Hopefully they'd also say something like, whatever you're worried about isn't that bad, and just try and enjoy it a bit more. The next 10 years will be fine and enjoy it. Because I think we all spend quite a lot of time with emphasizing our concerns. And often you look back and they were nothing to worry about at all.

So I think that's true. And I think also what you learn is listen to what people tell you. Listen, be humble. Don't have all the answers. What are they telling you? What I found is that coming and what are they telling you? Yeah. Of course, you cannot sit here and be smart about the whole thing, right? I mean, you have to be receptive.

Absolutely. It's one of the funny things about this podcast. There's a lot of podcasts become successful because the hosts become like the celebrity of the podcast. But we're generally a podcast where the guest speaks for 85, 90% of the show. And that's because Hector and I are doing this also for personal reasons, which is we want to speak to amazing people and we want to listen to them and hear their stories.

But I think it's brilliant. We're very curious.

Yeah. It's driven from our curiosity.

Yeah. It's curious. It's very, very needed now industry. So Jimmy, we

have to draw to a close. We could have gone on for hours and I would have loved to. But we only have our allotted time sadly. So we've really enjoyed hearing from you a couple of very unique insights in particular and lots of insight around VC as an industry and your journey and how you've built up a billion, you know, billion AUM fund or more than that. And so yeah, it's going to be a super valuable listen to all of the founders and all of the VCs and operators who listened to our show. So thank you so much for coming on.

Absolutely. It was a pleasure James and Hector. Have a good one.