Q But there are so many other examples and you guys are like the, the, like the key leaders of tech history in my mind. And so I would imagine that there's, there's more to it. And you've seen in the data LVMH performed, like I think of you as a tech history podcast and the LVMH just does incredibly well. Like, was that something you predicted? Is there something there?
A So the best episodes Are the ones that have these three key ingredients. And I always thought when we started over a tech podcast, we cover tech companies, uh, then we were in this middle phase before we sort of became more mainstream, which was, uh, educating a tech audience about non-tech phenomena. Like no tech companies are good at brand. And so when we started studying the luxury companies, it's like blowing the minds of all these tech people like, whoa, that's why this is valuable, which included myself. Like I learned during the research and I'm like, Hey audience, I, I gotta share this with you. Guess what I just figured out. And so the three key ingredients.
AI assessment note: “educating a tech audience about non-tech phenomena. Like no tech companies are good at brand.”