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24:29 it's eleven thirty at night. You haven't taken care of yourself.

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19:20 night

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14:25 night

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02:53 You last night? 16:25 gonna go this night tomorrow. 1:05:48 He no, boy last night though, boy.

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33:09 Thursday guy, Like I had a Monday, Tuesday was Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 58:52 New York night life make the same as it. 46:12 show you like I can sleep at night good because

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36:33 ihr noch das video one night stand hieß es damals das war das allererste video

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44:04 die haben so eine Fuck-up-Night offiziell und da gibt es dann einen Preis irgendwie

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28:15 Yeah. There's there's no easy answer to that. I think a lot of it depends on, how much clarity you have in your vision and, you know, funding is obviously a huge a huge piece. If a big company is gonna give you several $1,000,000 to take the the product in a certain direction, that's a hard that's something that's gonna keep you up at night, you know. Is this where I wanna go with my product, and is this gonna work elsewhere? 14:23 Yeah. That's a good question. So it started as a it started in the old days where if you wanted to get a mortgage or a loan, you know, and I I've mentioned the example of a loan officer asking for documents. Typically, the way you would do that is you would walk to you would go into a local bank branch, and you would have, like, a stack of your tax returns, or you'd have your driver's license, and that branch employee would make copies of of, you know, your documents, or they'd even keep keep the kind of the documents you brought. And they would, have, like, a FedEx truck come by, pick them up every single night, and they would courier those documents to some sort of central processing facility, usually in the middle of America, and people would, you know, open up your file, open up your, you know, your document set and they would start looking through it.

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00:51 Oh, yeah. Sure. I I grew up in Manchester, which is in, the north of England in the UK. Manchester is famous for music, arts, and football or or soccer, as the Americans would say. Sure. 01:04 It was in in the early years, I I lived quite a poor neighborhood, but I, you know, I didn't I didn't really know exactly. I played a lot of football with, with my brothers, and, was my mom and dad. They were tough, hardworking, working class Northerners, parents, worked a few jobs to provide everything they could for the children. We had, like, a caravan on a holiday camp in the, near near the coast of Wales. So so every weekend, we would we would go to this campsite. 27:43 You can go into into the there's hotels. There will be, shops where people can go in. So web 2 has an opportunity to come in and get their brand name on on there. We will have, we will have stages where where we will have live music that that happens within the and and it's then the lights come down. All the neon lights come out at night, and and it's very much kind of inspired by the Vegas Strip.

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30:20 Yeah. Part that keeps me up at night is because, just like these, even the open source AI models can help enterprises, become more efficient. Right? What used to take a knowledge worker to analyze data, is like now all of a sudden the knowledge worker is just making the decision the data is analyzed for them, like, in a really meaningful way across, like, large volumes of data. Like, those, like, knowledge workers have just been, like, completely empowered A 100%.

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12:38 Our Handy is ordered on Thursday.

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12:38 Our Handy is ordered on Thursday.

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12:45 is a gaming night and I have to leave soon,

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