Jeff Bezos

“No, no way.”

“Well, Jeff Bezos, that's like being alive when Henry Ford figured everything out. If you're not studying him, you're missing something.”

“A no decision is a decision not to do something, and that's very important, because most people think that if you can't make a decision right now, and you punt, that you're getting free time, and it's not true. When you decide to stay a status quo, he thinks o…”

“His Monday morning or a Tuesday morning meetings that will last all day are colonoscopies on the entire business. He will go in and just be all up everybody's things and just understand his business to the very minute level.”

“Yeah, I can't comment on Amazon's plans, but it's certainly not the case where they're learning or getting data from Convoy. There's no relationship like that.”

“Well, of course they did, but Mark Lohr's a genius. There's only two of him, and one's named Jeff Bezos, and then Mark's the other one. So yeah, of course they overpaid.”

“They, they're a super private company. They don't have actually any shareholders other than I think Jeff Bezos owns five percent.”

“Well, that, that meeting organized with a long form memo, right? Where every decision is based on a memo. We do that. The same thing. We, It's working really well.”

“Of course I'm following Bezos cause he's going to be my new neighbor and much of what they did in their marketplace we like, and much of it that we don't like, we think we can beat them at.”

“I used to follow Bezos before he became a dick, but that's alright.”