Sam Parr

and fearful when others are greedy.

So the first wave of AI was a lot of people being greedy.

And now all of a sudden there's fear for the first time.

So if you're a net buyer of stocks, this is when you sharpen your pencil.

Well, one of the most impressive people I know is a guy named Rich Barton.

He founded Expedia and then Zillow.

Expedia was acquired by Diller, so he knows Barry and all that.

But Rich has this remarkable ability to be top one percentile as a...

product technology disruptor, but also as a leader, that thing we were talking about before.

And I usually see people tilt one degree or the other and not both.

And he's this rare person that does it on both.

Um, and so I frequently lean on him for advice.

Do you have an example of like a story of like where good leadership changed?

Getting companies to pivot fast when they need to.

I mean, right now with AI, any companies out there, you mentioned what happened with this report, like that, that DoorDash is down 5% because the report said you could build DoorDash for free, which I don't believe, but you know, whatever.

But how do you get... So the thing that I was going to mention is just how do you make sure your company is properly aware of this new wave?

And how do you get everyone super excited about figuring out what it's going to mean for your company?

And that...

That's not easy to do.

And, you know, I'm back on the board of Zillow, so I watched him do that recently.