Shekhar Natarajan

Let me give you an example.

Okay.

And I will go after many examples like that.

As I said, I grew up in India and I used to walk 45 minutes to my school.

Me and my brother, we used to hold our hands, used to walk to the school.

There was a lot of pain, but we absolutely loved the fact that we were going to a temple.

For me, education is like going to a temple.

And we loved the struggle.

45 minutes going in, 45 minutes coming back.

Then someone took pity on me when I was in 10th grade.

They were like, these guys are living in slums.

Maybe they deserve a cycle, bicycle.

But they gave me a bicycle.

So the same distance, point A to point B, took me 15 minutes.

And relieved a little bit of my pain.

I got a little efficient in my life.

It got me from point A to point B. And I thought, boy, this is good.

This is fantastic.

And then I basically, this is Uber before Uber by the way, everyone like talks about Uber, like technology is only replicated what we've been already doing most of the time.

That's what I feel.