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…I bet. There's an interesting looking backward moment there where that probably applies universally. It's almost always the right call. If you're like, should I do something that overextends myself financially or is an inconvenience or something to have a family member come see, something that could be special? It's almost always the right thing to say yes. Yeah. Experiences, I would say, are definitely the number one thing to invest in. They're the best money spent. Gosh, I could do this absolutely forever. I do want to talk about some Web 3.0 stuff. I think we have a little interlude in the middle where I want to talk about before you became MoFi, Kevin. But after Digg, there's some interesting chapters in there. A lot of the things that you're observing about that era feel similar to what's going on in crypto right now. It's the true believers. Everybody knows each other. There seems to be a lot of real, genuine information sharing and just belief in a common purpose, even though everyone interprets the purpose differently. Does it feel like that to you too?…

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