David Senra

That means he learned.

You're not learning if you didn't change your behavior.

You know what's crazy?

Every time I listen to your podcast, I have envy of the people, not because of their success, but because like, particularly like Bruce, but there's a lot of people who found their passion very early on in life.

And I don't know if that's luck, what it is, but I think that that's like the, whenever I listen to founders and now the David Sutter show, I think like, how crazy is it?

Like we were talking about music

I whenever I go to concerts and like if it's a band that I've loved for years, I love Green Day for years.

Billy Joe will play a song that he wrote when he was 15.

And I'm like, how fortunate are you that you were able to create stuff at the age of 15 that's still relevant to you in your 50s or 60s?

And so I get like like one of the my favorite one of my favorite ones you've done.

I didn't like this guy, but what's the Liz Zonica's guy's name?

Oh, yeah.

Dovecchio.

So basically for the listener, this guy like started like a sunglass conglomerate.

That's a monopoly and it's 80 or a hundred billion dollar company.

And he tried to pass it on to his sons and try to make it a family dynasty.

But there's a ton of like bad shit that he's done in his life with family.

And he seems like a pretty like angry, generally angry guy.

He's like an orphan.

Yeah.