Zach Dell

I'm in the office seven days a week, 12 hours a day.

I spend a lot of time here.

I've thrown my life at this thing.

She could have complained and put up a fight.

And she's just been insanely supportive.

And I'm so grateful for that.

So...

I feel like a very lucky and grateful person generally.

And I don't have one kind thing that someone did.

It's more of reflections on all the people who have been really a huge part of my life to date.

So thank you, Patrick, for the opportunity to do this.

Like I said, this podcast has been an incredible gift, I think, to young people like me who want to be learning machines and want to understand that psyche is in the mindsets of a lot of great people.

It's an incredible honor to get to share my story and Basie's story with you.

I'll borrow from what Ravi Gupta said on the pod, which is this concept of demanding and supportive.

You hold your children to a really high bar and you expect a lot out of them, but you're there to support them with unconditional love.

And I think it's a push and pull from mom and dad sometimes.

And sometimes it comes from one and sometimes it comes from the other.

And my parents are just such great partners that that push and pull, I think, worked really

really well.

Another way to say it is pleased, but not satisfied.