What is up, you sexy bastard? It's your boy kids, aka Rabbi Can't Lose, aka Noah Kagan,

coming back with another episode, and I'm coming back with another baby. My daughter was

born recently. I'm a double girl dad. It's been a wild experience.

I posted something online. I think I'm going to talk about that and a few other things in this

sweet, juicy, delicious episode. So what we're going to talk about today, I'm just going to talk

about two separate things. Things I've learned around being 44, including being a dad.

And then secondly, you know, a lot of people are talking about open claw and so I asked open claw to tell me what to talk about to tell you and

it's actually surprising and it lied to me so I told it to tell me the truth and then that's what's

going to also be an episode and then lastly we'll just talk about some stupid investments'm making. I'm not going to be talking about Absumo in this episode,

but I will come back most likely in March talking about what's going on with Absumo. There's

been a lot of stuff that's happening with Absumo. And I think the big thing that's telling

someone earlier, the word I'm feeling with Absumo is frantic.

And so for all of us in a world of AI where jobs are lost, jobs are some gained, people

are looking for answers. The best thing you can do is get a plan. And so I like our plan. I think

we need to organize our teams better. And I'm going to come back next month and I'll

give you some insights in what's going on, what's working, what's not. But in terms of my life,

I'm being 44 years old around the planet. So I'm like halfway, what's the optimistic way thing

to say? I'm halfway experienced of being on this planet. Yeah, a few of these just kind of

stick out. I think in terms of the kid one as we started this episode, I remember with our first

daughter, I talked to everyone who had a kid. I was like, give me your advice and give me your advice.

And I remember being in the hospital just like had tea light candles and we were so nervous. I remember the first drive home with my first daughter. I was like, oh my God, I can't believe I'm driving. I can't believe I have a kid again. And then the second one I was like, yeah, just do autopilot. Hopefully we'll make it home. I think that's true for a lot of things in life where before we start a business, before we ask someone on a date, before we post something online, we could be very nervous. And then after you do it, then the second time, it's a lot easier. And I think that's just a good lesson for all of us. And I think with the second kid, it made me appreciate my first kid more. We're just giving her a lot of attention and love and huggles,

huggles,

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