David Senra

Okay, their experience with Paribus beforehand was giving the insight into the founding story of RAMP.

So that's a longer story.

But my point being is I'm hugely skeptical if there's some kind of external metric that I will only be happy if I hit that metric, or that is the reason that I'm doing this.

Where mine is just like, I want to make things that are proud of, that I think are good, like I could put out there, like good into the world.

And...

I don't confuse like when we were just upstairs, you know, like that guy sitting next to us.

It's like, I don't confuse with somebody saying, hey, I like what you do.

Like, that's the perfect way to say it.

You like what I do.

You might like me as a person.

If we knew each other, we'd probably get along.

We probably have the same interests.

But never confuse that they don't like you

It's the work.

And if once you stop putting in the work, everything else goes away.

That is how the megalomaniacs, they just think like, I'm so talented.

I just show up.

I just, everything I touch turns to gold.

I don't have to practice.

I don't have to put any effort and everything's going to work out.