So why don't we jump into accountability, which I thought was pretty interesting and I think you have your own unique take on it.

So the first tweet on accountability was embrace accountability and take business risks under your own name.

Society will reward you with responsibility, equity and leverage.

Yeah, so to get rich, you know, you're going to need leverage and leverage comes in labor, comes in capital or can come through code or media.

But most of these like labor and capital people have to give to you for labor.

Somebody has to follow you for capital.

Somebody has to give you money or assets to manage or machines.

So to get these things, you to build up credibility and you have to do those under your own name as much as possible, which is risky.

So accountability is a double-edged thing.

It allows you to take credit when things go well and to bear the brunt of the failure when things go badly.

So in that sense, you know, people who are stamping their names on things aren't foolish.

They're just confident.

Maybe it turns out to be foolish in the end, but if you look at a Kanye or an Oprah or a Trump or an Elon or anyone like that,

these people can get rich just off their name because their name is such powerful branding.

You know, regardless of what you think of Trump, you have to realize that the guy was among the best in the world at just branding his name.

Why would you go to Trump casino?

Used to be because Trump.

Why would you go to Trump tower because of Trump when it came time to vote?

I think a lot of voters just went and said Trump.

They recognized the name.

So the name recognition paid off.

Same thing with Oprah.

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