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i hope it's not a weird question, and i have my own, like, version of this and my own answer it, but, ah, i'm curious as to, like, what is the like, to what end with that sense like, because this is all a really fun way to kind of like learn and bet and meet people and get it all together. Because you have some, ah, like you have built a very successful company, but you're not selling it and retiring it and beaching. You're probablye working just as hard you always have. Am, on power's capital instead of for capital, um, and sort of getting a reset around your your curiosity. Am, i mean, i just think ther's like a,

it's the, it's the million dollar question. Eric, i is away blessing and a curse? And honestly mean this because i now have two daughters. I've got a five year old and two year old. And i was the guy that used to work till nine o'clock every night, not because am for no other reason that i loved it, like i wasn't, there was nobody watch. I mean, it was just, i loved it. And what i told you, i think it was the first thing i told you when we started this, i woke up, i woke up every day feeling behind

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that it has changed. Am, i have, financially, i'm in a position that i'm able to take a little more of a deep breath now because of some of what's happened in business. Am, having kids has made me realize a big priority is to spend time with them, if i'm being totally honest. And i've, you know, some people might listen to this and say, man, thato sounds kind of cold. But i think, going back to how people are wired, i think there's people, you don't call it dads, that could spend eight hours a day with their kids and take em to the park and read books than just like, never give i'm more, i'm great with my kids in doses. Give me two. Give me shorter time spurts where i can give em all my attention, i and so i will never be the dad that i think could be, you know, stay at home dad, and that would never be me. But i have to make my kids a priority. Am and i want t make a big dent on the world. And i just feel like with the tes everything we're experiencing right now, there's a long way to go. But to your answer your question, when is enough enough? Or to what end? I i ask myself that every day. And i've no idea, because at this point i can say enough to say it's not about the money. At this point it's about everything else. The money's great, but i don't have to. It's not because i need to pay for something that i can't already get.