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Saw similar, thank you!

FWIW...Cobf helped me make the career switch along with opening up doors to experiences and people I had no clue about....Thank you Sanjeev for keeping this thing running across it's many iterations and also cultivating a place that has been able to keep its special sauce special for so long. Kudos!

Would love to see where you're getting your data about illegal immigrants over the last four years being 10-12mln and the total number in the US at 25-40mln

the anecdote...helpful to have real on the ground info. Thanks for sharing.

lol, he’s serious

lol

All the models and the youtube meterologist show it weaking closer to landfall. The windshear is supposed to weaken it.

Agree! Thank you for keeping this forum going despite all the distractions. It's an impressive accomplishment that has allowed us to learn a lot, talk about a wide range of companies and meet folks from around the world.

Yeah Bank of Dave was a good movie and it’s also on Netflix!

Happy Holidays! Hope you all have a nice relaxing break!

Agreed so much knowledge he gave and unfiltered

Oh man, this sucks to hear! Man the world has lost a titan

Thank you for sharing the interview. Nice to get to know Ben Watsa better along with his background. Appreciate his perspective. I did think he was a good salesman when he talked up family control but part of me thinks that should be earned(either through purchased ownership or at the time of founding) versus given. Shareholders should have the ability to choose because there are a lot of counter examples to family control not always being in the best interest of short or long term shareholders. Also who knows how great Ben will be when Prem retires or who will take Ben’s place when he retires. Cementing control prevents any future check both short or long term. It was cool though to hear the anecdotes about Sir John and Tony

Did you end up watching it in 70mm Imax?

Curious if anyone is going to see Oppenheimer in 70mm Imax? Canada has 6 of the 30 theatres in the world that can show the movie in the format it was intended to be seen in.