Q that, um, because we take it for granted where we're at, even though I think Michael and I really protest ever drinking the Kool-Aid, um, that, um, you're not just so, it's, tech is central, but we're not tech-centric, like, in London and in this ecosystem, um, which I think is actually really important to, to think about in, in talking about how do you guys then view Silicon Valley?
A I mean, I think if you're a geek, you feel like you're coming home if you go to San Francisco. I mean, these, these billboards with these in-jokes about technology, and the, the guy at the rental car place who starts talking about his startup, and, I mean, in that way, it's really, it's really exciting. Sometimes it, it does feel like it's a, it's a town that's so dominated by technology that you wonder if any, if any ideas really get shouted down. Um, whereas I think in, in a city like London, You can get your ideas shattered down by lots of people pretty quickly. People that don't really care about technology. Um, and I think that's, that's a refreshing thing to have as an entrepreneur. It's what you need. You need to be tested, um, and you need to have people that, um, that aren't from the technology world, and aren't, aren't necessarily excited about technology, understand what the benefit you're bringing is.
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