Mick Safron

So, and same minded people.

So it's very important for them to see those people in other cities and local communities.

And we see how different each city is.

So Miami is more different vibe than Chicago or than New York or Los Angeles.

So in Los Angeles, usually people just so hungry of knowledge and they want to sit in their keynote hall.

Meanwhile, in Miami, they're exploring Expo Hall and less people.

Sometimes they can preach to founders of their biohacking companies about their knowledge.

They know better than the founders.

In Miami, there's more ego, I'd say, right?

Yeah.

In New York, it's also like Wall Street guys and they're like efficiency first.

So we expect a lot of sleep studies there.

So they want to sleep better, I guess.

Well, we have some crazy plans to expand to the world eventually, which will not tell you.

It's step by step.

And to cover just some business perspective of it, it's not a problem to make an event in other city of 10, 15, 25, 50 million people and bring the same crowd of people.

The question is, are they speaking English?

Can they consume this information in English?

Because most of our speakers are English speakers.

And if we go to some non-English speaking countries, how many of those will join?