George Mack

Yeah.

You know, the cocktail party question, the cocktail party question.

I tend to try to not ask this question anymore, but I used to.

And it's always funny.

I mean, that would be a good, just a code.

Great.

But like, that is pretty similar.

Actually, it's a job.

The attribute of Western society to a certain extent with all the focus on productivity and looking at your calendar and managing your time and, you know, sort of going from meeting to meeting to meeting and then having a full schedule and organizing, you know, a meetup one month later with your friends and putting it on the calendar.

It's so, like, fascinating because effectively a lot of people treat it as allocating time.

And if they allocate time, that's what kind of where people are trying to do.

And oftentimes going back to this, the reason why I asked what you do is a lot of the meaning elements for individuals is tied to their craft.

their job, their sort of livelihood.

Going back to this, think about relationships.

We made access to relationships kind of less friction than ever.

You get a catalog of individuals, browse through, find the next person, onto the next.

Wow.

I mean, you've created sort of an abundant layer on what was previously scarce.

Have you guys heard about sniffies?

No, no, no.