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And then she went to run a union, right? Yeah, probably.

And then she went to run a union, right? Yeah, probably.

Yeah, I think she went to work for a union. She's the CEO of one of the big unions now.

Yeah, I think she went to work for a union. She's the CEO of one of the big unions now.

I was in the car two hours and 40 minutes going over to that.

I was in the car two hours and 40 minutes going over to that.

So all you did was just not get in the way.

So all you did was just not get in the way.

Shocking.

Shocking.

Let me ask you. It's like the Hippocratic Oath. Do no harm. Do no harm. How can mayors address... They come into office with a reform motivation and they're elected on, hey, we don't have what Miami has. We got to fix this. We got to get the city working again. We got to attract business. We got to attract growth. And they inherit this regulatory morass, this massive infrastructure.

Let me ask you. It's like the Hippocratic Oath. Do no harm. Do no harm. How can mayors address... They come into office with a reform motivation and they're elected on, hey, we don't have what Miami has. We got to fix this. We got to get the city working again. We got to attract business. We got to attract growth. And they inherit this regulatory morass, this massive infrastructure.

Like San Francisco recently... I got all caught up in the fact that you can't put these phone booths in your office. You know, a lot of startups, I don't know if any of you guys have these, these phone booths, you got to have someone go in and make a call. You put the phone booth in. And all my startups, all the companies I've ever been involved in. Wait, you can't put one in San Francisco?

Like San Francisco recently... I got all caught up in the fact that you can't put these phone booths in your office. You know, a lot of startups, I don't know if any of you guys have these, these phone booths, you got to have someone go in and make a call. You put the phone booth in. And all my startups, all the companies I've ever been involved in. Wait, you can't put one in San Francisco?

So you put these phone booths in and then you can go in and make calls. So when everyone's in an open desk configuration, but you got to do a private call, you hop them in. So everyone loads up their offices with these phone booths. In San Francisco, they're illegal. Turns out that you need to run, and there's a piece of paper, which I was actually going to tweet because it's insane.

So you put these phone booths in and then you can go in and make calls. So when everyone's in an open desk configuration, but you got to do a private call, you hop them in. So everyone loads up their offices with these phone booths. In San Francisco, they're illegal. Turns out that you need to run, and there's a piece of paper, which I was actually going to tweet because it's insane.

It's like three pages long. All the things you need to know about the phone booths that you want to put in your office. You got to get an architect review, an engineering review, a design review. You got to get sign off from the engineer. You got to submit the permitting fees. It gets reviewed by the city inspector's office. You got to design fire sprinklers that have to go into the phone booth.

It's like three pages long. All the things you need to know about the phone booths that you want to put in your office. You got to get an architect review, an engineering review, a design review. You got to get sign off from the engineer. You got to submit the permitting fees. It gets reviewed by the city inspector's office. You got to design fire sprinklers that have to go into the phone booth.

It's nuts. In case there's a fire in the phone booth, someone needs to put out the fire. That's hilarious. So I was talking to some folks about like, what are you going to do about this? But the mayor's kind of like, I don't know if there's enough action that I can take because it's in law that there's all this kind of regulatory stuff.

It's nuts. In case there's a fire in the phone booth, someone needs to put out the fire. That's hilarious. So I was talking to some folks about like, what are you going to do about this? But the mayor's kind of like, I don't know if there's enough action that I can take because it's in law that there's all this kind of regulatory stuff.