Daniel Robbins

Like it always was at the cost of every relationship they ever had, whether it was their kids.

their wife or husband, their spouse.

So it's great that you shared.

I think it's always good for people to hear this.

At the same time, we're going through an interesting era where AI is, for sure, AI is going to replace so many jobs.

Like Amazon just laid 14,000 people up and even said it was partially, probably 90% due to AI.

I'm just guessing.

And so these people, what are they going to do?

These are people most likely making decent salaries that probably can't find the same thing very quickly at another job that's going to replace them.

So I think people are going to listen to this, Parker.

Parker Olson from PodPitch, co-founder.

People are going to listen to this.

And they're going to be like, holy crap, I'm going to solve that problem because it's never been a better time to do it.

And then I'm going to tell Parker about the problem I'm solving.

And then I'm going to go and get pod pitch because I need to get on podcasts and talk about it.

I think times have changed.

Like you said, it used to be the only success was to do the big exit.

And in the US, other countries, it's not always the same.

I know in Asia, it's really about legacy.

I know people that have been a part of their family business for 100 years.