Bill Gurley

And these young kids in this AI world are the ones you're talking about that want that experience.

It was some examples of those.

I think almost all of, I'm serious, almost all of the AI companies in San Francisco have this mindset, especially if they have a young founder, like a 20, 22, which is, but I'm agreeing with you.

Like this notion that, okay, you don't like it because you don't think there's work-life balance.

Do you think it should be illegal for them to do it?

Like, I don't.

But I would say this.

If you're...

you do need to recognize that you might one day be competing with someone that has that mindset.

And that's where I go back to, like, do what you love.

Because if you're sitting next to that person... And you're white-knuckling it and they're loving every moment.

Yeah, you're probably going to lose.

Because they're at home learning in those extra hours stuff you're not.

Like, there's no way to keep up.

Well, and the gap is going to grow.

And I'll tell you one other thing which I stumbled upon, which I think is an interesting juxtaposition.

If you're a grinder, if you followed the path you were told to follow, you went to the school you were told to go to, you got in the program you were told to go to, you became certified as an accountant or an engineer, whatever this thing is you did, but you don't love it.

You're in that place you were talking about.

I suspect for those people, AI scares the living shit out of them.

Like they view AI as- Grind versus grind.