Ed, I want to ask you a question.

Yes.

And I'm going to, I want to ask the whole question.

It's trash YouTube, by the way.

Okay.

Is, oh yeah, don't worry about it.

You know what it is. Look, if you're listening to this, you already pay for it. You know what you're listening to. We've been on a world historical run of introducing the show. But we're so good at it. Ed, I want to ask you something.

I want you to let me get through the whole question.

Okay.

Is it good if you and the CEO of Microsoft, an organization to which you pay what appears to be a deceptively large amount of money, just imagine this. It's you and the CEO of Microsoft. You go on a podcast, it's hosted by an investor in your company. Let's say it's an AI lab, and you say on that podcast, you want to spend

$1.4 trillion against $13 billion of annual recurring revenue. And the investor says, oh, cool,

how? Is it good if your response is, we'll sell your shares if you don't believe in us? Also,

we make more money than that. Is that good if that happened? Yes. Awesome, perfect. Podcast

over. Let's go back to the Epstein stuff. It's Awesome. Perfect. Podcast over.

Let's go back to the Epstein stuff.

It's the good shit.

And also, ideally you want to seem extremely bothered by the question.

The question needs to make you kind of recoil like you've been electrocuted a little.

Almost as though someone's about to unveil a dark secret that you have.

Yes, exactly.

So you need to get ahead of that information as quickly and aggressively as possible.

So it's just Sam Altman sending Satya and Adela a spinning 3D comic sans word art that's just stealing.

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