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So Evan, as you were talking about the world in front of you and also experiencing that world with also specs on, we want to talk about AR and your conviction in AR.

You believed in augmented reality long before it was obvious to anyone else.

What did you see in AR and how it fits into our daily lives that other people didn't see?

Do you get inspiration, I guess, very tactically from going to museums or art or architecture, reading magazines?

Like, what do you do to get inspired by the world around you?

Is it consuming like movies or like what do you?

Yeah.

Was that a good use of my tuition money?

I don't know.

But taught by a professional clown.

It was.

It was in the Stanford Theater Department.

This is when I was a business school student.

But it was like mixed with you, with grad students, undergrads.

Yeah.

And it was, I mean, it was a good way to be creative.

And like going from, you know, my...

public speaking communications class at the business school, like walking over to the theater department, like, OK, improv class time.

They are kind of tied and related, but it was a great space to feel creative.