Josh Brown

Yeah.

We'll get to the purchase and what's going on in the market in a second.

I just want to end.

this particular topic with one thing.

Boys, this is something.

I wrote this book in 2000.

I wrote this in like 2016, 2017, I think.

It was published in 2018.

And I haven't cracked this book open in a long, long time.

Probably since I published it, actually.

But I was looking for a... This is my book, Big Mistakes.

I was looking for a thing that I wrote about Stan Druckenmiller.

probably the greatest investor of all time, just as far as track record and where people hold them in such high esteem.

And Stan Druckenmiller got promoted in 1982, well before he was ready or deserving.

So what you guys have is the privilege of being unencumbered by past experiences in the market.

So here's myself quoting myself.

All right, Druckenmiller dropped out of business school after just one semester and began his career at Pittsburgh National Bank at 23 years old.

He was by far the youngest in a group of eight other people.

And then in 1978, did I say 1982?

Whatever.