Ed Elson

I just cannot picture you playing golf.

Oh, I played.

I got to like an aid handicap.

I was playing golf every week, like twice a week.

If you ran a strategy firm in the 90s in San Francisco, you either played golf or you didn't have new clients.

It was absolutely how you got to know your clients was golf.

I promised myself when I moved to New York, I was going to pour all of that time into fitness.

And I have played golf maybe three times in the last 20 years, and I do not miss it.

Anyways, one of the things everyone's talking about, token maxing and the wrong incentives.

You should be focused on productivity versus how many tokens you use.

But something that struck me is I finally got one of those prompts.

I love Cloud.

I play with it.

I play with it a lot.

I think one of my biggest unlocks in terms of a hack was connecting my Gmail.

And it's such incredible technology.

It's such incredible optimization for your search because if I'm trying to figure out, all right, what is the, you know, Vox gets acquired by James Murdoch.

I'm like, okay, what does that mean for us?

So I say, please go into my email and look at the agreement I have with Vox.

Is there a change of control provision?