David Royce

And we were all in a meeting.

We'd annually met almost all the entrepreneurs would fly in and we were sitting in a group and he goes, all right, let's just, just to start a starter, let's go around and I want everybody to tell me what your number is, which is a little awkward, especially at BYU.

Um,

So is this Norm?

No, this is not.

No, this wasn't Norm.

No, this is Scott Peterson.

Okay.

But Norm is awesome too.

He's probably my favorite teacher I've ever had.

For sure.

I mean, he makes accounting come alive, right?

You get to the second accounting class and you're like, wait, this is not what I signed up for.

Give me norm, you know, but we're going around the table and everybody, some people are kind of uncomfortable.

Like, I don't know, like a hundred million, a billion, like people are just throwing out numbers.

Some are very certain others, you know, didn't even want to say, but he gets back to, it gets back to him and he says, you're all wrong.

We're like, okay.

Because the answer is just a little more, right?

Because it doesn't matter what you achieve.

It's never enough.