Bill Thompson

I'm voting for that guy.

Yeah, he did.

He actually did.

We had a surplus when he left the office.

Yeah.

And it's just, I'm not saying, like, my thought is I'm always updating.

I'm always updating my systems.

I'm always getting told things.

I always have a pre-prescribed way of looking at the world that I'll have a good conversation with someone and I'll update my system.

But generally, my principles are in place.

And when you watch these people who get into their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s, and their core foundational principles are changing.

It really should give you cause for concern because like you were saying this at this time and now you're saying this at that time.

It's like generally my rubric that I don't think will change about myself is I'm fervently for the individual and I'm fervently for truth and that the world, you should measure it and look at not what your intentions are but what the outcomes are.

and then evaluate the system and how it scales based on those outcomes.

That's principally, I try to live that standard up to myself.

I fall short of that standard all the time.

But I try to live by that standard.

And I feel like that will always be me even into my 90s.

Unless something goes horribly wrong, right?

Right, right.