I think that goes back to the amount of intelligence needed to know your gap.

If you're a single founder or a co-founder, half the battle is knowing where you're not elite

and finding those people to be that Continental Team.

You should probably always find time to ask you, how are you crazy?

And it's a really interesting question because if somebody takes offence and goes,

how do you mean crazy? I'm completely saying run away. There is no category of human

crazier than those who are convinced of their own normality. I think this is definitely

going to have ripple effects for investors, angels through to VC and the likely DD and data room implications going forward,

like for founders, and the type of information that investors will want access to as part of that process,

I think is going to change.

The fact that there's a highway to hell and only a stairway to heaven says a lot about the anticipated traffic numbers.

It's Monday afternoon and it feels weird because we're recording an episode, but how are we all?

Things feel weird. I'm not backing time zone, I don't think. Post-US. And here we are,

throwing it all out of sync with a Monday afternoon potty. Keeping your voice on our toes.

Are you also playing the drums there, Aaron?

Sorry, could you hear that?

I'll put the pen down.

As the humble editor of this podcast, could I ask you to pull your head in, please?

Yes.

We'll do.

Ash, Jack, how are we?

Enter Aaron's Birds, if you could fuck right off.

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