S1: CEO of Symantec, Allison Logan. They're going to start asking
S1: about you soon. Why don't you respond? Why doesn't anyone respond?
S1: Average people don't understand what busy people do, how long
S1: things take, how much sacrifice is required. It's been a
S1: year since the eighth on launched one year a year.
S1: That means something to only seven people in the history
S1: of mankind. I remember the first time I met you.
S1: It was the Semtech New Year's Eve party. I was
S1: just hired on December 2nd, I think it was. And
S1: didn't really know anyone. But I felt obliged to go
S1: to the New Year's Eve party. So there I was.
S1: And I came face to face with you. You didn't
S1: really want to be there, but the boys were with
S1: friends and you didn't want to waste a night off,
S1: if I remember correctly. You took me to the basement labs,
S1: the ones where you conducted the unnamed experiment, as it's
S1: called now. You played me the recording. The recording? And
S1: I heard my name. What this little piece of audio
S1: set into action. The lives it took, the lives it changed.
S1: You told me what happened to the men and women
S1: who had found this recording. I was horrified. You had
S1: covered it up and you had hired me. You went
S1: all in on the bet that I was. That Margaret,
S1: that I would carry out this mission. And I asked
S1: how you could do this, and you said it was
S1: worth it. I left the party. I nearly left the job.
S1: And then my father fell ill. And it could have
S1: been prevented if what you told me was true. Then
S1: I was wrong. I saw the same future as you
S1: in that moment, in that memory or glimpse. And I.
S1: I prayed that I would be that. Margaret. You were right, Alison.
S1: You were always right. It will all be worth it. Two.
S1: Another year. Another rotation around the sun. Whatever that means
S1: to you.