which he is the single largest shareholder more analysis of buffett, including interview with whitney tilson in a few moment. >>> box's annual box conference is in san francisco. aaron levie is with josh lipton. >> good morning, carl and eric thank you for joining us i want to dig into the earnings report investors were disappointed, stock closed down 10%. one concern is whether you all were moving the goalpost a bit you had a $1 billion target that was out there, and we had been talking about that as the run rate metric for fiscal '21 now talking about it for '22 walk us on what's going on. >> we have always talked about the full year of fiscal '22 being the first full year over a billion dollars in revenue we previously talked about the moment we surpass the run rate, hit the run rate of a billion in revenue, which wouldn't be a full year of revenue at a billion, which was the earlier milestone. what we wanted to do is give a solution sales strategy, add on strategy, big deal growth metrics, didn't want to pinpoint the specific quarter we plan t hit that billion dollar run rate, however, w

jason: if whitney tilson got the money back, he could send one of his kids to boarding school for onencredibly fancy schools. they have unbelievable facilities, but part of what they sell, and you can speak to this, admission into good college. david: and wonderful faculty. you get really good teachers. the thing that strikes me on this serving on a board, the distance. we talk about income disparity in wealth disparity. we talk about that, but the real disparity is education disparity. we have a lot of public schoolchildren in inner cities and rural situations that don't get anywhere close to this. , the when i was going up tuition was expensive. it was like a third of my parents income. it would be like 75% of mine. because there was an actual middle class in new york, there was a small middle-class in that school. david: one last point on this because i am exposed to some of this. the incredible phenomenon is you can race that tuition as much as you want, and demand will exceed. your applications go up as you go up intuition. as a matter of business, it is hard. alix: you can cap t