You just sold 65 percent of GoDaddy.com, your Web site domain registry, to a private equity group led by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts for $2.25 billion. Do you think they’ll want to tone down your ads featuring extremely busty models?

Our advertising isn’t edgy because I’m an edgy guy. I am, all right, but our advertising is edgy because we stumbled on something that absolutely worked right out of the gate. The guys at K.K.R., Silver Lake and Technology Crossover Ventures are savvy businessmen. They like to do stuff that works. So if our advertising could be softened and still work, they’d be all for it. But none of our tests have ever proved that to be true.

Most people hadn’t heard of Go Daddy before you ran an ad during the 2005 Super Bowl featuring a voluptuous woman who nearly loses her shirt before a Senate committee.

That’s all in your imagination. Just a strap pops, and she grabs it. The thing doesn’t even move four inches. It’s shot from a distance, and everything is blurred. We took advantage of everybody’s imagination, and it resonated. Our market share jumped nine points in one week.

So why isn’t everybody using well-endowed women to sell their products?

The Spanish call it huevos.

So now that you’ll be relinquishing the C.E.O. title, will you be taking it easy?

My job will pretty much continue as it has been, where I focus my time on marketing and our commercials. You know, brother, I failed the fifth grade, but I’m the guy that gets to pick Go Daddy girls.