Great job, Naval. You rocked it.

Maybe I should have said this on air, but that was literally the most fun podcast I've ever recorded.

Oh, that's on air. Cut that in.

Yeah, put it in the show. Put it in the show.

I had my theory on why you were number one, but now I have the realization.

What's the actual reason? You know us for long time.

Yeah, what was your theory? What's the reality? My theory was that my problem with going on podcasts is usually the person I'm talking to is not that interesting.

They're just asking the same questions

and they're dialing it in and they're not that interested.

It's not like we're having a peer level actual conversations.

That's why I wanted to do air chat and clubhouse and things like that

because you can actually have a conversation.

Oh, I see.

Right?

And what you guys have very uniquely is four people, you know, of whom at least three are intelligent. I'm kidding.

How could you say that? Sax isn't here. What wait? Sachs isn't even hearing you say that in the world? That is so cold.

Right? Of whom at least three are intelligent and all you get along, and you can have an ongoing conversation.

That's a very high hit rate.

Normally in a podcast, you only get one interesting person, and now you've got three, maybe four, right?

Okay.

So that to me was why all is successful.

Who invited this guy?

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