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35:20 John Malkovich, Lori, Metcalf, Glenn Headley, Jeff Perry all came

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1:04:37 John Hopkins and he's the kid who later on cures cancer.

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17:28 anything right. And he hands it to John, who's not

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15:20 own content. Same for John. John Hammond has a thing 13:45 buddies who make content. John Hammond makes content. Jason Haddix 14:21 what is Jason been up to? What is John been

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42:18 Just, know what I mean? Because here's the deal. Right? Come here. In the great words of little John, what?

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16:17 So John says that someone will join the Twitter trust and safety team and say something like 15:24 Yeah. One of the really interesting first questions that we got was from John who, let us know that he worked at Twitter 2014 to 2017 in trust and safety. So that's a big time fighting disinformation, abuse, terrorism, all that stuff. That's a pretty important time to have done that work. And the thing that John wants to introduce into the conversation on critical ignoring is the Dunning Kruger effect, which I had to look up to make sure that I understood it. 15:52 If you don't know, Psychology Today describes it as a cognitive bias in which people wrongly overestimate their knowledge or ability in a specific area. It tends to occur because a lack of self awareness prevents them from accurately assessing their own skills. What John is saying is maybe it's actually more like work, and he provides us with a sample script. So, Georgia, will

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42:18 One of the people I had in my list here that I think is very interesting is, Sonny John Moore. He was originally first to last, which I think is the sound of the Myspace emo Internet of this era. And then was Skrillex.

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32:21 You're right. That's what it is. It's about a, a person named John who basically rebuilds a short lived add on or option for GM Toronados from, like, I think it's, like, 1989 to 92. 3 years, you can get a what was called a VIC, a visual information center inside your GM or Ultimate Beal Toronado, And this predates those tablets that are, like, glued to the dash of every single car nowadays by 2 decades. Okay. 33:04 And, basically, it's a CRT touchscreen that has controls for HVAC, has a trip computer compass. They also integrated the car phone because this is 15 years before a cell phone was a nothing, let alone, like, everyone having one. But this is like an article about repairing them, and what, John does to repair them. Mostly it's it's CRT repair because most time it's just like the control circuitry goes out and they have to replace some components. Most of it's like electrolytic capacitors, a lot like amplifier repair.

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09:34 the vergins John Porter would suggest that it made Google's 13:24 middle of twenty eighteen after John Gillanderia moved to Apple

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21:04 New York Times and authors like John Grisham to sue

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1:32:09 Das ist die SPQR-Reihe von John Maddox Roberts.

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31:08 aber so raus, dass sie, sie ist verantwortlich für John Lennon,

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42:30 Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom, John Glenn, John Glenn? 42:57 so und dann hat der John Glenn wohl gesagt,

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1:16:51 John Young und Eugene Cernan waren am Mond oder auf dem Mond oder so.

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00:31 Welcome back to the show. Today, we have John Lee. He's the cofounder and CEO at VIM Cal. John, welcome to the show.

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31:43 And I do have a lovely relationship with him. I mean, we are we share a name, which is one thing. So my name is Griffin Perry and his name is John Griffin. So we still get each other's emails, which is quite funny. But we are, we're contrasting. 44:14 And I'm not I'm not doing it because I want to make a dent in the universe or whatever the phrase would be. I think it's slightly different for John, my co founder. But for me, that's not the reason I'm doing it. I'm just doing it because this is what I do and I enjoy the process. And I think that's the right mindset to take to a startup.