Adam Stachowiak

Right.

Changelog.com is has been around as we're an institution at this point, 18 years.

We started in 2009.

We're on Wikipedia, basically, but not really.

I'm just kidding.

Wikipedia is the eighth, ninth, tenth one of the world, one of those two things or three things.

Can you expose some scars, some hard years, some bad choices that you cannot reflect on that are formative to who you are today?

Kind of like what I did with you a little bit.

Yeah.

Where are the forks in the road that you're like, man, that's that's the moment where I learned this hard lesson or that's the moment.

I know you mentioned Mike and 20 years.

So maybe that's one of those forks.

But just those moments where you look back now and in the moment, you know, it's kind of funny because in the moment, sometimes we can't see the forest for the trees.

Right.

And we think like this choice or this thing happening is the end of the world.

That's the biggest choice ever.

And it may be in that moment, but when you get past it, you sort of get past it with hindsight.

And that's why it is truly 2020 because you go back with so much clarity.

What were some of those moments for you when it was unclear a choice you had to make, but now it's like, it's clearly defined who you are today.

As a mistake or a good choice?