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On today's episode, we have Brad Bow, co-founder and executive chairman of Lyme, a smart bike share company. Before Lyme, Brad co-founded Kinsen Capital

and established and drew Tencent's U.S. presence. Here's Brad.

It's my pleasure to be here and really appreciate you taking the time today to, you know, listen to the story of Lyme.

So today I want to go to going to be sharing with you a little bit story and a journey of Lyme,

which is a 21-month-old company, that were really a young company.

But then the topic today is not about just life. The topic is about a lot of

impossible. That impossible of a company can do well and do good at the same time. The impossible

scenario of how a company can grow in really fast

well that you know not crashing cities or, you know,

do the things that the cities or community doesn't want it.

And I think the story is about, you know, can we reinvent the urban transportation, right?

That can we, you know, build a step by step towards what a modern urban transportation will look like?

And can we fight against all the challenges we have, you know, commonly in the city?

So I think the, you know, I notice there are a lot of people who have heard about life.

There are not many that have tried it.

I think it's due to, you know, availability issues that in the cities

living or working, but we're working on that. So, rest assured on that. First of all, right,

the micro trend of urbanization, that is, you know, that is non-stoppable. And I think that

trend is going to happen regardless what.

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