Malcolm Gladwell

I think it's maybe a Cliff Asness analogy about...

Pulling the goalie.

Yeah, and that's funny.

How do you know Cliff?

How funny.

Explain what he does a little bit and his background for people.

And a hedge fund.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's interesting.

My husband's gotten to be friends with Cliff and I met him and his wife a couple of times that a group were a part of.

And I found the same thing.

Usually when you meet like the just, you know, they're kind of titans of the world.

They're in all the rooms that you'd want to be in if you want to, you know, sort of control the world.

They're not typically so humble people.

Right.

That's a good way to say it.

Yeah, that's true.

I also find that they're always the smart ones like that are so sneaky.

They end up asking you all the questions, but you really want to ask them the questions.

Does that ever happen to you when you go interview like some of the great minds like a Warren Buffett or a Cliff and all of a sudden you find yourself talking more than they are?