Tom Bilyeu

And to some extent, it's just that you've never remapped the thing that made driving exciting onto this new thing.

And if you could remap it onto this new thing, a totally new world opens up to you that will, I think, make you feel more childlike.

Now, I'll stop there.

If there is an experience to be had that is better, theater is a phenomenal example.

The odds of theater ever going away are effectively zero.

My wife does not understand why people want to go to the theater.

she thinks of it as like, um, God, I forget the example that she used, but she like would rather go to the movie, would rather watch it on TV.

And I'm like, yeah, but they're very different experiences.

So take musical theater, for instance, you want to hear them sing live.

That's the point.

You want to be around other people that are hearing that same electric human voice, like do a thing.

And for some people that's like, you're going to hyper respond to that.

Cool.

So anything that, um,

was there was that was the only way to do it.

Obviously, it's going to be much bigger.

And over time, it will find itself far more niche as theater has found it.

But there really is something unique and real to hearing a live human performing something.

And so there's going to be a subset of people that really like that and respond.

Great.