Dre Baldwin

I did want to ask you just about entrepreneurship in general, because that's like a really sexy thing.

Now, everyone should be an entrepreneur.

Everyone should quit their nine to five.

You know, it's super easy to be an entrepreneur, build your business.

It's fine.

What has been your experience and maybe what sort of advice would you relay to maybe a young person who wants to start a business and things of that nature?

Yeah, I think...

like the personal touch and the personal connection and the human nature of the businesses like you and I do are just gonna become like that much more important, I think.

Just because if everything is like AI slop and if everything can be done with, you know,

not like a human connection behind it, but I can get in a room and actually see a human being speak about something that's important to them.

I think it's really cool now, but I think it is even going to get more and more valuable, let's say.

Because right now you could create this conversation between you and I, you take some AI stuff and you could create the conversation.

And would it be just as good?

Potentially, but not as good as us being humans, really talking to one another, like in a way that's like,

I don't know what I'm going to say next.

It's like, things are just coming out of my mouth, you know?

And I think that's the cool part that people see, especially I see it in the podcast space where like, there's like one side is like super curated, like content where everything has to be like perfectly done.

And they ask questions and they don't know, they know what's coming next.

And the guest knows exactly what's happening.

Or there's kind of these other or more organic conversations that just happen.