Look, Kevin, in Silicon Valley, we have some really incredible names, just of companies, you know.

That's true.

And I think sometime in the mid-2010s, we actually ran out of names.

You know what I mean?

Right, that's what people just, like, started removing vowels from stuff.

Exactly.

And everything was dot I.O.

And it was dot LY, and it just sort of became kind of unhinged and to me this all reached its

apotheosis.

Oh great word thank you about hearing and apotheosis would be a great name for a company

by the way.

Apotheos S-Y-S.

Yeah.

But a couple years ago, I saw a headline on Techme and they'll never forget and it just said,

Flink has acquired Kaju.

And I thought, excuse me me and these actually weren't even

American companies are European companies but flink had acquired Kaju. That

sense would actually give a caveman an aneurysm. That would kill a small peasant back in the days of Henry the 8th.

Well, you know, once Flink acquired Kaju, I thought literally anything could happen in this world.

Yeah, and so this week I saw that hot on the trail of flink acquiring Kaju, Isaiah has acquired Hoosu.

You sure about that?

And Gazun height. I'm K Rousa Tech Columns for the New York Times.

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