Matt Gialich

They'd probably sit here and be like, who the fuck was that Mac guy you had?

He's an idiot.

Here's how these things really mean, right?

No, but I think getting someone really on here that you could dive into with those at the level of detail that isn't an engineer, that's a physicist, I think would be exceptional because you can go forever and talk about some of these rabbit holes, but get a different take on it, right?

Get a different approach to how these work and what you think about.

I think you should have, now you're gonna be better at selecting this person than me, but I think getting people that have been in really interesting situations in times of high stress are really cool to interview.

So somebody that's been on missions in war, right?

Like I said, I love listening to these podcasts of like the old generation going through and fighting in the jungles of Vietnam or being in Iraq and just being able to explain that there's,

Probably 50% of them are probably really good about explaining the emotional connection that people have when those high stress time comes.

Because we're all going to experience high stress.

There's a different level that's raised to when your life is on the line.

And very few people, I think, experience that during their lifetime and live to see the other side of it.

And those people can really be exceptional storytellers when it comes through.

The last person I think you should have on here is a guy named Victor Vescoe.

Who's that?

He's the only Triple Crown explorer in human history.

So he's been to space.

He's been to the bottom of this Marianas Trench.

And he's climbed Mount Everest.

Nice.