Friedberg

I have to make the business an ultra success.

It consumes me.

And I knew that it would happen to me again and I've got kids and all this stuff.

So I had to really like dig deep to make the decision to do it.

And actually, you know what changed my mind about this was I saw the movie Oppenheimer in IMAX and I left that movie and I cried and I realized I wasn't doing what I should be doing with my life by being this board member who was useless.

I'm like, what am I doing here?

And I said, I'm gonna make this, and I'd been thinking about this and I'm like, that's it.

I took me over and I made the decision to step in as CEO.

So yeah, the LPs, the investors were all thrilled because they had all said, like, we hope you would run something one day.

And then more capital came in and we've been running Ohalo for, it's been two years now, this month, that I've been running Ohalo as CEO.

And I'm really happy I did it.

He's queuing up, he's like...

He's like, oh my God, he split the atom.

But do you ever ask yourself, what did I do with my life?

Like, do you ever think like, hey, the impact I thought I would have in my life, that there's a missing piece to that.

There's something that I didn't accomplish that I always expected I would, that there's something I didn't achieve as a person.

And then you see these kind of extraordinary outcomes that others do.

And you're like, man, what was I doing?

What am I doing with my life?

You're sitting next to me.