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▶ 1:33:56 Dr. Sue Johnson You know, I'm gonna work at it, um, I'm willing to look at it and explore it and work at it, right, and then that's the start, and then to find something that really helps you, and if something like, you know, an educational program like…

▶ 26:39 Ryan Petersen Um, and okay, so we had this license, but it was in Houston and we wanted to be in San Francisco after YC. 4 times in the scene

▶ 6:37 Shane Parrish Why did all these people concentrate in San Francisco almost or California?

▶ 7:37 Garry Tan There's like a lot of mechanical knowledge about how do you incorporate, or how do you raise money for the first time, and all of that is out there for free, and, ah, you know, on the other hand, I think of doing YC, being in the program,…
▶ 24:07 Shane Parrish Why San Francisco? 8 times in the scene
▶ 1:29:31 Garry Tan Um, but, you know, also that being said, I'm a San Francisco Democrat, so I really have a very, very little, uh, you know, I have very little special knowledge about how the new administration is going to run, um, except that I

▶ 38:45 Shane Parrish Now, watching tens of thousands head to San Francisco each month, he saw a bigger opportunity than anything he'd tackled before. 2 times in the scene
▶ 50:15 Shane Parrish New line of steamships to San Francisco, announced the Times.
▶ 55:30 Shane Parrish Enter Edmund Randolph, a Virginia aristocrat and friend of Walker who proposed a daring conspiracy to Cornelius Garrison, transit San Francisco agent.
▶ 1:21:09 Shane Parrish He made money from monopolizing, and he understood where the real money was, like the lucrative mail contracts from New York to San Francisco.

▶ 1:03:09 Logan Ury Not in San Francisco. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:55:37 Logan Ury So in their twenties, or maybe it was their early thirties when they were dating, they lived in this communal house that they ran in San Francisco, where it was about, like, nine people in a house.
▶ 2:05:11 Logan Ury Your dating app profile is sort of like your billboard, and if you were buying a billboard, let's say, on the one-on-one in San Francisco, like, you would, of course, think a lot about what you're going to put on it, and I think people…

▶ 1:02:11 Shane Parrish Roosevelt articulated this divide in a September, 1932 speech to the San Francisco Commonwealth Club, where he directly challenged everything Mellon represented.

▶ 1:20:29 Alfred Lin In San Francisco, where I was, not a lot of people wanted to be in San Francisco. 2 times in the scene

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