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The point being is that we as entrepreneurs, everyone in this room, I think it's one of

things that makes this country so exceptional and important because it creates new wealth.

It's new risk in the marketplace.

And it delivers for the consumer, the customer, and the citizen new ideas, better products,

and it's that constant competition is always refining us towards

a better version of success.

So that is, of course, Charlie Kirk, but he's speaking to Andrew K. Smith, Rastarantua, co-founder

and managing director of the Savory Fund and the last person to interview Charlie Kirk,

a man he got introduced to through

because he knows Charlie Kirk's cousin and Charlie Kirk was coming at the town. I says,

why don't you do an interview with me first? He does it at the entrepreneurial conference

that Charlie Kirk is really an entrepreneur too as he grew up turning point. And Andrew, you had

no idea that day would be Charlie's last interview. What's it like hearing that just now? Yeah, it's still surreal. I mean, I'm still kind of grappling with it. I think that my team is too. I think that the people that were in the audience, we had 550 people in the audience listening to this interview. I don't think any of us knew how to process it. I think we're still trying to figure out how to process it. but it's hard to hear when you say that, too, because it was just a week ago. Right. It's hard to understand. The last interview is available now on Fox Nation, right? It is, yes. It lasts how long? 34 minutes. And I honestly, I could have talked to him for hours. It was that easy to talk to that guy. And I'm sure he's very interested in you and how you did it. You've got 500 plus restaurants in your fund and the people in the audience and how they did it.

And he talked about the risk that they took.

In what way was he like you guys?

Yeah, I think that entrepreneurial endeavors is really kind of the great equilibrium, right?

For all backgrounds, political backgrounds, opinions, ethnicities. It doesn't really matter. Entrepreneurship is in all segments of the industry, right? So for us, when we were talking to him, it was easy to talk to him about his entrepreneurial journey because it all applied to everybody that was in the audience as well. And you didn't really know anything about them, but the more you learned about it and the more

you liked him, because you maybe had some preconceived notions of another conservative guy

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