Daniel P. Driscoll

What we are doing at our next one coming up in October is we're partnering with Y Combinator, which is a little dated, but, I mean, they are an innovation engine for our nation.

And we're going to do a demo day where we invite small startups to come out, and we're inviting venture capitalists, government investors.

We're inviting the primes.

And what we're hoping they're going to do is

see things in partnerships and acquisitions that they can do to spark innovation, to push them forward and push them faster, and continue to know that if they don't deliver on what they are saying they're going to do, they at least have a SEC army who is very tolerant of the idea of them not existing anymore.

You should come.

We can put you on a panel.

You can be one of our judges.

I would love it.

All right, we'll do it.

Definitely.

But it's a $2,000 part.

Yes.

and it's even it's even more sinful than that and so um this came from yesterday and um we were visiting fort campbell in the 101st airborne um which i um i got to go out with him and do a workout in the morning which i can barely stand up and walk around anymore but then i got to do an air assault out of chinook which was just absolutely badass and that is those are some of the parts of this job that are so amazing and when i get out with soldiers it just revives my spirit and my soul

the balance of those visits and what is so fucking infuriating is you hear stories like this all the time.

And so this story, I will try to take this to a positive ending of the story, but we're going to start pretty dark.

So the darkness is, if you think back to what we did with that ATI and the right to repair, is essentially we have stripped away our right to repair a lot of our own equipment.

And so this was a 777.

So one of our big kind of

firing weapons that fires 155s.