that New York feels different. Just like you can say a party is great or a party is good or the mood in the room is downwards or whatever it is. It's something that we can discuss and talk about and relate to. And that has a lot to do with markets. So what they bet on is interesting. They bet on the reactions to the reactions of something, right? So you have an event, then people react to it, and then other people react to those reactions. And that's what you want to know. And that's why they're so extremely successful because they look somewhere else than everybody else. Well, that's a great point because one of the arguments I often get into with some of my friends when we have little arguments about this is you're not trading based on what you think markets will do in response to XYZ. You're making a bet based on what you think the market thinks is someone else is going to do. It's a multi-order derivative decision-making process. So it's very out there as far as not being (49/57)
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