Amanda Knox

That's incredible.

Wow.

You got me wanting to go into tech.

Listen, because I know like, yeah, I don't understand that world at all, but definitely interested in learning more for sure.

It's something that particularly with AI now.

Yes.

And I think there's all kind of sides to AI, but there's such...

power when you think about, you think about like a Uber, right?

And one of my closest friends, she was the 70th employee at Uber.

I think they had, they were only in 19 cities when she started.

Amazing, brilliant investor, Kimberly Marshall.

And when she left, they were in 400 cities.

And you think about that technology, but I think when you look at our backgrounds, we often think, oh, I don't know about that world.

I don't know how to code.

It's technical.

When you think about a company like an Uber or an Airbnb, they need marketers, they need lawyers, they need...

They need strategies.

They need government affairs.

They need all of these skill sets that are transferable from other industries that we have.

And I think, you know, really demystifying tech and helping people understand not only the side of how you can work in tech, but also how you can invest in tech.