Tony Fadell

And you go, Oh my God.

And you know, I'm like one of the biggest proponents of, I'd like telling her flighty flighty.

Cause I, you know, all the people in my, in my sphere, they're all flying.

I'm like, have you tried it?

It's insane.

You know?

So it's, you know, and then you get the word of mouth and you know, things take off because there has been that level of care and craft to it.

And yeah, maybe a lot of the sub functions of flighty could be built and whatever from, um,

clogged code or whatever, but the whole thing and the architecture and everything, I don't think so.

It's all software.

storytelling that's how we passed information down or or got people to commit to doing something like stories are so who we are we go to the movies for stories we have books we have all this stuff and it's just so essential to who we are because we like to be taken on a journey we like to you know and hopefully when you're buying a product or

you know, licensing one or whatever it is you're subscribing, you're taking on a journey that meets your expectations or out, you know, is, is better than the, what do your, you know, your, the expectations were set.

It's much, it's outsized that.

And so, you know, Dave Chappelle is, he just, you know, when it comes to comedy and storytelling, the way he weaves it, he can weave a story for 20 minutes to get to the punchline.

And you're just, you're,

you know, just in it.

Right.

I just love his comedy as opposed to the punchline guys were just, you know, all right, excuse me, that the short ones, um,

It's something in our nature, human nature.

We were told stories when we were a kid.