So I think it's fascinating how we can see something.

We can look at something and we can look at something and not see.

Basically, there's no more way to say it.

Or we can look at the same thing and see completely different things.

I imagine like here's someone I see rain come down and I think like,

oh, this is really good for farmers.

A farmer can look and remember this is bad for us.

This is too much rain.

I'm like, oh, okay, I saw this the wrong way.

From different perspectives.

You can look at this, like the setup here with all the flowers and it looks amazing.

It looks beautiful and you say, well, it looks so gorgeous in there.

And I'm like, yep, I have allergies.

This is just like, I can hardly breathe right now, but it's that kind of situation where

we can look and see the same thing after I remember in order to understand,

in order to know what I'm seeing after I remember the farmer remembers that we've had

enough rain already.

I remember that I have allergies.

I remember I used to bike a ton back in the day.

And I remember getting up, I never paid more attention to the wind than when I was biking

because it was like, oh, today's going to be a headwind day.

Today's going to be a tailwind day.

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