Sam Parr

He's there with us, but I assume part of him is just somewhere in the clouds, enjoying himself.

at a whole different level.

But did you see people on Twitter like mocking that?

Yeah, how big of a loser do you have to be to try to mock somebody who just sold the company for $5 billion?

Isn't he like 29 years old or something insane?

He's, yeah, I can't even fathom how people do that.

Isn't that funny?

But a few hours later, he's in the sauna and he's telling us about how he's just been tinkering with Claude Code and how he's just building these things.

And he's relearning to code basically through AI and what can be built now.

And he's really asking these questions and he's going into a whole new space now with his next company and doing something completely different.

And I just thought, wow, that is like the same day he's...

you know, sells his company for $5 billion.

He's already back to being a white belt at something new and full like beginner's mindset with that.

I was pretty inspired by that.

There was just several people that were in that boat.

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, I would say if you ever want to get a really big number in math, you probably can't, like you're probably not just changing one of the variables because these are multipliers, right?

So it's like you multiply several variables together and suddenly you get this sort of gargantuan number at the end.

If you just try to add numbers together, it doesn't really work.

It's a multiplier.