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…Other people in venture go on podcasts? I think those podcasts are great. I think people who do it probably do it because they enjoy it, but also because it really helps them. It builds great brands with founders, increases their network, adds a lot of credibility, and all that type of stuff. I think at some point, you just do what suits you. We have certain things that suit us and other people have things that suit them. It's not really a strategic question about if going on podcasts help us or hurt us or being public facing or whatever. It's just you do what you think is right for you. Which is funny. That's the echo of Howard, something I've heard you say in the past, which is that you just have to make sure that your investment strategy suits your demeanor as an investor, which is almost saying the same thing. David and I talk about this a lot in the podcasting business. We say, should we change the content to match what the demand seems to be, or should we just say, you know what, let's find a way to do what's natural to us, because that's what we're going to have the most fun doing, that's where we're going to have competitive advantage, and that's where we're going to have durability? I think that same concept applies in all three of those things just discussed.…

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