David Senra

And I was struck by, like, the fact that he didn't know himself at, you know, 25.

I think he was 27 when he started CA.

Sure as hell knows himself as, like, almost an 80-year-old man.

But I asked him about – you know, he's had some people I know have been friends with him for 25 years.

And I was just like –

what do you think has enabled you to maintain that relationship?

And he said, he tells me the truth.

And he's like, you get into my position where he's famous, he's wealthy,

most of the people that he interacts with are on his staff.

And he's like, it's very dangerous.

And he said, he's like, there's not many people in my life that tell me the truth.

Who tells you the truth?

Munger, again, like I literally get emails every week.

They're like, why do you mention Charlie Munger on every episode?

I'm like, because he's the wisest person I've ever come across.

What do you want me to do?

Like, I'm sorry he has so many good ideas.

But he said something again, and he's another person where he like points things out that once he says it, it's obvious, but no one else does it.

And he goes, trust is one of the greatest economic forces in the world.

And he talked about that, like, your job, when I actually got to have dinner with him, he's like, your job is to build a seamless web of deserved trust with great people.