Ari Meisel

…Like you learned this in macroeconomics in the first year of college, 20% increase in tariffs should reduce a 20% reduction in demand. That's how it should work. But we can't grow coffee in America. Yeah. Right. Like, so. Some people still want Swiss chocolate, even if it's double the price. Take those things into account. That's like the context that reall…

…Right. Exactly. Uh, and you know, it also like you have to be able to connect the dots to the real world. Uh, a really good example actually is what's happening right now in the world with tariffs, right? If you look at, uh, homo economicus, you know, the perfect version of like somebody who responds the right way to, uh, economic changes.…

…And the next week he would bring in the person who developed it. The guy was very connected and just very, very cool. And I was doing terribly in the class. And I knew that I wanted to be a real estate developer, but my analysis. So I was sort of funny. This is like really sort of like exemplifies how this works. So we had to do these one page executive sum…