that. I met Russell through you. I'm sure what probably happened was I heard him on a podcast episode and I reached out and said, hey, any chance you can introduce me? Because he's just, and he first came on for an episode on the Asian financial crisis. You know, he had written a book about his experience in Hong Kong through the Asian financial crisis. And I believe it was, the book was diary entries from 1995 to the height and resolution of the crisis, maybe 95 to 98. And I mentioned that first because that was the way that I was exposed to Russell. I was exposed to his methodology. I was exposed to how he thinks. One of the things I really love about Russell, and I look for this in all the high signal to noise ratio people that I identify, there's a process for coming to an understanding. And part of that process involves a baseline level of humility. Now, what I also love about Russell, and the reason I bring this up actually in the context of the Asian financial crisis is because (26/45)