David Senra

That's the repeated thing that I love.

And I also kind of like picking sides.

I like saying I like this person.

And by extension, I like them more than the other available options in this field or this industry or whatever.

And I just get tremendous joy out of that.

So now I'm architecting my life to just be able to do as much of that as possible.

I hope I get to do it for a long time.

He's deserving of the mentions.

The first thing that flashes to my head is, you know, in my show, I always ask people the same question at the end of what's the kindest thing anyone's ever done for you?

some person on Twitter or something went and compiled every answer, those 500 answers or whatever, and categorized them and made a pie chart of what people say.

Something like two-thirds of the answer to this question were the same, which was,

The kindest thing was some person made a bet on me, the person answering the question, before I deserved it.

Or like they saw something in me that maybe I didn't even see in myself.

They bet on me before others would.

And that was the answer to the kindest thing.

And when I was 26,

I I became very interested in all of the I studied philosophy early in life and I've always been interested in that stuff.

But I became really interested in the religious texts, like all the world's religious texts.

And I was I was kind of

I was in a weird spot in life.