Felix Oberholzer-Chi

Yes.

It's not like your great-grandfather's nightclub.

Oh, we are a jackets-only place.

But really cool, hip places that all of a sudden will not accept someone if you come in even the chunkier stuff, sneakers, and will require more formal attire.

I was recently at the symphony, and I noticed the mix of people who dress up completely changed.

Used to be, I don't know, maybe 50% jeans, 50% a little more formal.

Now I think it's more like 70, 30, 80, 20 or so.

And I love this, like this observation that it's not uniform like and you have to look that way because you're going to work, but you're choosing to celebrate particular moments in life.

You're doing something special and then you dress up and then it's really fun.

So I have a little public announcement.

Uh-oh.

Can we please stop building platforms?

Are you talking about elevated sneakers?

I'm thinking about online intermediaries.

that are supposed to somehow make the world a better place.

And they mostly don't.

I had a window renovation project.

And when you go online, there's like so many opportunities to be paired with contractors and be paired with manufacturers and be paired with insurance companies that will insure your new windows.

And there's an endless list of services.

And basically what all of these companies do, as far as I can tell, is they collect your information.