This is essentially someone who is very charming, has created a kind of charming foxy backstory for himself, is an incredible salesman.

And, oh, oh, your trucks work? So do everyone else's. What's innovative about that? Show me a truck that doesn't work. Okay.

And who has, it feels to me, right? Like he's gone through and he's like, I was inspired by my father.

I was inspired by my charity work.

I have all of these connections.

And it feels to me, again, like kind of like a work.

It feels just like I have the boilerplate story of tech CEO.

You could lift this and put it on anybody else.

Yeah.

Well, because this is also like, like these people

whose entire lives are just like an Ivy League application essay, right? Well, like, it's a full

with this thing like, but I also do charity work because I really believe in the spirit of mankind,

but obviously mostly what I care about is being rich, but also I played lacrosse with children

in Africa. I learned a lot about their mental health.

Yeah, exactly.

And what I think is interesting about that, right, is that it becomes, there is this

common language of if you have to bluff your way into any prestigious institution,

because this guy, he was a college dropout, you know, he was there for like one semester,

he keeps crafting that tech CEO story. know, he was there for like one semester, he keeps

crafting that tech CEO story, but...

I was too smart for college.

The fundamentals of the story, the fundamentals of the narrative just stay the same.

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