Ric Elias

Right?

And what you realize that that's culture.

So in here, ultimately people behave in a way.

So when you walk in, you're like, oh.

These are the norms on how you behave here.

And all of a sudden becomes like, ah, this is how I fit in.

And it becomes the way that we operate with each other.

We take our work really seriously, not ourselves.

There's a ton of humor.

We do a lot of things.

We have tons of sports.

We have tons of stuff just because it's all interconnected.

If you think about the investing side of your brain or world, I kind of have the same stupid question I have about investing that I did about business.

In some sense, you seem like someone that's just intuitively good at this.

Like, yeah, you buy the avocados for a 20th of the price you sell them.

Like, you make money.

But do you have like an investing philosophy?

Because part of what you've done is like allocate a lot of capital in some very basic way, like you're an investor.

I'm curious, what do you think makes you good at it and what you like about it?

I love it.