And I’m like, I’m not Salesforce and I don’t want to be Salesforce. Like, I get it, but there’s also a lot of things that could happen as long as we’re more transparent about it and we don’t leave it in the hands of just technologies behind the technology door. We’ve been through a lot to get here. And we’re here today, I think, looking at the big thing. That’s my thing. We’re just on a different journey. I’m not living by it because I’m trying to live by, like you’re talking about, the quarterly thing. So I think, by nature, I’m always thinking about, What can I do to maximize the value of that? Just as Ritz-Carlton employees must anticipate the unexpressed wishes of their guests, so does the Apple staff, who are instructed to “listen for unresolved issues or concerns.” For example, if a PC owner is thinking of switching to Mac, an Apple employee might spend more time talking about the simplicity of learning a new system and give detailed explanations about data transfer between a PC and Mac. Moser: I was thinking about that, given the nature of your business, essentially, the nature of your business is understanding customer service, being able to put that customer first.
I’ll be able to show the world that if you put in the time and you’re committed and you’re persevering, ultimately, you will reach your goal. I think you go through this concept of, at the end — and that’s how I always think about it — at the end, whatever that end is, I believe this company will be worth billions and billions of value to the shareholders, including myself. LoCascio: As the CEO of a company — as you know, we’re the best-performing company because it starts with, I’m still the largest shareholder in this company. And that’s important, you know, and it’s not only important to feed the inside of the hair, but it’s important to feed the hair that’s growing inside your skin, so that when your hair grows, it’s growing nice and healthy. But the way he is when he goes to sell that penny stock, that’s what I felt like on the phones.
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