Good morning everybody hope you doing well 11th August 2024 and just polled the

watches and the listeners before we started and We started. And...

I have thoughts of course on one S. Wuchitsky.

And she died.

It was really quite a bit of a surprise.

She was only 56 years old.

She'd been battling, I think, small cell carcinoma in her lungs for two years.

Rare for non-smokers, but I don't know if she was a smoker, I would be very surprised if she was,

so maybe it was just bad luck for her, which I certainly have experienced myself with regards to that fell disease, and I certainly sympathize with that.

You know, I don't particularly care about Susan.

I'm just going to call her Susan, sorry for the informality, but that's quite the mouthful of Polish syllables.

So, yeah, I don't, I don't really care to, there are people and there are symptoms right and I view her

tenure as kind of a symptom of the problem of power in society.

And that is where I'm going to sort of start

my analysis as a whole.

I'm going to give you a little bit of history

and mostly some philosophy because you know it being the philosophy show

good luck on your job interview on Tuesday although with the right preparation

with the right preparation, with the right preparation, you won't need luck. So that's important.

All right, so let's look a little bit about her tenure, right?

So Susan became involved with Google when the founders Sergei Brin and Larry Page set up shop at the garage of her home in Silicon Valley in 1998,

she became the company's first marketing manager a year later.

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