Chris Koerner

Right.

Yep.

And other people heard us talk about it.

I'm like, that's stupid.

That's dumb.

Right.

And so when we share our ideas and,

The only chance of someone stealing it is if that other person has had the exact same life as us.

They have the same work history, the same personality.

They're also an introvert.

Their mom also divorced their dad at age 14.

These random things that we could never really quantify, they would have to also be true in order for them to maybe also love the idea.

And then the qualifier is they have to actually go get around all the friction to doing something about it.

A hundred percent.

There's another exception to that.

And that's like, which is on the internet.

Let's say you're Evan Spiegel, founder of Snapchat.

You're in a bar, you're talking to like a Facebook developer and you're like, dude, I'm starting this company.

I think it's really unique because our messages are going to disappear.

And the data showing is this, like there's actually, I know it sounds stupid, but that's also a feature, not a bug.