What's the question? Am I over my jet lag?

Yeah.

You got your sleep last night.

It wasn't pretty good.

First night.

7pm went to bed, woke up at 12.30, couldn't get back to sleep.

So started annoying people on email.

And then last night lasted to 7.30 and got through to 2.30, which is good.

And then continued to annoy people on email. And I assume, I assume, Jack, you all, like, went to bed at 7 and woke up at 10 a.m. like your normal bullshit. Yeah, I actually thought I ruined it. So I fell out, I put a little bit of bed at 6.30. Then I fell asleep. Woke up, like, an hour later thinking, oh, bugger, like I've ruined it,

and then went back to sleep and woke up at 5.

Jack.

I don't want to tell you.

Now, Jack, I had hoped we were going to be able to dial you in while you were sitting

at the different airport to us, but you managed to get an earlier flight.

So Aaron and I recorded an episode, which was uploaded on our reflections, but you managed to get an earlier flight. So Aaron and I record an

episode which was uploaded on our reflections, but anything that pops to mind of your reflections

on that trip? Biggest one, I think the takeaway for the founders is urgency and needing to execute

twice as fast as probably what you're used to if you're in Adelaide or even Brizzy. And I think for me, like, it was just a reminder. Everything we heard over there was just reinforcing our thoughts. And we know there's a lot of uncertainty, but that doesn't mean there's not a lot of value to be, there's not a lot of value for, to accrue to founders that it can execute and still find a pathway. But I think it was just getting comfortable that everyone else is feeling the same. But then at the same time, you have to double down and you have to run it faster than you ever have before. Yeah, and we're going to touch, I think, on that in a couple of topics today. But yeah, it's very in your face. And talking to someone, especially in New York, was just like,

it doesn't really matter what you were doing or building.

Being in that environment or in Silicon Valley, that environment will just make you want to do more,

will make you want to be better because you're being inspired by others.

You're learning a lot faster, which is why, Jack, one of the things we

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