Joe Liemandt

Yeah, oh, wow, look at this.

And we bought a company and we made, I don't know, 10 times our investment on it.

Like, oh, wow, this is like.

This is cool.

My wife runs a kindness campaign around all this stuff.

And the kind world that we live in is just when you look at the kids at the school and you just sit there and say, when we look at maybe kind or grace that they're a part of this, when I wake up every day, the kids who are in the schools, we are like forging new ground.

This is a startup school.

And there's all these kids who buy in and are like, we are part of it.

And to a large extent, they're putting their faith in the adults, and that includes obviously me, to be like, this seems really crazy.

This seems very different.

But I'm all in and I buy in.

That's the part that for me, I'm just like, at the end of the day, it all comes back to the kids and their buy-in around this stuff and their willingness to be part of it.

is the thing when I think of gratitude and kindness, that's the core that makes this all happen.

And that's where my appreciation goes.

Immense amounts to all of them.

There's a few of them who are watching this who are going to be like, it's time to receive feedback, Mr. Limott.

Here is my critical yet constructive feedback.

Alex or Tatum or Ella is going to do that.

And that's the part of this whole thing.

And to your point, there's nothing more important for a society than to raise kids.