“I'm always a believer in the wisdom of crowds. And so when people dislike something in broad swaths, my reaction isn't, oh, they don't understand. It's, oh, there must be some threat or there must be some problem. … It drives me crazy when people in Silicon Valley are like, oh, people in the middle of the country don't understand. I'm like, no, screw you. I'm from the middle of the country.”

And, you know, I'm always a believer in the wisdom of crowds. And so when people dislike something in broad swaths, my reaction isn't, oh, they don't understand. Yeah. It's, oh, there must be some threat or there must be some problem. There's some reason. There's a logical reason. And it drives me crazy when people in Silicon Valley are like, oh, people in the middle of the country don't understand. I'm like, no, screw you. I'm from the middle of the country. I understand what they're, you know, and it's like, it is rational and logical, but the truth is probably in the middle of these things. Like, there are ways in which AI can be a big problem for people. But to have 36% of the country thinking it can help, what that tells, when you have that juxtaposed with our day-to-day experience of seeing the potential for it to help, that tells you that…