David Senra

patient.

Yeah.

Like they have this, this, what looks like a paradox where like they want shit done now.

I love, uh, Jeff Bezos says about this step-by-step ferociously.

Yep.

Um, you know, that's the, I'm willing to, to plan, you know, to, to, if for take two decades or three decades to solve the problem that I'm trying to go after, maybe in some cases, stuff that he's working on might even outlive his lifetime, but it doesn't mean I'm like dilly-dallying on a day-to-day basis.

I heard you say something one time.

You're like, I promise you,

I don't think I'm the smartest.

I don't think I'm the most talented.

If I have one superpower, it's like I have super patience.

I think Neko is like an example of this.

I met your co-founder on it, and I got to see this too.

And I was like, oh, this is cool.

Who made the machines?

It's just like, we did.

And then I didn't know it was like –

I don't know if stealth is the right word, but from the idea to the first time the customer happened, it was like six years or something or four years.

No, the company's eight years old and we barely began.

Yeah.