Shekhar Natarajan

And if I can capture all of their essence and everyone who came in my life and every human who exhibits that into the technology and unleash it for my son and say, this is the word I'm going to give you.

Inherit this.

And it's a better place.

And it's more human.

And you're going to be blessed and you're going to be helped by angels who are invisible to you.

That's the best gift I can give my son.

And it's a generational wealth.

So I decided to do that.

Okay?

So I am not doing, like I don't think about it from a cost perspective.

If I thought about cost, I'm deeply in hold.

For three years of like all the money that I lost, like not doing what I did, like, you know, go like clock in nine o'clock and leave at five o'clock.

You know, I would have been like much more wealthier.

You know, probably my wife reminds me like 50 times.

Hey, like you should have done that.

She'll be glad when she's got them humanoid cleaners.

So I don't think of that as the real driver for my decision.

And there is obviously the second type of cost that is much more intangible or much more personal to me.

Well, in this during this journey, right, of trying to make sure we are getting the story out and other things.

I have seen my six year old son only two days in the last three months.