Andrew Bustamante

Presumably, they're being made aware of the real threats that they face, that the U.S.

faces.

And suddenly what was, I don't know, theoretical becomes very real.

That's a conversation for another time.

I don't think the average person realizes how much the West relies on that little island over there.

The chips that are in our electrical devices.

Why don't they just move it over here?

It takes years.

I guess there'll be a big labor cost impact as well.

What advice would you guys give?

This is my last question, I promise.

What advice would you give to the average person?

You know, because we've talked theoretically about geopolitics, and the average person sat at home can't do a lot about that.

But if you were to give advice to the average person who's thinking about their family, about their future, about their work, what would you say?

What are you doing for you and your family?

Why?

Costa Rica.

Amen.

I think that's increasingly important in an age of misinformation, disinformation, is to be able to have conversations like we had today where you have an opinion, but you're open-minded to listen.

And something that I think is increasingly important, but increasingly rare,