Jim Continenza

I love people that have gone through distress, right?

Anyone, most people can sail in beautiful winds and calm waters.

It's the storm that makes the difference.

And, you know, as you saw the world, especially the last seven, eight years, to just be candid, right?

It's global wars.

It's been pandemics.

It's been shipping, logistics wars.

It's been crazy politics.

I mean, it's been really interesting, right?

That's all happened in like five years span.

That's a lifetime for a lot of folks.

And, you know, with my team, we don't really...

worry about how bad it gets because we just know that we're going to manage through it.

We're used to that news, you know, because it doesn't scare you.

And on the first bankruptcy, when I went through Intelligent, I never knew what was going to come off the other end.

But once you go through them, you learn that it's okay.

It's all okay.

I guess, Lena, the best way to put it, in a distressed situation, HR, legal, and finance kind of run the business until they come out.

The problem is a lot of companies keep those groups running the businesses.

That isn't their job.