embrace the volatility. But if we take the last couple of weeks, for example, out of the way, and I'm sure I won't speak for you, but I've looked at this or I've been forced to look at it, I should say through a financial lens, because the news feeds that I'm getting bombarded in the emails, I'm getting it all from people who are financial practitioners and trying to understand the world through that lens. But if you step back for a moment and try and imagine the last two weeks without headlines about stock markets down 20% and without talk about recessions and without talk about financial aspects of this, what does that world look like to someone who's never read The Wall Street Journal in their lives or doesn't have a 401k or if they do it in a company pension plan, it's manageable. They don't think about the stock market ever until it's front page news or until it's on 60 minutes about the crash. That's a very different world that those people are living in. That's the vast majority (35/45)
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