Brian Regan

You mentioned, actually, now I'm eating sushi tonight because I said the word sushi three and a half times.

But the part where we're going to all get into fist fights because of Twitter and Facebook and everything else are the part where.

You show me pictures of your Hawaiian vacation and I get insanely jealous and now hate you.

We're going to have to do a little better job on our own wiring, right, as adults?

You answer that question with the skill and precision of a seasoned sushi chef.

I will say that.

But it was amazing the way you diced up that tuna.

Yeah.

That's right.

Dynamite roll.

Jeff, now I'm definitely having sushi.

1,000%.

So, Jeff, where... Oh, God.

I have so many questions in this department.

Is this a true statement?

In the past...

big industries like automotive like you take ford or gm or something like that or whatever big big something in the past for them to meet their demise it might take 50 years you know it would just take a long slow whatever but they're still so big and they're so mechanical and analog that it's like it couldn't be over in a week or a year

relatively short period of time.

And I think if you look at like the automotive sector, you go, well, Ford was, you know, 80% of the market, then they dropped down, but now they're kind of having a renaissance, but there was tough in the seventies or whatever.

If you're a Facebook or Google or whomever,