I think they'll feel happy though, to be part of a generation that had this experience. They'll be able to look back and think the whole thing was a lot of fun. It's almost like hippies looking back and talking about all they did. I think that gives them a lot of hope and ambition, but it also gives them a lot of depression in their lives. Things changed after a while.
People come to the United States from poor countries and succeed beyond their wildest dreams.
I have a friend who is Iranian. His dad was a big shot in Iran, but when he came to this country, he was a Safeway bagger. His kids, though, one became a doctor and the other an Internet billionaire. Stories like those have lit a fire under people. But venture capitalists were giving money to people with no experience.