Bryan Cantrill

It is nuts to me how, and I think that, but I, you know, I think as you kind of like look forward, you know, and this is why it is so valuable to kind of look at your whole through line and to know that, that especially young people who are, you know, are excited about the possible of possibilities for the future, but also wondering like, well, Having anxieties about that.

It is nuts to me how, and I think that, but I, you know, I think as you kind of like look forward, you know, and this is why it is so valuable to kind of look at your whole through line and to know that, that especially young people who are, you know, are excited about the possible of possibilities for the future, but also wondering like, well, Having anxieties about that.

Those anxieties are not new. We grew up in the Cold War, the threat of nuclear war. Your dad was doing this in 1973 when there were gas lines. It's like you got to find the joy, find the stubbornness. And at some point, you got to push past the anxiety. Yeah. Um, and you know, I think it kind of get to that, uh, that it works mostly, uh, or somewhat was it.

Those anxieties are not new. We grew up in the Cold War, the threat of nuclear war. Your dad was doing this in 1973 when there were gas lines. It's like you got to find the joy, find the stubbornness. And at some point, you got to push past the anxiety. Yeah. Um, and you know, I think it kind of get to that, uh, that it works mostly, uh, or somewhat was it.

So it is, is it, is it somewhat sort of, sort of, there you go. It works sort of, which is just like that to me, uh, is like, it works sort of is, should be the motto of Silicon Valley, not move fast and break things. It's, it works sort of, which is, uh, kind of where Silicon Valley kind of permanently finds itself. But, uh,

So it is, is it, is it somewhat sort of, sort of, there you go. It works sort of, which is just like that to me, uh, is like, it works sort of is, should be the motto of Silicon Valley, not move fast and break things. It's, it works sort of, which is, uh, kind of where Silicon Valley kind of permanently finds itself. But, uh,

I think we got to find ways to kind of stoke that great creativity and be inspired from it. But Randy, thank you. I really appreciate you. This has been a great somewhat random walk, but it's so, I think, inspiring to hear your story and how like we can be. And thank you for being so, by the way, so generous with your dad that we all get to kind of we all get to be inspired by it.

I think we got to find ways to kind of stoke that great creativity and be inspired from it. But Randy, thank you. I really appreciate you. This has been a great somewhat random walk, but it's so, I think, inspiring to hear your story and how like we can be. And thank you for being so, by the way, so generous with your dad that we all get to kind of we all get to be inspired by it.

And that we, you know, again, it's such an extraordinary story. And Park is an extraordinary story, but then your father's story within it is so amazing and has had such profound and lasting influence. I think it can really serve to inspire us all. It's really, really great stuff.

And that we, you know, again, it's such an extraordinary story. And Park is an extraordinary story, but then your father's story within it is so amazing and has had such profound and lasting influence. I think it can really serve to inspire us all. It's really, really great stuff.

All right. Well, Dick Schaup, wherever you are, thank you for the inspiration to it and know that it's been, the torch has passed to it to another generation and a generation behind that one.

All right. Well, Dick Schaup, wherever you are, thank you for the inspiration to it and know that it's been, the torch has passed to it to another generation and a generation behind that one.

There we go. As we look forward to hopefully, again, many narratives for Silicon Valley, but the one that is currently destroying the Republic is not the only one. That's all I'd like to say. Yes, I'm with you on that. Awesome. Thanks, guys. Well, thank you very much, Randy. Adam, thank you for your family, too, for accommodating. This was a great one.

There we go. As we look forward to hopefully, again, many narratives for Silicon Valley, but the one that is currently destroying the Republic is not the only one. That's all I'd like to say. Yes, I'm with you on that. Awesome. Thanks, guys. Well, thank you very much, Randy. Adam, thank you for your family, too, for accommodating. This was a great one.

Randy, it was so great to hear your perspective and stories. Just amazing stuff. Lots of fun to share. All right. Thanks, everybody. See you next time.

Randy, it was so great to hear your perspective and stories. Just amazing stuff. Lots of fun to share. All right. Thanks, everybody. See you next time.

I think I've invited Robert to speak.

I think I've invited Robert to speak.

Listen, the podcast starts when Craig and GRX says it starts. I also do love this is we getting a little bit of a Tomax and Zaymont thing and that they like, you would think you might have some redundancy with the twins here, but they actually apparently think with a like mind.

Listen, the podcast starts when Craig and GRX says it starts. I also do love this is we getting a little bit of a Tomax and Zaymont thing and that they like, you would think you might have some redundancy with the twins here, but they actually apparently think with a like mind.