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I had a very interesting career, kind of parallel careers in business and aerospace since I was really a teenager.

So Shift 4, you mentioned, is a company I started when I dropped out of high school at 16.

And I was just looking for pizza and beer money, maybe slightly underage at the time in that.

But I've always had a passion since quite literally kindergarten for aviation and space.

I mean, I went to space camp as a kid, watched Wright Stuff, Top Gun, just always enamored by that.

So I started a parallel aviation career when I was about 20 years old, flew air shows, set some world records, built the world's largest private air force to serve and help train the Department of War.

So the first all civilian mission to orbit and then followed up with a development mission, did a spacewalk.

And before I knew it, I found myself an opportunity to lead the world's most accomplished space agency.
Fantastic.
And how's it been so far?

I mean, maybe, you know, the president of the United States, he has a great job with a lot of responsibilities, but I'll tell you, I couldn't be happier every day.

I mean, I get to work with the best and brightest from across the country to pursue and unlock the secrets of the universe.

I mean, it's a hard job for sure, but I'm, I'm very grateful to have it and serve the president.

I had a very interesting career, kind of parallel careers in business and aerospace since I was really a teenager.

So Shift 4, you mentioned, is a company I started when I dropped out of high school at 16.

And I was just looking for pizza and beer money, maybe slightly underage at the time in that.

But I've always had a passion since quite literally kindergarten for aviation and space.

I mean, I went to space camp as a kid, watched Wright Stuff, Top Gun, just always enamored by that.

So I started a parallel aviation career when I was about 20 years old, flew air shows, set some world records, built the world's largest private air force to serve and help train the Department of War.

So the first all civilian mission to orbit and then followed up with a development mission, did a spacewalk.

And before I knew it, I found myself an opportunity to lead the world's most accomplished space agency.
Fantastic.
And how's it been so far?

I mean, maybe, you know, the president of the United States, he has a great job with a lot of responsibilities, but I'll tell you, I couldn't be happier every day.

I mean, I get to work with the best and brightest from across the country to pursue and unlock the secrets of the universe.

I mean, it's a hard job for sure, but I'm, I'm very grateful to have it and serve the president.
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