Matthew Cox

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, that's right.

And then at the very end, I go.

And the thing is, I know you know this from doing this many speeches.

is that you tend to get 80% of the questions, probably 90%, are the same questions over and over.

So you have those canned responses that are great.

And when I'm telling my story and I get to one point, like I know you don't know my story, but at one point, this is horrific.

At one point, I'm like, and you think what you did was bad.

Listen to this.

I listened to the six hour.

Oh, did you?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

It's when I started surveying homeless people.

And whenever I surveyed, just like I think I did in that Lex Friedman thing, when I get to that point, you can see people.

shifting in the crowd and I'll always pick somebody out and I'll go, I see you judging me.

And people will be like, Hey, everybody roars.

Like, and you have those great set to me.

I have those great setups where I'll say something and everybody roars laughing.