So December is a fast, fast, fast, fast, fast moving month. I can't keep up with it. It's just like, it's crazy anymore that it is now the middle of December. The year's gone by. And remember when your kid, Audrey, like it seemed like years took forever to go by? Yeah, but you have a great theory on that because you apply math to it, even though you're not even a math. I'm not a math. I used to like math

when I was a kid. You're terrible. I know. I'm terrible at it now. But my whole theory of it is

this. And actually, this is more of my dad. It's my dad's theory. And I'm kind of stealing it from them. But the idea is, so when you're five years old,

a year is one-fifth of your existence, right? So when you're my age, you're 47th of my existence,

which is like 10 times shorter. So you're moving faster, faster, faster now than I was. How to live

this life. Exactly. As much as you can in every moment.

Exactly.

And so with it speeding up, we're moving ahead.

And I always like taking a little time to maybe try to slow down and be like, man, what do we,

what do we do in the future?

We got to kind of like sometimes sit and just be able to kind of calculate some things out.

And I know you've been thinking, I mean, you've always been huge about building international

presence, about welcoming people from around the world, about experiencing sites away from

Pittsburgh to bring that perspective back.

One thing that really blew my mind was our own Kate Truman just came back from Japan.

The city of the Sadama, am I pronouncing that properly, where she gave a presentation about what's going on in Pittsburgh.

Well, she was there for like a whole week and she took gecko robotics with her.

And she came back from this thing and like it was so much fun seeing her perspective.

Right. She's just talking about all things.

We're not polite enough. Did you tell you that?

Exactly.

Yeah, things like that.

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