So Levit, between college and graduate school, you worked as a consultant.

Can you tell us a little bit about that?

I did.

I worked for a little company called Corporate Decisions England.

That's so amazing.

I'm so made up.

Corporate Decisions England.

CDI, and it was a Bain spin-off, which was later acquired by Mercer, and it had four

partners, and maybe there were 70 or 80 of us young people.

Was it a job that you were excited to get, or was it kind of a fallback?

No, it was a great job.

I had trouble getting jobs because I'd never really worked.

The fact that I had spent my summer in before my senior year of college when most students

were doing internships, I had decided the right thing to do was to go start a little horse-tracing,

gambling hedge fund.

To lose all the money of my investors in the previous summer, didn't really speak to

many of the employers.

So it turned out it was harder to get a job than I thought.

But the CDI, they actually took that as a positive that I'd had the initiative and the

hootspot to go out and lose a bunch of money at the racetrack.

Okay.

So you got a job at Corporate Decisions Inc. and what kind of consulting were you doing?

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