In short: The prior generation's disrupted incumbent in the same sentence — Nokia disrupted Motorola, BlackBerry disrupted Nokia, Apple disrupted BlackBerry. Used to make the point that disruption is a repeating cycle you can underwrite.
5:40And so, yes, so Jim definitely was the lead order to get us going and so very thankful — And he's going to be coming up on our series about Canadian innovation. So that's so interesting. You didn't know him really before. Well, I met him in the 90s as my day job trying to figure out who wins and who loses and was able to figure out that they were going to disrupt — Nokia back in the '90s, just like Nokia had disrupted Motorola before them.
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