keeping with entrepeneural angle here, numerous experts think the key to thriving economy is small business what happens when your big employer basically stops you from being able to start your own company or get another job? that is happening more and more because of non-compete agreements which are actually becoming increasingly re common. now some are even saying those very clauses are the fastest growing threat to our economy! that is quite an argument. here to break down both sides, a man who started his own company and got sued over his non-compete. bob mash, a ceo that supports them. rami, let me start with you. obviously you have a an opinion about this one. why do you think it' a bad thing and tell me about your experience? >> i think they're a bad thing because in, in, any kind of industry you look at innovation as a way for entrepreneurs for them to build better mousetraps based on their previous history. anytime you sign a piece of paper said you're not allowed to go build a better mousetrap, stifles the ability for entrepeneurs to innovate. my personal background comes from a s

david: you're a entrepeneur. you went with your heart. we love how that happens.w it works. describe how up start works. >> up start is a marketplace. what we call the recipient can raise capital in exchange for a small shares of their earnings offer the next five or 10 years. that is typically somebody recently out of college, might have a lost college debt they would like to get rid of for various reasons and we actually priced that. we developed an algorithm that will estimate how much they will earn over 10 years to price this appropriately. backers who are accredited investors have a chance to decide which of the up starts on the platform make sense which they would like to invest in effect for a small sliver of their earnings over a pert of time. david: what you're doing is investing -- this is human capital at its essence. you're finding those human beings who have the most potential and investing in them expecting their earnings to pay off with interest? >> that's right. the, it is, called human capital. it literally goes back to the 1950s. milton friedman