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And, you know, we put we called AMP not after my initials.

Sometimes people think that it's not Ange Metapartners or anything like that.

It's about energy.

It's about, you know, Ampere is the unit of energy.

And we want to amp things up because we think we're entering like the great renaissance in technology.

you know, if you can have a small team that trust each other across context, you know, compute capital, sports teams, buyouts, leverage technology, all of this stuff is, these are all buckets and categories that we've all put, you know, traditional capital allocators have put around these asset classes that shouldn't exist.

And I think if you have the flexibility to go back to first principles with a small team that you trust, you can execute, you know, with orders of magnitude less a size of a team as a firm in this new era with the right tools.

I don't know if that makes sense.

We are in process of becoming an RIA because we founded the firm barely

you know, 90 days ago, but I'm used to that cadence because Andreessen Horowitz was a RIA.

I was a general partner in the AI infrastructure fund for several years, as you guys know, and we were an RIA.

I'm used to the compliance, the regulatory sort of guardrails we got to follow.

And I think LPs trust us to, you know, have that cadence from day one.

And so we're going to make sure that we, you know, Zach, if you remember this, like, you know, 12 years ago, Zach went on TV to say, move fast and break things.

And then you have to update the thing and be like, move fast with stable infrastructure.

And I think we move fast with stable infrastructure from day one, essentially, because we are an AI infrastructure team.

1885.

Yeah, great question.

So there's the I'll tell you the substantive answer and then the vibes answer, right?

Sure.