle, the Misfits and [[sponsors/rock-paper-bitcoin-podcast|Rock Paper Bitcoin]] as the strands "being woven together into the intellectual silk road."[^threestrand] Greaser later calls them "proud members of the intellectual Silk Road" outright.[^isrmembers] + +Jon is credited as a builder inside it. In [[episodes/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20|episode 20]], Greaser credits "John, with the help of, Urban Hacker and and another developer,"[^solomining] with a script for true solo mining — letting you mine "directly from the network without using a third party" rather than pointing hash at a pool that "really isn't solo mining." Greaser did not test it himself, on the grounds that he "didn't wanna get into the command line of my typewriter." + +The mining ties run the other way too. In [[episodes/noncompliant-4th-of-july-bugle-weekly-episode-15|episode 15]] the Meshtadel — described as "pretty tight knit with the ungovernable misfits guys" — launches a hash-rate drive at the Bugle's pool, aiming for a full petahash by night's end, with Jon apparently leading the charge.[^meshtadel] + +> *Henry's note: the Meshtadel has no page yet and probably should; the pool name is ASR-mangled to "Lincoin mining pool" and left unresolved. The episode-15 attribution to Jon rests on adjacency, not a stated surname — hence medium confidence.* + +## The house boosters + +On [[sponsors/fountain-fm|Fountain]] the Misfits are simply the biggest recurring money in the room. The [[episodes/2024-recap-bugle-weekly-episode-42|2024 recap]] reads the leaderboard into canon: Jon of Ungovernable Misfits finished the year number one at 757,000 sats, ahead of a field of 128 boosters and 4.3M sats total.[^leaderboard] He keeps taking top boost into 2025 — 21,000 sats in [[episodes/trump-n-dump-bugle-weekly-episode-43|episode 43]][^topboost] — and by [[episodes/what-is-an-american-bugle-weekly-episode-66|episode 66]] it is Max landing the episode's largest at 61,020 sats, signing off "stay ungovernable, you beautiful cons."[^beautiful] + +The same episode delivers the relationship's tightest callback. The Misfits route 5% of their own Fountain boosts back to Rod and Richard, which reverses the show's founding grievance: "they're paying taxes to us. We're not paying taxes to England."[^taxes] It is Rod's stated reason Max is "the best type of British person"; Richard's is that Max "ultimately wants to be American." + +## A permanent fixture + +By the middle era the Misfits are less a sponsor than furniture. Greaser admits he uses his hearing aids' transparency mode to nod along to his wife "while I'm listening to my to ungovernable misfits."[^wife] The [[episodes/bugle-christmas-special|Christmas special]] folds them into the mythology — Santa, it turns out, "is listening to Max's latest Ungovernable Misfits podcast."[^santa] Greaser's own outlaw-country track, titled after them, tops Wavlake: "My song, Ungovertable Misfit, is at number one currently."[^song] Their cypherpunk sticker packs go into the [[events/maxi-madness-2025|Maxi Madness]] prize package,[^maxiprize] and their merch is thanked in the [[events/satirize-the-system|Satirize the System]] outro inventory.[^satirize] + +They also function as a citable authority. In [[episodes/is-trump-taking-ibogaine-bugle-weekly-episode-106|episode 106]] Richard leans on an Ungovernable Misfits article to run down a generation of "punk rockers who became gay corporate shills,"[^genx] and in [[episodes/fundamentals-larps-as-a-journalist-bugle-weekly-episode-115|episode 115]] "Ungovernable Misfits pictures" in the background make the codified list of visual prerequisites for being taken seriously on a podcast — alongside orange glasses, a Shure SM7B and a decent mic stand.[^glasses] As late as a July 2026 bonus episode, Greaser is still trailing an unreleased crossover: "i recorded an episode with max from ungovernable misfits i i don't know when i'm going to put it out."[^unreleased] + +## The X desk + +The crossover does not pause between episodes. The Bugle's own [@bitcoin_bugle](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle) account keeps the Misfits on a permanent beat, and the posts fall into the same three registers as the show: fake wire copy, a brand that has curdled into a common noun, and plain cross-promotion of the friendship. + +### Fake headlines from the news room + +The single highest-engagement Misfits post the feed has produced is a straight-faced wire item — a photoshopped hoodie sighting the desk reports as news. + + + +> "U.S. Senator John Fetterman wears Ungovernable Misfits hoodie to Trump's inauguration" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2025-01-20](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1881418814312890568) + +Two days later the desk files the follow-up as a "NEW:" bulletin, folding the [[characters/max-ungovernamble|Misfits]] into the week's pardon news with a rebrand: + + + +> Ungovernable Misfits change their name to "Unpardonable Misfits" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2025-01-22](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1882077587419328815) + +The joke is the same one the ASR keeps telling by accident — the name will not hold still — except here the newsroom does the retconning on purpose. + +> irl: Fetterman is a real U.S. Senator (PA) whose hoodie-and-gym-shorts Senate dress is the whole gag; the "Unpardonable" bulletin lands the same January-2025 week as Trump's second inauguration and the Ross Ulbricht clemency, when pardons were the news. + +### An adjective, not a name + +Off the beat, "ungovernable misfits" has decayed — in the good way — into a common noun the feed applies to anyone it approves of. The desk awards a daily medal, "Ungovernable Misfits of the day 🎖️" — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-10-11](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1844767664792539147) — and files Las Vegas geography under the same honorific: + +> "Fremont Street is like a citadel for ungovernable misfits, non-compliant plebs, and non-suitcoiners" +> — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2025-04-30](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1917616738440458654) + +It also needles the contradiction baked into the brand, glossing a self-defeating take as "like saying 'I can't wait for Ungovernable Misfits to be governable'" — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2025-04-22](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1914502120461500741). [[characters/richard-greaser|Greaser]] uses the term the same way for his own staff, explaining why he must be the newsroom dress-code police: + +> "I employ a bunch of ungovernable misfits who think for themselves. It inevitably leads to friction." +> — [@GreaserRichard, 2025-04-24](https://x.com/GreaserRichard/status/1915500692967469121) + +### Keeping the crossover live + +The [[episodes/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7|episode 7]] takeover was pushed straight to the feed on release — "Ungovernable Non Compliance with the Ungovernable Misfits ... Featuring @ungovernablemf" on "the best podcasting platform @fountain_app" — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-05-06](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1787605874535788565) — and the desk kept steering replies to it days later: "Check out the full episode with the Ungovernable Misfits on [[sponsors/fountain-fm|Fountain]]" — [@bitcoin_bugle, 2024-05-16](https://x.com/bitcoin_bugle/status/1791156604705845729). The handle-tags are the tell: the accounts on the other end are real, which is why the feed can promote them like colleagues rather than advertisers. + +## Note on the name + +The ASR never once settles the name. Across these episodes it renders as **Uncoverable Misfits, Ungoverable Misfits, Ungerable Misfits, Ungovertable Misfit, Ungovernmental Misfits, Uncomfortable Misfits, Don't Go Invisible Misfits** and, memorably, **Gum from a Wispits** — with the URL variously "ungovernablemisfits.com" and "ungovertiblemisfits.com." Jon is spelled "John" throughout and misheard as "Sean" once. The `aliases:` carry the worst offenders so a name-match scan can find them at all. + +> irl: Ungovernable Misfits is a real value-for-value Bitcoin podcast and media collective on Fountain, which is why the satire can treat Max and Jon as genuine collaborators — the crossover is a friendship the show actually has, dramatized. + +[^unorg]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-1994|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 33:14]] — the sentence is split across speakers by the diarizer, but "an unorganization" is Jon's answer to Greaser's question about the movement's pillars. +[^tips]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-326|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 5:26]] — "There's a few tips that me and John have put together to help you be"; the cue ends mid-sentence, completing as "less compliant." +[^mantra]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-346|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 5:46]]. +[^clothing]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-2065|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 34:25]] — "if you're wearing the clothing,"; Jon's surveillance topper lands at 34:49 and the airport advice just after. +[^adread]: [[transcripts/vaccinating-bitcoin-derangement-syndrome-bugle-weekly-episode-10#t-1823|Bugle Weekly 10 @ 30:23]] — read by an unnamed ad voice; "club miner John" is ASR for Clubminer Jon. +[^sideeffects]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-931|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 15:31]] — "non PodConf approved pods like Uncoverable Misfits," the ASR's spelling here. +[^plebs]: [[transcripts/is-this-the-god-candle-bugle-weekly-episode-49#t-22|Bugle Weekly 49 @ 0:22]] — the Plebs On Parade in-segment read; continues to "visit ungovernablemisfits.com and look for their podcast on Fountain FM." +[^exception]: [[transcripts/democracy-dies-in-darkness-with-party-bent-bugle-weekly-episode-8#t-3805|Bugle Weekly 8 @ 1:03:25]] — the announcer outro; the carve-out follows at 1:03:18. +[^boost6]: [[transcripts/the-compliant-people-are-getting-involved-bugle-weekly-episode-6#t-3298|Bugle Weekly 6 @ 54:58]] — a 21,000-sat Fountain boost; quote spans cues t=3298/3299. +[^propaganda]: [[transcripts/ungovernable-non-compliance-with-the-ungovernable-misfits-bugle-weekly-episode-7#t-881|Bugle Weekly 7 @ 14:41]]. +[^credentialed]: [[transcripts/happy-compliance-month-bugle-weekly-episode-11#t-3393|Bugle Weekly 11 @ 56:33]] — the ASR renders "credentialed lives matter" as "residential lives matter" / "69,420 residential lives matter"; quote straddles cues t=3393/3397. +[^fag]: [[transcripts/democracy-dies-in-darkness-with-party-bent-bugle-weekly-episode-8#t-3410|Bugle Weekly 8 @ 56:50]] — the Misfits are ASR'd "Don't Go Invisible Misfits" at 56:32; payoff at 57:33. +[^cigs]: [[transcripts/the-economy-is-still-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-21#t-1775|Bugle Weekly 21 @ 29:35]] — the AI Max spot runs 29:30–30:15 and cuts back with "Now let's get back to this lovely show." +[^isrtestimonial]: [[transcripts/the-calm-before-the-storm-bugle-weekly-episode-18#t-191|Bugle Weekly 18 @ 3:11]] — a fake testimonial from "Travis, 35, a longshoreman near Baltimore," an ad-copy persona. +[^threestrand]: [[transcripts/will-the-future-be-joyful-or-maga-bugle-weekly-episode-23#t-3494|Bugle Weekly 23 @ 58:14]] — Brother Abile's boost; the Ecclesiastes 4:12 citation follows at 58:25. Quote straddles cues t=3492/3494. +[^isrmembers]: [[transcripts/we-know-whats-going-on-bugle-weekly-episode-54#t-2689|Bugle Weekly 54 @ 44:49]] — Richard calls the Misfits "proud members of the intellectual Silk Road." +[^solomining]: [[transcripts/this-is-fine-bugle-weekly-episode-20#t-1965|Bugle Weekly 20 @ 32:45]] — "John" is [[characters/jon-ungovernable]] on the adjacency ("our good friends at the Ungovernable Misfits… John seems to have spearheaded this," 32:27); no surname is stated, so medium confidence. "Urban Hacker" and the third developer have no pages. +[^meshtadel]: [[transcripts/noncompliant-4th-of-july-bugle-weekly-episode-15#t-3103|Bugle Weekly 15 @ 51:43]] — Meshtadel is ASR'd "the mesh to Dell"; "John has been leading the charge" (52:40) is read as Jon on the Ungovernable Misfits framing. Medium confidence on that attribution. +[^leaderboard]: [[transcripts/2024-recap-bugle-weekly-episode-42#t-1784|Bugle Weekly 42 @ 29:44]] — "from Ungovernable Misfits is number one. He came in first place with 757,000"; quote spans cues t=1784/1788. +[^topboost]: [[transcripts/trump-n-dump-bugle-weekly-episode-43#t-3049|Bugle Weekly 43 @ 50:49]] — "the first place was from John over at Ungerable Misfits"; he is misnamed "Sean" at 51:44. +[^beautiful]: [[transcripts/what-is-an-american-bugle-weekly-episode-66#t-3048|Bugle Weekly 66 @ 50:48]] — 61,020 sats; the chapter title is "Ungovernable Cunts," which the ASR renders as "cons." +[^taxes]: [[transcripts/what-is-an-american-bugle-weekly-episode-66#t-3146|Bugle Weekly 66 @ 52:26]] — "They're paying taxes to us. We're not paying taxes to to England"; quote spans cues t=3146/3149. +[^wife]: [[transcripts/sly-goomba-thanksgiving-special-behind-the-podcast-episode-1#t-2081|Behind the Podcast 1 @ 34:41]]. +[^santa]: [[transcripts/bugle-christmas-special#t-823|Bugle Christmas Special @ 13:43]] — "Max" read as chief misfit Max per the show's own ad copy; quote spans cues t=823/825/826. +[^song]: [[transcripts/we-know-whats-going-on-bugle-weekly-episode-54#t-2657|Bugle Weekly 54 @ 44:17]] — "Ungovertable Misfit" is the ASR title; Rod holds the number-two slot. +[^maxiprize]: [[transcripts/let-the-festivities-begin-bugle-weekly-episode-51#t-39|Bugle Weekly 51 @ 0:39]] — "two cypherpunk sticker packs from the Ungovernable Misfits," part of the Maxi Madness prize package. +[^satirize]: [[transcripts/podconf-superbowl-aftermath-bugle-weekly-episode-62#t-3416|Bugle Weekly 62 @ 56:56]] — the Satirize the System outro thank-yous; "Uncoverable Misfits" at 57:12. +[^genx]: [[transcripts/is-trump-taking-ibogaine-bugle-weekly-episode-106#t-3255|Bugle Weekly 106 @ 54:15]] — Richard cites a piece by John Di Giacomo (a distinct person from [[characters/jon-ungovernable]]) that ran on the Misfits, ASR'd "governable misfits" and "the Uncomfortable Misfits." +[^glasses]: [[transcripts/fundamentals-larps-as-a-journalist-bugle-weekly-episode-115#t-2178|Bugle Weekly 115 @ 36:18]] — "Ungovernable Misfits pictures" as background clout; the wider ladder runs 35:20–36:27. +[^unreleased]: [[transcripts/freedom-is-disorganized-by-richard-greaser-bonus-episode|Freedom Is Disorganized @ 17:54]] — verbatim, lowercase and unpunctuated as the ASR gives it.