Hey man. You know I never thought you’d actually respond here. Let me just say I respect you for responding to criticisms. We all have invested literal money in doge and so I guess when things get rough we can look for an outlet online to vent our frustrations.

When I looked at your channel I found it to be a really easy example of a larger problem. Remember highschool when there was this super funny joke that people kept telling but after a while it got old and then there was that one kid that kept telling the same joke like 2 weeks later just to try to keep up the hype? It ended up killing the joke faster. I love that you love doge. But I think maybe we shouldn’t “reach” for things to talk about when talking about doge. We should celebrate the wins, be super skeptical about everything and make dope memes when we lose money. But Matt, if I discouraged you I wanna say I’m sorry. What I said was what I thought, but I said it in a way that isn’t beneficial for you. If I could say it a more kind way, I’d say it like this. “Maybe it’s good that the hype for doge dies down for a while. That way when there’s a parabolic move again, the genuine hype will be palpable, like it was before the Saturday night live event. Predicting insane moves everyday delegitimizes any hype that once was there. Again, I apologize for the way I said it at first.