Bryan Green

And they were getting people to the moon and they were saving them.

Yeah, think about that.

I know.

I went to the Houston Space Center with my kids when I went and visited Gustavo, who's living there right now, in L.A.,

And we went there.

And I did not think – I mean, I thought it was going to be interesting.

But I didn't think I'd be as interested as I ended up being.

And I am interested in space.

But we went to – we went and took a tour of the campus, which is huge.

And there are hundreds of buildings.

I'm sure.

And that Capcom, like the Houston Space Center, like where they actually direct the – you know, we're all –

the things happen, like they're driving the ship and they're paying attention to it.

All that happens in Houston.

They take off in Florida and there is a communication center there, but once it gets in the air, it all goes to Houston.

And it's always been that way, by the way.

Houston.

We have a problem.

Building in and of it.

And they do have launch pads out in Houston, too.