developers or startup founders really trying to solve any hard problems. They were trying to solve the problem of, "What does this 18-25 group of people want to get for dinner tonight?"... and make the same dinner startup. That's not a startup! That's a website, that's a side project. Where were the kids that were tackling the really difficult, obnoxious problems in the industry? I couldn't find them and I said, "Okay, I'm gonna have to do this. And even if it fails, I don't care because we tried." It was more of this silly, nerdy, valiant effort to try and tackle something that everybody else was not tackling because it's risky and hard. But if it works, the results are extremely important for entire industries. I'm having a bit of a hard time getting my head around the fact that you're what, 25? And you've done all these amazing things like found a tech startup and you've given a TED talk. This self-assuredness and a sense of purpose, where do you think it comes from? And how can we tap into that? Let's see. Well since I was little, I had insomnia and I would sit there trying to get my brain to go to sleep and I would think of all the devices that didn't exist. I wanted something that I could hold in the palm of my hand that was larger on the inside than it was on the outside. And I couldn't wait for digital cameras.