David Rosenthal

Don't go do something that we're less good at or it's going to be less fun.

We should always just make another episode.

However, you have decided to become venture capitalists.

Again.

So here's a question.

I'm curious.

What's the difference between what you do and what a normal Silicon Valley venture capitalist does before they put money in a company?

But the kind of work that you do to do a podcast episode about a company

Does it bear any resemblance to the kind of work a VC does about a company before they invest in it?

You answered my question was, are these two things similar?

And you're saying basically not so much.

No, they're not.

So that means that being a venture capitalist in no way really prepared you to create these podcast episodes, because they're very different things.

But what have you learned?

I'll put the question another way.

What have you learned about telling a story?

Gotcha.

What can you do now as storytellers that you couldn't do 10 years ago?

Right.

It's the why of it.