How to pronounce “gotch” in English

Gotcha. So right now, you specialize in topology.

Gotcha. And that's great that you can-- it's fascinating they do all sorts of math, and calculations, and theorems with those.

Gotcha, OK, so that's a bit more harder to visualize, but it makes sense.

Gotcha, OK. So then with that, what is the-- what is the Conway knot?

Gotcha. And that was already known.

Gotcha. And I also really like that part of your advice about having multiple projects going on, like things that aren't related to the main goal that you have.

Gotcha. That's cool. Let's go to another question.

Gotcha. Let's-- I set you up as the practical author, someone who can give the practical advice.

Gotcha. Gotcha. So in a post-COVID world, do you see consumers driving this mass movement to sustainable fashion?

Gotcha. Gotcha. So I know we have a lot of audience questions leading.

Gotcha. Well, then the next two things will be fantastic for you.

Gotcha. And there's got to be these connections made, if you want this person to be as effective as possible.

Gotcha. Kind of a little more still on the outlaw side of things.

Gotcha. And several of your episodes have gone into kind of behavioral finance, which I know a lot of us find very interesting.

Gotcha. Thank you. Not at all.

Gotcha. And so what was it that made you decide to focus on standardized tests.

Gotcha. Gotcha. Now, you had mentioned earlier, you have a fight call earlier before the show.

Gotcha. Yeah, and as a personal aside, just noticing that-- when reading your book I didn't actually realize that until looking at the book about some of those things and how

Gotcha. We have to support the family.

Gotcha. And it's also, obviously, you've done a lot of covers of Eminem and stuff like that.

Gotcha. And the animators do bring-- all of them bring things to each shot.

Gotcha. And so you used Syrians on the ground to record your footage and whatnot?

Gotcha. We were watching that featurette video, too, for the wardrobe and makeup, so let's take a look at that.

Gotcha. Right. Thank you.

Gotcha. Can you talk about the student who went to, I think it was, Brown University or Princeton and decided I want to become the baddest person in Kung Fu ever?

Gotcha. And didn't you also talk about the importance of that positive self-talk for your own mental health and well-being?

Gotcha. Can talk about Tim Kreider's stabaversary.

Gotcha. Because it seemed a little bit more popular than the research I spent years working on as part of my actual career.

Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah. So other marathon sessions in the studio going, toying around with reverb settings and delays and all that?

Gotcha. You have mentors, relationships.

Gotcha. Instead of trying to sell a solution-- trying to find a problem.

Gotcha. And do you have a regular meditation practice yourself?

Gotcha. One thing I struggle with is when I go on scouting trips.

Gotcha. I have a specific question for a Googler.

Gotcha. In the book, you have a section about self-directed 401K.

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Gotcha. What do you think separates a good investor from a great investor in real estate?

Gotcha. Can you share your views on the title insurance market?

Gotcha. Yeah. One thing here at Google is we have a lot of people who are extremely busy with their careers.

Gotcha. Now, in investing in real estate, one issue I deal with is I really like the Sacramento area because I have family up there.

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Gotcha. It's one of the largest distinguishing factors.

Gotcha. And I don't know how hot this is underneath.

Gotcha. Were you always a good cook?

Gotcha. Any plans to expand with any additional Fat Witch locations potentially?

Gotcha. Very cool. One thing the last time we spoke that I found very interesting is that you mentioned Fat Witch has a very large following

Gotcha. I gotcha. What is the fan favorite in the bakery, and what is your favorite?

Gotcha. Well, all right.

Gotcha. So what are some of the other-- you showed us a few products, but are there any other products which you're currently