Trevor Noah

It's not monumental.

It's not like shutting down industries.

It's not... What are some of the... Totally.

Yeah.

I mean, it's so trivial to say, but it really is...

It really feels like everything you say is just us not having a wide enough aperture to actually understand time and the benefits of things.

Yeah, it's all become extractive now.

That's the issue is like, we live in a world where companies want to extract as much as possible from everyone all the time, as much as possible.

And now, now, now, now, now.

And so growth has no longer been something.

And you see that it's not one way or the other, by the way.

There are many companies out there, especially like companies that haven't gone public, where they make a shit ton of money

And the product is still good.

And the customer is still served.

And they treat their workers well because they get to define their own growth.

Do you know what I mean?

They don't have to just vacuum up everything.

Shareholder value.

More, more, more, more.

It's like, yeah, it can be more.