David Rosenthal

Yes, yes, yes.

So there sort of is this other way to show off your Ferraris as part of a community where you can celebrate and appreciate them together with the community.

And it's very, like, opening and welcoming, this culture.

If you're interested, even if you don't own any of these cars or have the means to, like, it's okay.

You're still welcome there.

in this community.

It is different.

It's paradoxical in that these are the most expensive luxury objects out there, like way, way, way more expensive than a watch.

And way rarer.

And way rarer.

And yet it's somehow sort of less exclusive, at least in the community aspect of it.

So that's sort of one point.

The other point is that, yes, Ferraris are allowed.

And yes, Ferraris are designed to convey passion and an experience of being maximally alive and, you know, battling against death if you so choose.

But they're not flashy or at least traditionally they weren't flashy in the same way as, say, a Lamborghini.

If you want to be a crypto bro, you buy a Lamborghini.

Yes.

Yes.

That's a good way to put it.

Yeah.