Ric Elias

If I don't really think the person is generally a good human being, doesn't have to be like me or whatever, I'm turned off because that will reflect on the things that I won't be able to see.

So I'm trying to get a sense of, is this a good human being?

If the person on the other side, if I sense that they're running away from something,

versus running towards something.

They know something I don't know.

So I'm very beware of why is it?

Why now?

Why us?

Why this price?

I'd rather pay a little more on something that people want than steal something.

And one of the things we do is once we lock in on something, Patrick, we've never retraded on anything.

Our word really matters.

And I think ultimately I expect that to be the case on the other side.

Once we lock in, we go for it.

One of the most interesting set of things that you and I have talked about is the ways in which your attitudes towards certain things change between my age and your age.

So it's 18 years between us.

I'd love to kind of go category by category and have you reflect on how your views have changed

from my age to your age on some topics everyone cares about.

So the first one is money.

Money is a tricky thing because money corrupts society.