Bryan Johnson

And that's what you see everywhere.

And so back to this conversation, the point you made before of like this idea of care, like think of, okay, here's a question for you.

Who in your life,

unquestionably acts in your best interest.

Like without a doubt, they act in your best interest.

Probably my brother.

Like you can probably count on one hand, right?

Yeah.

Everyone else, like whether it's like a social group or whether it's companies or the government or whatever, everybody else shows up with a complicated set of objectives.

Part of it may be like, it's not good, but a whole bunch of other, the rapper behind it may be like, they want something from you.

And so there's this idea of care that I'm trying to pioneer with the company I'm building around this is, can we legitimately, unquestionably, always act in our customer's best interest?

Even if it means we lose money, we always show up for you.

Because that's really what I've been trying to do in this whole process, but it just shows that as a society, we don't have care as a principle anymore.

is our society.

Like you're not expected to actually act in someone's best interest.

You're expected to have a better exchange to make profit.

Yeah, I have, yeah.

Tyson being the spokesperson.

What's that?

Yeah, Mike Tyson was the spokesperson.