Brian Schechter

... for the first time

... and I thought what was s- w- uh, in addition to the coffee thing, something that was so sweetly naive, um, was Mikey saying, uh, and Brian Schechter talks about this, too, like, that their, uh, their initial, um, touring manager, you know, that he had to kind of learn to be in this, this role where he's the focal point, people are obsessed with him all of a sudden.

And I thought it was very sweet because Mikey said, um, you know, "I look at him as my older brother.

I've always admired him.

These are the conversations with builders and investors about the technology and the capital powering the greatest infrastructure build-out ever.

I'm Brian Schechter.

I'm Gaby Lorenzi.

We're investors at Primary.

And so, you know, I've worked in, in, as you guys are experienced with as well, worked in industries outside of this.

And so just that kind of lived experience also, I think gives you an ability to think critically and differently about certain things.

Um, and then I guess to Brian's question of the master plan.

You know, I think what is really fun for me.

No, that's Craig Aaronson.

Brian Schechter was their manager from 2003 to 2009.

Okay, got you.

Right.