Darryl Anka

Wow.

So they're viewing it from a collective perspective.

Absolutely.

It's both.

It's both the individual learning and it's both the collective learning.

Everything is done for a reason.

Every life path is intertwined.

There are no accidents.

Maybe so.

You know, they did an interesting test many years ago where they decided to give what was essentially a homeless person, I think they gave him like $100,000 to see what he would do with it.

And within like three months, he had given it all away or bought people stuff and just he was still on the street.

And at the end of it, they asked him, well, why did you give all that away instead of getting yourself a job or an apartment or something like that to take care of yourself?

And he said, well, if I had that money, then in a sense, I would be controlled by it.

I would be forced to do things that I don't feel like doing.

To me, the street is freedom.

So that was his reason for not having a life like that.

Right.

There are certain things you do lay out in general.

So the idea of having interviews, the idea of conducting interviews is laid out.

That doesn't mean every little specific detail is laid out or who you're doing that with.