Jason Moser

But then the flip side of that, too, is, I'm going to go back to Amazon, what Jeff Bezos was talking about a few months ago.

With data centers in space, Travis, and the beauty of having the data

center in space is just unlimited power because you're up there with the sun.

Now, who actually is providing the generation there, I guess, remains to be seen.

Maybe First Solar will be a part of that.

Probably it will be another company that has yet to even start.

But I think it just makes you think of things through the appropriate time lens.

If you can conceptualize data centers in space, then I think you can sort of conceptualize the idea that absolutely renewals are going to be the way.

We'll connect after the show.

You're a little younger than I am, so maybe if we partner up, you can be there to watch and succeed eventually.

Jason?

I agree with Lou on the immovable object.

For as many great and innovative companies there are out there trying to help reshape the health landscape and utilize technology, I think they're more of a feature.

They're an add-on to this immovable object that is our healthcare system.

And so, I think of companies, I mean, look, you guys know, I've always talked about Teladoc being a wonderful service.

We've used it so many times just in our household.

Travis, you mentioned having kids.

We had stretches where they were taking care of pink-eyed situations, and we never had to leave the house.

And that was just really convenient.

But ultimately, we've seen these companies