phil libin created evernote, a company that turned seven last week. but phil wants evernote to be a 100-year-old startup. thanks for being with us this morning. let's start with that. what is a 100-year-old startup? >> two parts to that the first part is it gets to last for 100 years. sure. trying to build something that outlasts all of the people in it. and the second part is that it still gets to be a startup. >> still has that altitude? >> still creating products that people love still acting quickly. and i think both are equally hard how to make it 100 years. >> fresh and old at the same time. >> do you have like a 100-year plan? i don't mean to be -- not being facetious? >> we have a progress bar, you know building 100-year startup. about 8% done. it moves very slowly if you stare at it maybe see it move by a pixel. >> people are expected to live much longer. so you actually might have some of the original employees still there. >> it's true. i definitely hope to still be involved in the company some capacity. >> you were on the apple watch from

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the former florida evernote was floridard raving -- governor was also raving about smart watches.says that he uses it to check e-mail and track twitter. pimm: it's very interesting. he is going to silicon valley, going to california, trying to close the gap with donald trump as we just saw there. but these comments in support of , and i think the company was thumbtack that he visited in theyrancisco yesterday -- provide services if you are looking for a dog walker or other services. it puts him at odds with hillary clinton, who was talking about some of the downsides to the sharing economy, that may affect people's ability to find paid work. and of course uber is at the center of that. betty: there is clearly the debate about whether technology closes the income gap or widens it because they take away jobs. er caren he took the ub to thumbtack, the driver -- i believe we have a picture of the driver -- did not know who jeb bush was. and later on said if he was going to vote, that he would actually vote for hillary clinton. that was a little bizarre. pimm: the other thing also abou

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i-work, evernote, there are a lot of options and they're pretty much all utilizing the cloud now.t is it specifically thaw think will be so sticky that people will migrate to office if they haven't been already? >> they're all utilizing the cloud. i think we'd all agree, even if we think it's too complicated. word, excel, powerpoint, just have way more features than any of these other products. now some people say let's simplify it and that makes sense for alet of people's needs, for my needs, i don't need all the intricate formatting that's in word. even though i write almost all my columns in word. i'm just writing in plain text. for some other people it may be different. there's no question that all of these, all of these features are -- an advantage for them. for at least some people. i'll give you an example, people who really are excel experts, windows have been able to use keyboard, quick key stroke shortcuts. to get things done. those have not been fully there on the mac version. this time with this version they're now fully there. for people like that, the spreadsheet in