There is a fear that I could go back to that shop and I won't.

But yeah, I mean, it's when I was talking about geeking out,

reading about other businesses, we're definitely at a pivotal point where companies in our position,

a lot of them fail if they're not prepared to get to the next level.

It's kind of crucial. I mean, you can't assume you're going to keep growing,

but the rate we have, I hope we do, but it's silly to assume that.

And so we need to keep reassessing.

I think most of us are more impressed with the guy or girl who didn't go to exceptional school

and has made it than the person that did.

The idea of a buddy's going to open a bar, I've got friends of the kid,

it's open a bar together.

Number one is the worst idea in the world opening a bar.

And number two, opening with your friends is probably even worse.

Expect to fail. Don't assume you'll fail, but you're not going to hit a home run every time,

and that's okay. I'd like to think I'm a good example of just don't assume you're kind of stuck.

It would have been very easy at 35, whatever, to sort of, I don't know, throwing the towel.

And I didn't, and I'm glad I didn't.

So there's one class that if you had to teach it or wanted to teach to entrepreneurs,

what would that be? And why?

That's a good question.

Wow. My experience as an entrepreneur, I don't consider myself an entrepreneur,

maybe in the traditional sense, or certainly what that word has come to mean in the last 10 or 15

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