Emeric Ernew

But in the last three to four months, I've been listening to David Cancel's podcast, Seeking Wisdom, which I enjoy very much and I like very much.

So David, if you listen to us, yeah, the founder of Drift.

And I have to say that, you know, the guy is pretty interesting to follow through the podcast and is sharing all his wisdom and what he's learning.

And it's a very interesting piece.

15?

1.5?

No.

Five zero I'd consider, yeah.

Yeah, all right.

Number three.

One thing I learned in my life is never say no to a good check.

When I was a business lawyer, I had clients of mine who said no to huge checks because one guy was proposed 950 million and he said, no, I'll sell to a four billion.

Like, how stupid dumb is that?

And five years later, he sold his company that was almost bankrupt for $5 million.

And I've seen that many times.

And I thought to myself, if in my life I ever get the opportunity to get a big check, I'll take it because I've seen too many people say no to a big check and then regret it bitterly later on.

Oh, my favorite online tool.

That's a great question.

Slack.

It's such a dumb answer.