Brian Maucere

So it's essentially you're doing the same thing.

And I get that.

So my mom was like a math phenom.

She was one of those people who could look at a column of numbers and know what the answer was.

And she had that experience of being... She worked in a men's club somewhere.

She had me late.

And I am very young for my advanced age.

Thank you very much.

But...

she had the experience of moving from the handwritten numbers to adding machines.

Like this was way before computers or calculators.

And that was more work for her.

That took more time, that changed the process, but it didn't take more time for the rest of the people, right?

That was a better option for the other folks.

And that's what's continuing to happen.

And you can, like, if she had stayed, like, no, this is how I'm going to do it.

The work world moves on beyond you.

Oh, I don't think it's easy.

It's it's like literally changing how people experience themselves.

And in fact, if we go back to the Matt Schumer thing, there were a bunch of posts over the over this weekend of people and like high level people.