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But...

Well, smoothie is very American, so I...

I wouldn't say success per se, but it is true that when you dance at the edge of different disciplines, that's when inevitably the innovation will rise because you will see things maybe a little differently when you're on the edge, right?

Yeah.

But it will probably take longer and it may not be understood right away.

It may not come into final form quickly, given that it is a new concept rising.

So therefore, the patience will make more sense.

I'm sorry, patience will be even more important.

So if you are, in other words, if you are into immediate appreciation,

that's probably not the way to go.

I was born in Istanbul.

So I grew up in Turkey.

It's a city that has two continents, which is quite interesting.

You see a welcome to Europe sign and then welcome to Asia sign the same day, depending on which part of the bridge you are.

So that's where I was born and I spent roughly 20 years of my life and then I immigrated to the United States.

I think we are very sincerely human as a culture.

I think we have the saying that don't go to bed full if your neighbor is hungry.

So,

You know, you wouldn't eat any food in front of someone where I come from without offering to share the bite.

So I think those things, however small they may sound, um, a really big deal, especially when you are put in a, or moved to a place that may not have those attributes.