Steven Zuber

Yeah.

And it's for a month, not a week.

And so like, you know, it, it does add up, but I think it was just the idea that like, not only would I be spending $2,000, I just spending probably twice that again for like, you know, room and board and food.

And I wouldn't be working that month.

So I'm out like many, many thousands of dollars.

Yeah.

So if I was a writer, I think I'd be more inclined and, you know, I occasionally want to write things, but not enough to start writing, like to, to start a real blog or anything.

No.

My position now is it's worth whatever people want.

If people think it's worth it to them, it's worth it to them.

I can't tell them that they're misvaluing their money on something or other.

You know, like I can in other cases.

My go-to like berserk button for this is like million dollar watches.

And it's like, it tells time just like the $15 one I can buy at Walmart.

And I have a phone, who wears a watch?

But so people can waste money and I'll draw attention with that, but not on experiences like this.

Like, is Burning Man worth $5,000?

Depends who you ask.

To some people, it's worth 50.

To others, it's like, hell no, I'd pay $5,000 not to go to the desert for a week.