Yeah, it's hard to overstate how important we think this will be.

So, yeah, I can't think of other questions where I would rate 100 out of 100,

but this one I'm going to have to say 100.

That was Dave Gilboa, the co-founder and co-CEOO of Warby Parker.

And he was rating just how important Warby Parker's AI Glasses partnership with Google

will be over the coming years.

Our own co-founder and CEO, Tom Gardner, as well as Tim Byers, talked with Dave about not only those

AI glasses, but also what makes Warby Parker's current eyewear business a customer favorite.

I think I'm going to start with a simple Peter Lynchism, for those of us who spent our time

in the investing world, Peter Lynch once said, if you can't explain to a 10-year-old in two minutes why you own a stock, you shouldn't own it. So can you explain to us in two minutes

why you care about Warby Parker, why you believe in it, and why you help to run the company?

Sure. Thanks for having me on. And yeah, I started Warby Parker now over 15 years ago with three of my best friends from business school, really to solve our own problems as frustrated consumers.

And we saw a category, a massive category that is now over $60 billion in the U.S., offering products that most people need to see

for their everyday lives, but a category that really was not serving consumers well, and

had very little innovation from a product standpoint and a distribution standpoint.

And it just didn't make sense to us that a pair of glasses, technology that's been around for

800 years, should cost more than an iPhone.

And so we set out to create a brand that offered the products that we would want to wear around a brand that stood for something

and wanted to make the experience great and dramatically bring down the price point for

glasses.

And so that's what we've done over the last 15 years.

And now we have over 300 stores in addition to a thriving e-commerce business and set out to

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