Brian Maucere

He said, but it's not where his heart was.

He's a builder at heart.

And I love the idea of somebody, not that I think he turned down money.

We kind of talked about the undisclosed amount that he's probably getting paid to be an open AI.

But I love the idea of somebody staying true to like what matters to them and what fills them with hopefully joy.

And if you are a builder at heart, I get that because I feel that sometimes.

Not everybody is the right person to turn an idea that catches fire into a multimillion, billion in AI type company.

So knowing where you're comfortable and where you want to be is awesome.

He said basically he felt that open AI was the best place to build and quote, I'll get the F out.

F, not the full word, but just F out if that changes.

And I thought, I like this guy more and more.

Yeah.

It's like, you know what, I have an opportunity to go to OpenAI.

And if it doesn't suit me, I'm gone.

Because this is what I want to do.

I want to build.

So maybe Andy, when we were talking and Beth, we were talking yesterday about Zuckerberg's team versus an OpenAI.

I can see how that might factor in if you're that kind of person.

Getting in on Zuckerberg's team would probably be a different situation of let me just go in and build because we've seen other people leave meta because they maybe didn't have the flexibility that they wanted and to build and sort of be their own developer and builder.

So.