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it's going to change the world particularly in the United States because we're such a driving culture and a very profound way
I think Uber especially in major cities is changing the way people feel about car ownership right and the self-driving stuff I think like all aspects of computing will be here before we would anticipate because things always change faster than we anticipate
I mean that D announcement from Lon musk last week I ordered one it's coming in December I think or January like they're shipping in December yeah yeah and and that that that came out of nowhere um and who knows what they're working on now and yeah it's and so I just think that's that's such an exciting space and it's going to change the world
it's going to change the world particularly in the United States because we're such a driving culture and a very profound way
I think Uber especially in major cities is changing the way people feel about car ownership right and the self-driving stuff I think like all aspects of computing will be here before we would anticipate because things always change faster than we anticipate
I love Uber and the eventual self-driving car and that whole wave of services I think that's really really exciting especially being a prisoner in San Francisco
it's easy in YC to get a little intimidated, but you're not competing with each other. You have to keep reminding people. It's like, 'Hey, we're we're on the same team. He started a year ahead of you. What do you you know, what do you expect?'
I got a as an investor, you know, I've been coming back to demo days and it's frustrating because you come back and the best startups are already picked over. Yeah. Because they've been exposed to these angels for the last three months and so now I got an early look at all the startups that I wanted to see.
there's a lot of pressure on me to to do, you know, to actually own up and do this. you know, I I could kind of live a comfortable life with my wife, but So, it's sort of like, you know, going to get your MBA or something like you're committing like I could read all these books myself and I could I could write my own term papers, but I'm going to go be part of a process with a group of people. It's fun. It was It's great.
it also creates this mutual set of obligations between, you know, Paul and Jessica and, you know, Trevor and RTM. They'll they would help us regardless, right? But they will be more inclined to help us if they have a piece of our company, right?
it's still an advantage right you still have access to press and investors. You know I don't while I know many of them it's still nice it you have that kind of excuse to be in front of them.
Well, a lot of these things have changed over the years, right? You know, when they started, it was a pretty uh it was really very exciting for those of us who were Paul Graham fans and kind of into that scene. But it was three months long. It was the summer. There were eight startups that basically were all starting startups at the same time under the toutelage of of