Hamilton Helmer

Right.

but the structural economic conditions that created are quite different.

And understanding those, if you're a business operator is really important because then you're less likely to get taken out by your better,

Well, what we're talking about right now is there are a variety of topics.

that are extremely difficult phenotypes, if you will, to tease out and delayer.

And we seem to have enough of those that actually we probably could write a book about it.

And so it's a topic of conversation.

Yeah, yeah.

We've thought about certain white papers and this and that.

I'm pretty lazy.

That sounds like hell.

I'd say my passion, and I think probably Jenny's sort of aligns with this too, is getting the theory right.

It's very satisfying and extremely hard to sort of go through and figure out, you know, how this kind of all fits together.

And of course, that's how you get to simple, but not simplistic.

That's the only way you get to simple, but not simplistic.

And so that's kind of the satisfying part.

But I don't know, the idea of writing another book scares the hell out of me.

Yeah.

How did you de-layer AWS?

Yeah.