No.

Yeah, the gang was never for me 'cause I, I just couldn't...

I can't get with somebody telling me what to do and you don't even know what the fuck to do.

Like, I got-- It just never made sense.

But, um, you know, I tried my hand at different things.

You know, like, I hustled a little bit, sold a little weed.

That didn't go well 'cause it wasn't consistent enough and there was really no money.

And you know that you can, you can say, "Listen, no matter who you are, if you're, if you're at least 40 years old or over, I can, I can dig out of you some sort of value that can be shared with the world and monetized," end of story.

As a CEO, how do you balance the need for innovation versus cyber and data risks? For example, if I have many innovative employees asking for access to cloud co-work, however, I'm not prepared to take the risk, it may go rogue.

Yeah, look, it's a really good question.

It's something I've grappled with quite a bit internally at Cosboa, because I've been very proactive in experimenting with AI.

That said, we're also running a $24 million national cybersecurity program, so obviously we have to have pretty good standards ourselves.

And look, at the end of the day, where I've settled on things currently, which I think is probably a slightly too cautious approach, but probably a good thing in the context is if I'm not comfortable assuming something is going to be in the public sphere, I don't put it into an LLM at the end of the day.

So that's the approach I've taken now that is difficult because there's that constant tension you find between, oh, I could so easily do this in 10 minutes, and I'm making a conscious choice to do it in two hours instead.

So it's a constant battle, and we've experienced both through...

So how do you see AI governance implemented in that? And what are you observing from different sectors point of view, if you can take examples of some sectors and share us?

Right.

EPA, 20 carbons with five double bonds.

So EPA and DHA is much easier to say.

And those two we like to see, and they're, they're always present in some ratio in all, in fish.

Uh, they always come together in nature.

So I, I always like to...

You know, people really wanna press me on which is better, EPA or DHA.

I would love for people to know where they can find out more about the test, maybe hear some more teachings from you.

Ament is in Milwaukee.

Yeah, and he's a 6'10", 4, that can play like a shooting guard.

So the upside is very intriguing and interesting.

brilliant you know you just love to see that you think only positive things a lot of people are concerned about his consistency his defense and you know that's because he's 19 years old he's not fully developed but the flashes the potential that I see is very exciting and to go to a team like Milwaukee it probably is one of the best situations for him he's and he's the second selection from Milwaukee so you remember they drafted Burry's at 10 and then him at 13 so he's not coming in to be the savior right away He's coming in to be on a young rebuilding team that he can grow with.

And, you know, players that freakishly athletic, like Nate Ament, you know, they also developed Giannis Antetokounmpo, who was freakishly built size-wise and wasn't ready.

So what better situation for Nate Ament?

Would you, would you draft him in a dynasty league?

Dynasty? Yes.

Once again, how are you doing? Uh, what was your biggest surprise out of the entire night of the first round of the NBA draft?

Well, I'm doing great.

Glad to be back on with you, Doc.

Always a pleasure.

Excited to talk about this draft class a little bit.

Yeah, the biggest surprise for me, it probably started at number nine with Moraz Johnson, uh, to the Dallas Mavericks.

There was a lot of talk he was moving up in people's cycles and everything and mock drafts, but I was surprised to see him go so high.

... is in Milwaukee.

Uh, what do we need to know about Darius Acuff?

Uh, dynamic point guard from Arkansas.

Uh, but he's only ...

He m- he measured at 6'2" without shoes, so he's gonna be like 6'3".

But 19 years old, 23 points per game, great assist man at six and a half assists per game, one steal per game, 44% from three.

So on paper, all his stats and numbers look great.

Tremendous three-point shooter.

Uh, what do we need to know about him?

Uh, what do we need to know about Darius Acuff?

Uh, dynamic point guard from Arkansas.

Uh, but he's only...

He m- he measured at 6'2" without shoes, so he's gonna be, like, 6'3".

But 19 years old, 23 points per game.

Great assist man at six and a half assists per game.

One steal per game.

Uh, what do we need to know about him?

Uh, who is, uh, AJ Dibanza?

Right.

And I will say Peterson and Dibonza, it's not like a clear number one, and he's way down at number two.

It's really like a 1A, 1B, and it depends on what you're looking for for your team.

'Cause both of these guys are elite prospects.And it's just a matter of what you're looking for, 'cause he's 6.9, 210 pounds.

Dibansa is 6.5, more of a guard.

And Dibansa can do it all, you know? He...

You have him ranked seventh.