Is Investing in Startups Easier Than Building Them?

You didn't want to be investing in startups, would you agree with? You know, acquiring startups is kind of like a middle ground where if you start a new business, you kind of have to chew glass for two years. You got to find product market fit might not work, and that's really hard. And then as an investor, you're just investing. It's, I would like to assume, a little bit easier. I don't have experience there, but as much as you do. But when you acquire startups, you're able to skip the first two years. You're able to acquire product market fit. Is there any. Would you say it's easier acquiring startups and building them or investing or more enjoyable.