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00:00You said you'd pick up some new hobbies in the pandemic. Why did you start high. You know pizza you know cooking pizza. Learning to cope which I was never good at. I've gotten a little bit better. Cricket or soccer slash football. Wow. It's tough at least on me. OK score square game or Ted Lasso. I watched both Ted laughs so much more come on so I'd rather take Ted Lasso or scoot games any day. I know you're a voracious reader. So what's the last good book that you read. You know I've I've been on a podcast binge so a lot more podcasts than books nowadays. OK. Favorite videos you watch on YouTube with your kids. A lot of music videos music videos. This whole notion where creators are watching other things and commenting on it. It's a trend which my kids are really into and I've kind of gotten used to it now. So you know watching other games its effects. Same phenomenon. Screen time policy that's worked for you as a parent. And what's what's not worked. You know I've kind of given agency to my kids. The only thing I tell them is that I can look at their digital well-being once in a while with them. And so you do that. I ask them to show it to me and they show it on their phone. So you know so that that's pretty much the only thing. So beyond that you know it's agency and and you know in talking to them about it and making sure we are spending time doing other things and making sure they develop good habits. Metaverse or real world done correctly. You know you shouldn't you shouldn't feel and feel the need to make a choice. You know you always want to be present in the real world. And when you feel the need to do something you want to do that. But you know I do think presence and the real ness of the real world will end up mapping for humans for a long time. Do you own any crypto. I wish I did. I've dabbled in it. But you know in and out in and out. OK. So I'm not gonna make you choose how many times a week you talk to them. I talk to them regularly. You know it kind of ebbs and flows you know. And so there are times we get excited about something and we spend a lot of time talking it through. But it depends on what for. I need a piece of advice you wish you had in your 20s and a piece of advice you wish you had in your 40s. 20S would be you know being patient. You know I think when you're young you're very impatient which is a great thing. But sometimes you do amazing things by slowing down and being really focused and doing it over a period of time. And so I would advise the young you know the younger version of me to be more patient maybe at 40 I would say you know when I look at climate one one day all of us to be impatient. So you know I feel like there's an urgency to it something. And I think the world needs to be impatient. So that's the advice I would give to an older version of me.

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