Jack

He said he was having a daydream.

And yeah, and in his mind's eye, he said that he saw the

the day, the hour, and the minute that he would pass away.

And he shared some of that with some of you watching.

We remember that.

And it was in that moment five years ago, I thought, wow, there will come a day when that happens for us in third person.

And we're the witness to life in the beginning of his legacy.

And I thought about that five years ago.

And

I only had one child at the time, and now I have three, and all three of them know Scott Adams, the name, and the books.

And it sounds like there might have been a little bit of authorial desire for Loser Think to have a sort of a second life.

And I feel like it's a bit like my responsibility now to make Loser think the book that he wished had done better, you know, to make it be all that Scott had wanted it to be.

But the preciousness of his work will live on.

And I was reading some of my followers last night, excerpts from the 1997 book of his, 29 years into the future, and how prescient his predictions were.

It's time to find in his works and enjoy the sip daily in his honor.

Shelley, thank you for reading his statement.

That was sweet and wonderful and honored him well.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Thank you.