Your placard says that you've- We meet Michael, who is passionate about being a voice for local people

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I will.

There are people who want a local MP-

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... somebody who will do something for them locally, and then there are the other people who are voting because they're doing something for Britain.

And Ron,

he kind of read me and he looked around and he goes, yeah, Florida, it's like a sauna with nets.

So he could just do that.

You know, there was a scene, you know, he'd done one role in a movie called The Projectionist, which was a movie back from the 60s, which interestingly enough, Hal Ashby was the editor on.

And in it, you know, Rodney may have played the projectionist, but I think he only had two scenes.

And so he really didn't have a lot of film experience in the scene where he comes into the pro shop.

And he makes fun of that hat.

is it like? Like,

I was wondering if you could give us a little bit of a thumbnail on the GP stakes market and maybe if you want to explain for our audience what that means.

So the concept of a GP stake is effectively providing growth capital to an asset manager as a business, and they happen to be a company that goes and raises money from other investors.

So we are buying pieces of the management companies of private equity firms and helping them deploy money into their business faster, help them grow assets under management faster, help them deliver better results to their investors.

And in exchange, we're receiving portions of the fee streams that those managers charge.

So breaking this down into really, really simple numbers, right? If I run a private equity firm, I might charge my underlying investors a management fee, typically 2%, and a performance fee, typically 20%.

And if someone comes in and buys a piece of my business, the fees that my investors pay me, that minority investor also gets their pro rata share of those fees.

And there are some really unique attributes that come as a byproduct of that.

What's interesting? What's exciting? Which of those three would you lean into more than the others and why?

To start off, do you want to tell us a bit about you and perhaps your journey over the last two to five years?

Thanks, Finn.

Good to be here.

Love of yarn.

My journey over the last two to five years, there's been a lot on in my life.

I'm pretty good at changing things on the fly, making decisions, sticking with them, rolling with them, and then cutting them and moving on when new information comes to light.

The main journey that you would probably want to look at is the Bitcoin and gold, which is all in the last five years.

Whereabouts are you at that journey? And where do you see the future for that about how you guys are planning on going down that route?

It was 3:00 AM when their phone broke the silence, followed by a knock at the door and the rotating amber light of an emergency vehicle raking their dark living room wall.

There's been an acc- accident." And I go, "Oh, my gosh." I go, "Was Michelle in a wreck?" And they go, "Well, not exactly.

Uh, there's been a...

Uh, she's been shot." And, of course, you know, chills went down my spine.

I go, "Well, then she's alive." And he goes, "Well, no." And that just really, uh...

When I heard those words, it just really just took all the feeling out of me, basically.

You're 18.

I said, "Why would you..." Yeah, "Why would you even make a statement like that?" And, uh, and I go, "Why, why would you say such a thing?" And she goes, "You know, I just had a feeling I'm not gonna live much longer." And I asked her, I go, [exhales] "Has somebody been bothering you, or, or, or is there some reason?" She goes, "No, I just had this feeling I'm not gonna live much longer.

Time passes.

I wouldn't say level of interest, 'cause I think he was always interested in it, but the level of priority just didn't seem to be there.

It then only goes on so long, you know, until you finally say, "Gee," you know, "enough's enough.

We've gotta do something." And then through that, uh, through a counselor, we were referred to, to Rex.

And that's precisely what the investigator hired by Paris for the O'Keefes was trying his level best to make happen.

And we met with him one night out at the Park-n-Ride, and Pat asked him, "How sure are you that he, she, he did this, you know, Raymond Lee Jennings?" And he looked her in the eye, and he says, "I am one hundred percent certain Raymond Lee Jennings killed your daughter." [tense music]

Ooh, ouch!

And, uh, and fairly strong doses of each.

And, uh, uh, uh, anyway, uh, he was just basically taking the drugs as prescribed.

Uh, it just overdid it with him.

But, uh, it had...

You know, the drugs had basically taken over his life.

It had been a situation where this kid also had the world on a string, you know? And, uh-

Must sort of look up at the sky and say, "Why me, God?" a lot.

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So walk us through a bit about what your tech stack looks like to have the security layers and who you're working with.

Sure.

Yeah.

So we've taken a very purpose built approach to security in that we have a lot of we have the biggest library of vulnerabilities available in the space.

So that's going to be hugely powerful.

And the other thing that we really value is different security points of view in the place.

Immunified does not want to portend that we can build the best technology for on-chain monitoring, as an example.

So are you using AI in different ways to help accomplish what you're doing?