Cherie Brooke Luo

I mean, you seem to be a really like even keeled kind of guy.

Were you like internally pissed?

Were you like, why doesn't the market see our value?

Like, what are they not understanding?

Were you like, it's my fault because I'm not communicating it correctly to the market and the equity analysts?

Or like, what were you thinking?

Like, bring us into your mind.

That was what the analysts were looking for.

That's right.

So you were able to sort of predict that and understand it, benchmark to it, and then build towards it and perform.

That's pretty cool.

Yeah.

It seems like you were very methodical about it as opposed to being like, I'll show you guys.

Well, you showed them.

You could say so on Jason's behalf.

Yeah, I'll say so on your behalf.

So, Cherie, how do you think about your checkings and savings account?

Because for me, checkings is money that I need to use in the next three to four months.

And then savings is everything after that, like long term.

Well, the problem is most banks give you next to nothing, like a fraction of a percent.