 I'm John Furrier, the co-founder of SiliconANGLE with Stu Miniman, we're here with Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services. Andy, great to see you again. Great to see you, thanks for having me on. Congratulations, we had a great chat a week ago, you and I sat down for breakfast, and you kind of laid out, you kind of laid out the plan for the show here. But I, you kind of left a lot out, there's so much, I mean, you were holding back, and I thought like... You were right there for three hours, John. I thought I had a great story. You needed the four hour breakfast. All right, so you got to look back now as it's coming down to an end, the parties tonight, what's your take? I'm obviously, you're absorbing it still. You're still kind of like, numb, pinch me moment. What's the vibe? What are you feeling right now? In the very earliest days of AWS, Jeff used to say a lot, if I were starting Amazon today, I'd have built it on top of AWS. We didn't have all the capability and all the functionality at that very moment, but he knew what was coming and he saw what people were still able to accomplish, even with where the services were at that point. After we met, I teased out, this is a competitive advantage for you. You're listening to customers, but you're putting out more services. There's leverage in those services, so it's good for customers, but I worry about the complexity and they might worry about the complexity. How do you talk about that and how does your team address that? Because, I mean, tsunami of services. If you're building new applications and you're trying to build all the hosting software and all the storage software and all the database software and all the messaging and queuing and analytics and machine learning, you're just wasting resource because when you have the option of using 120 services from a platform like AWS, it's so much faster and so much more empowering to let your builders take advantage of that platform. You get from idea to implementation orders the magnitude faster using the cloud.