The Company You Would Build If You Had the Time, the $5M Question, VR Therapy, and More

hundred percent i've been saying this for a long time which is anybody who could figure out how to employ the stay at home mom workforce is gonna make billions of dollar dude this morning my friend had a fort birthday party and he rented out an entire water park this morning from like seven thirty am to like ten am and i went to it yeah it was like me and ramon and neville and then like you know david per he was there and a bunch of other guys are there and i it was so fun we had this whole park to ourselves and then i came home and like threw up and went to sleep like i because you caught something because you threw about a nostalgia why why you p i didn't re like when i was a kid i used to love that stuff i did all these like slides and like went too hard and like going through home like i like you go like these slides are it's kind of hard to explain but like in you know those tubes that like going twist whatever like it just made me stick to my stomach i i i was like on the right home i like no i think i might throw up i can you unlock the window it i can believe how like oh i got you savage you threw out the window you i i didn't do it that the window but i came home and i got sick and i just had to lay down i cannot believe how life has changed like you even a drink just just the straight just the action just the just like the like well did you go to rides on disney at disney like the my my daughter's too so i did only the dumb ride like the most simple rides i don't like i think was a little crazy i think i would have done like the big stuff i think i would throw up at this point i couldn't handle it it was horrible but man this is why austin is awesome so like okay so david pro i don't know him that well but just two blocks up there's this restaurant and i me sarah went out to breakfast and he was there and so i he we knew who each other's were and we just said what's good we're now we're gonna go hang out last night i had this guy over named chris williams send you know who that is no because he's like a popular youtuber and he just dm me and he said i mean in austin do wanna i hang i go yeah come over for dinner like we're just saying constantly just seeing people it's pretty wild it's a small weird it's like a a lot of like cool people here but it's a small town yeah that used to be the case in san francisco you know because you would just bump into people everywhere that were like doing the same thing like minded people who are also in the same game but don't i don't know i moved out of the city now so like you know i'm in the bird my my neighbor is eighty years old you know if i bought doing you know he's telling me about like you crochet or something like that so this is not the same well it's it's awesome here i've i've thoroughly enjoyed it you wanna get into some stuff you got you have a bunch of really interesting things to talk about i've got less interesting things to talk about yeah let's do let's pick one actually let me tell let me let me lead with mine because i have less stuff this is pretty much the only thing but you talked to this person alright this woman named rebecca za you talked to her right yeah i think you put your last name za at za sorry what's alright so i did a call with her as well i i i dm her and and we and we start talking this woman is amazing so basically it's her and her husband her husband's name's matt their partners on this she has youtube channel it's anyone listening this you only probably know about it if you have kids so it's meant for children it's like it's like acting like fictional stuff age like six to eight six to ten ish maybe where it's like it's not the like absolute beginner kitty coco mel type of stuff it's like somewhere between it and yeah they basically like it's a little show it's a t it's almost like tv show you know whether it's blues clues or whatever else they're they create like you know these videos these are like ten minute videos that are entertaining and on her personal channel she's got like ten or twelve million subscribers she has seven other or seven channels total so six other channels one for her dog one for her husband one for like this for gaming just like all types of stuff she's releasing eight videos a week they have a team of like eight or six people maybe and she kinda told me a little bit about some of like the business numbers my mind was blown it was astounding unbelievable it was unbelievable did you talk to her about her business we can't like i didn't ask her if i say anything and she did win like that but i put that on blast but yeah i i like the you know the dog has ten times it maybe twenty times more subscribers than we do on you youtube like it's like this my dog's gaming channel and it'll have like four hundred thousand subscribers or something crazy so she gets youtube has i mean ten million subscribers is no joke and the amount of production the content output like just that thing you said it sounded like oh like seven eight videos at a week like okay so they do have a video they release video pretty much every day but they're like forty minute long sometimes yeah they're like long videos with like storylines lines about like and should be like you know we moved into this new house and there was like this weird door in my bedroom so we created this storyline about this like secret secret passage that takes you down and then there's a villain inside and the villain as my husband and like that's the like then they create a whole play basically a little screen play and they shoot it and while we were talking she's like yeah downstairs there's like eight people for a crew like our kind of film audio you know editors whatever that are all here and she's like yeah my life is crazy it's it's it was wild and she was telling me about different stuff and so there's this guy named da so his first name's is da d a him well yeah okay so your friends with them not friends with them my wife either knew him like in college or something like that or whatever but then we've done some deals with that him and his wife around like influencer content so he's got thirteen point eight million subscribers and it's it's kinda lame what he does like lame and that it's not gonna fit what we we do but basically it's like hallmark channel videos like one was like bully someone bully an autistic kid and the reaction is crazy or and it's like a fictional hallmark video i think they like chilled and watch it i guess to understand like values and he's got something like a hundred employees and he's brand new to this like within a three year thing yeah like two three years a hundred employees and they pump these videos out to the point of like right now he's got six point three billion views and it is crazy and across all their platforms their videos have been viewed twenty seven billion times it's the some of these youtubers it is i'm just blown away at how big their businesses are and when i'm thinking about it and i talked to rebecca i'm like this actually isn't that hard i could do this and if you dedicate like forty or fifty hours a week if you start from scratch you can get big really fast and but you have to treat it like a job not a hobby just like anything else yeah like a business not even a job because yeah business managing a bunch of people and you gotta have a product for customers and things like that so so yeah i totally agree like i i'm on his twitter so it says like new videos monday through thursday family friendly kid approve right this is a that is a product you're offering we you know we release on these days we are kid friendly rated g you know like here's what you're gonna get out of this and that's that's you know my studio company or whatever and i think but by the way before this this guy think he was doing like a cannabis company commerce saying that yeah they have an commerce and cannabis business like unrelated doing all all kinds of stuff it's it's amazing it's incredible these youtubers like i'm blown away because there's so many that you have no idea who they are but they have these empires that could be potentially making tens of millions of dollars a year yeah i i also think you know it's really hard to do what they're doing like you know the it's not for everybody and i i guess that's kind of obvious but i guess what i'm trying to say is even if you could do it not everybody could do it but even if you could do it it doesn't mean you should do it like this is such a hard thing to do to get on that treadmill and say i'm gonna produce awesome content five days a week non nonstop and if i ever stop the algorithm punishes me and my subscribers leave my channel and my patreon people stop giving me money and my i don't have ad content for my sponsors and if i ever you know just don't feel like be on front of the camera like it doesn't work there's no substitute teacher to to you know step in here and and and step into this business so i think it is a really valuable i think it's a powerful business when you have it because anytime you have the trust of millions of people who like your entertainment that's great but man i don't think it's worth it you know just i i i not even just saying that theoretically like i've thought about doing it and i'm like there's no way this is worth it for me i i and that's what i said to her and so this guy da i think he's not like the face i believe in most of his videos i i don't think i think he's in close to none of his videos or something like that with her she was like yeah but we've got all these seven other channels now so we deserve diversified beyond just me and i agree with you i think that it's a hard treadmill but i would say to the the other side is like everything is that right if you start anything like you of course you just kinda work at it for a long time i think i could share this but when i did the episode when i recorded with hudson mina who's like you know comedian he's on tv shows stuff like that he he had asked me at one point during the thing i think the episode episodes is coming out soon the he had asked me like you know like what would you do next step if you were me and he asked you that like kinda like okay from a business point of you what would you do next and on the pod itself i don't think i got gave him a great answer like i think in in the pod we were talking more about like how would you invest your money and i was like you know here's kind of the thought process i would go down it was kind of a boring lame answer i would to be honest but afterwards when we were hanging out i i told him what i think is actually the real answer for this i said you know everybody should do what fits them like something that looks exhausting to me but look might feel amazing to somebody else so you know don't don't take my word for it but let's just pretend i'm just gonna give you my two cents that you could throw it away if you don't like it i said if i was you this touring business model seems awesome because i was at your show it was like you know like four thousand seats sold out every you know every average ticket gets like a hundred fifty bucks and you just did that eight times in this city and then you're gonna go to fifty cities on this tour like you could just add it up and be like wow you can make a lot of money touring and and then there's no limit to that like yeah this is a four thousand person auditor but you could do your same set in front of thirty thousand people in a in a bigger stadium if like you know chris rock or who didn't cook or whoever these other people would do that that size tours so i said you got a business model that works and but the problem is you're like i as was i here a new dad like me like i can't imagine being on the road going to fifty cities like we've been invited of many things i've been like yeah and then i'm like traveling is so hard a little kid they're gotta leave my wife i i don't really wanna leave the house for an extended period of time right now like i like being home so i was like you don't for me i would wanna get rid of the travel component i said well okay how do you do that you can't have a substitute teacher coming in and say your jokes on stage that doesn't work and so what i had told him afterwards i go if i was you i would stash cash and i would create a two year runway where i could just work on one thing and that is creating the next hamilton and he's like what and i was like i would use your storytelling your comedic abilities i would create hamilton for brown people and because that's like his audience is his demographics because it's like heavily grad liquidation and i said okay create hamilton for brown people i don't even know what that means i would just take that and say i'm doing that and then he's like you know he reacted it or whatever now is it's like the reason i would do that is because then you get the business model of touring but it's not you on the state you get and you all you only have to create it once and like mamma mia has been running for fucking sixteen years and has done over six hundred million dollars in ticket sales and you know like hamilton has done over a billion dollars in ticket sales and it's the same story it's the same songs it's the same jokes every night done by a different cast of kind of like you know fungi or interchangeable pieces so you're not super dependent on a one talent like you can switch it off so switch switch out people if you need so i was like that to me seems like an amazing business model i would do that so that that's kind of my example of this youtube thing it's like you can also do the youtube thing but in a different way like i think it's cool that da isn't the face of his videos so then it's more like a production company it's like a tv show is created not so much of vlog dude there's this guy people are gonna laugh me because i know or if you know who this is is it andrew lloyd webber i forget who would i forget the guy's name it not the fan of the opera guy yeah and did he do joseph something jesus radical what's that that broadway show it's like radical jesus or like jesus it's like about jesus and larry like this christ super fucking like yes what school of rock phantom of the opera and ave vid which are all big hits that i've heard of and then i've never heard of jesus christ superstar but yeah that's apparently like done in the seventies yeah he he's a billionaire it it it yeah so so i looked up so when i thought of that play models like is the play is the play business a good business it could be and i think it can be so the the top the top ip definitely accrue like a shit ton of value like i said if you go you can go look at like lion king is grossed like two point something billion dollars that's the number one stage play what's the two and three hamilton is like getting up it's like it's like number two or three now but it's like very new so it'll it'll surpass lion if it just keeps going there's like fan of the opera there's mama mia there's like so you take the top ten and they're all doing like hundreds of millions in gross sales okay now you don't get to keep the gross sales but i think you could do this in a way that works so like the guy who created hamilton lynn manuel whatever name is yeah did the did the author get paid too on that one so he gets so this guy lynn who's the creator of it he has like a seven percent royalty or something like that wow so he's made like tens of millions of dollars off of the the profits they actually crowd funded the thing so what they did don't have the full story in front of me because i'm just trying to say this off top of my head from a memory but i think what they did was to raise the money to create the thing they had like a bunch of patrons basically chip in money and they all get to keep a profit share after a certain amount of money had been recoup and so that investment is been paid over like ten times so if again if i was hustle launch i'd be like this web three shit going on interesting a lot of people flush was cash buying into shit okay cool digital tickets n entities okay what can i do with this and i would basically raised ten million dollars through an n nxt pre sale of the show and in different tiers like you know some of the tickets have backstage passes attached to them some of them don't whatever i you're say and and i would i would just let people buy buy this i'd raised ten million dollars i use a ten million dollars to go into a bunker to create whatever the health hamilton black black people is and then i would hamilton brown ship for indians oh yeah sorry black brown people so then i would take that show on the road and i would just try to would be like yeah know it's hard but like being a successful standard comedian was also like a point one percent success rate or whatever you know to get to where he's so like yeah you you wanna get to the point one percent success rate but this time with a superior business model that doesn't require your face on stage saying the jokes yeah i think that's sick i think that's a that's a great idea i think that actually that's wonderful i think and that could be incredibly creative creative leak fulfilling i wish i had said it on the spot it's like one of those when you're in an argument and then like later you're in the that oh fuck i should've said that that's what happened to me but luckily we're still hanging out at that moment so i was able to tell him you know then this is a cool idea i think in the next couple of episodes what i'm gonna do is i'm actually gonna bring in i'm gonna do some research on the broadway business or like i don't know theater i guess what you call it theater yeah it's actually a an interesting idea i was always curious because american idiot basically they did this so billie jo armstrong wrote a green day wrote american idiot the album the song they turned it into a a rock musical right you you didn't have to be there they didn't have to be there you exactly and they got paid a lot from it book of mormon let me say how much book of mormon has made mormon running here five hundred million dollars has been the gross ticket sales of book of mormon and then if you did something like a hamilton like a lion king or whatever you could take that same ip those characters you have merch you have like other that ip is you key is you gotta own the ip and you know so so i think you know when that when mormon launched it says there's bringing bringing in nineteen million per month so like i don't know what south park generated lifetime but like i bet it's kind of like on par with that or you know i guess south park probably a bigger success yeah oh wow south park okay just in twenty i didn't know this happened actually looks like a couple of months ago south park creators signed a nine hundred million dollar deal for more episodes for for six years with via cvs that's insane i didn't know that that's actually amazing that's amazing right now is the best time ever to be a like a production company or an ip holder and we said this a long time ago remember i said someone needs there's all these platforms now you got i at the time it was netflix amazon prime and then i said disney plus was gonna come out it hadn't come out yet and then there was like you know there's hulu there's all these different platforms apple tv plus came out they all want original content they're all hungry for content and they are betting billions of dollars budgeting every single year to buy content i think netflix are amazon something like they're paying like six billion dollars per year for content for new content production and so it is the best time ever to be a seller of content at the time we had said somebody should create yc for content basically the way that y comb helped produce software startups and it just said hey two engineers okay you're twenty one years old you graduated from your stanford alright come here this is essentially like a business school but you're gonna create a little business and you know maybe you can sell to facebook or google or you'll end up becoming the next airbnb you'll go public i think the same thing with the content where you come in as two kind of like creative you have a pitch for an idea of a show you wanna create you have three months to basically create the sizzle reel or the pilot or whatever and then there's a demo day with a bunch of buyers from all the big streaming platforms and they just buy options on your shit and i just think that's a beautiful but i still think that's a great business idea and it's only been proven when south park signs a nine hundred million dollar deal with with cbs sean r i think signed signed a couple hundred million dollar deal with netflix to produce six shows reese witherspoon sold her production company which didn't even have that like for like a billion for like a billion dollars like this is you know this is tech startup up money that's being sold for for tv content which is amazing so you know that's a that's way more fun than building software way more way cooler way cooler for than that and i think today how someone i also announced his production he created a production company today he announced it like a hundred think it's called hundred eighty six k production or something like that which is smart again like once you see reese witherspoon in other people's production company selling and we had rob deere dick on i think he said he sold his production company for two hundred something million he said that he i think he said he's walking away with a hundred him personally yeah so like i think you know at least let's say at least a hundred million probably closer to two hundred million he sells his production company which basically just produced shows for mtv that's a great business to be in and i think it's only gonna get better for like this kind of five year period and then these platforms are gonna go away like paramount plus and you know it qui be died you know paramount plus what the fuck is that that's good i love paramount plus why do you love fair what what's the one show you love on there there's gonna be one they have like a lot of documentaries in shit paramount it's like old older it's like old school a little bit or like peacock you are you subscriber to peacock hell yeah just dude peacock dude peacock i literally was just when i was laying a bed when i wasn't feeling good i watched the office on peacock peacock is the only place that you can get the office one right now yeah you could you if the office in parks and rack it's the only place you can get it and then so i i use it for parks and rack the office and ap bio or have you seen ap bio no i don't know what that is it's like with the class i took in it's like the main guy from it's always sunny you know dee brother dennis yeah yeah it's sick but x good man it's just it it all costs so much money it all i was looking to shit on one of i thought peacock was a safe but i guess no peacock cool you're sponsored by peacock i guess i don't know what's going on i pay i pay for this we a free subscription do you wanna do yourself let's dude do you have so much stuff here let's just bet bang through it yeah let's do one okay so let's do do this tweet thing okay let's do this tweet so this guy su who created mix panel and now is creating mighty which is a cool company have we talked about mighty by the way yeah mighty browser it's pretty awesome i think we talked about it so yeah let's we'll skip that for now anyways good entrepreneur cool whatever he tweeted this thing out and my tweet is not loading right now but i think it it was something along the line it's a the tweet what's a company you'd start if you had more energy time or a lot more money right so which is basically like if you took away your bullshit ass reasons what's the thing you really should be working on right now i find that to be a very interesting question i have another question that's similar to that so maybe we'll do both these questions today so i went through the replies and i wanna read you five of my favorite replies and i want you to just give me a gut reaction hell hell no or i don't fucking get it okay so the first one came from gary tan who's a you know big shot investor guy first investor coinbase base made like a billion dollars on that so he said a reference check network do you know what that means just when i say just that yeah yeah so well the problem being solved is how to get like if he's gonna wants to invest in someone hey does anyone know is this person honest right or you're hiring somebody and you wanna know okay yeah you worked at this place how do get a reference check so normally today you asked the employee they give you three names of course those are the three people that are only gonna say good things which is kind of a annoying in the first place so you can't get really get the right people then you kinda have to bug them there's no real incentive for them except for to maybe help out their their ex employee and then you have to think of whatever questions you're gonna ask most people ask pretty poor questions but there are better ways of doing it and in the end you're just trying to get this fuzzy picture of like you know is this person good or not so that can be done better and i think he had some solution in mind which is like something on the blockchain which is just like you are able to like i'm able to have people who are linked to me somebody can go and request a reference from them maybe there's a little payment made i'm not sure and then they share information but it's not publicly shared it's just shared privately with me given the context of you know who who's who's the employee and what what this is so thought that was alright i thought it was really really specific one i thought was cool because there was a lot of like i'd solve clean energy and i gotta really know what you do that i idea like it's not that that's a bad mission it's just like for the fuck am i supposed to say about that okay somebody else said create the largest employer of high school students in the us what do you think of that sick sick and yeah i mean that's like that that sounds awesome yes yeah i mean what what is that now mcdonald's yeah like i mean i mean and that probably honestly i guess i it might be like mcdonald's i don't know what that would be i talked to these guys who were building a company i forget what it was called do you probably know what it was but it's basically like an indeed dot com but it's meant for teens and it looks like tiktok and like panda express and mcdonald's and like packs on we're all advertising on it and you could like scroll through and look at job opportunities i wanna say it was called like peach something or like lemon something or something like that i don't remember i i don't remember but panda express was like spending a ton of money on it and so anyway yeah i think that's cool i think it's a great idea it's idea and it's a great price to go for i actually would say that this is like an interesting framework which is who do you wanna employ a hundred percent i've been saying this for a long time which is anybody who could figure out how to employ the stay at home mom workforce is gonna make billions of dollars so if you just work backwards from there's a bunch of moms were are at home they wanna earn a little extra income doesn't have to be a ton they wanna maintain flexibility of being able to stay at home and work not like necessarily a fixed number of full time hours or the same hours every day who can solve that problem and there's only one example that i know of that's solving that problem i don't know if you know any for moms yeah maybe user voice dot com i think they do it user testing user testing dot com that that's the one i was thinking about is it really my mom my mom work for them yeah oh my god it's so funny i do about it what a rate of thing that we both knew that so i would say so you testing got outcomes amazing company be by the way so you just pay someone like go through your website public by the way how cool is they just went public and my mom stock and my mom was like well say what it is so user testing basically it's a service where i have a app or a website i wanna know where it's confusing for users like the design makes sense to me but like sure when when somebody else is using it they're confused i can't find the thing they want and they just recall your model like scrolling to the site so they have a army of testers which is just all the requirements this be a normal person you have we do not even want you to be highly skilled like you you're supposed to represent the average customer so they have a bunch of people they send them a little camera that that the records their finger on their phone basically it codes them like and they just talk out loud just so the you give a task you say like you know find a christmas gift for your dad and put it into your cart and they're like okay i'm looking for the gifts for dad's section i don't see it scrolling scrolling scrolling they don't see the button that says menu oh there's the menu dad dad oh it's men's men's okay i'll click men's yeah i don't get how this is sorted oh this is by new and you just talk through what's confusing to and that fifteen in and a video goes to the company and the company gets to watch it and they get to share it internally their their researcher basically shares it with the designer or the engineer pay like three hundred dollars for right no no each test is like twenty five dollars or thirty dollars and then and then now it's all switched to subscription but originally it was like twenty five thirty dollars a test the tester gets ten bucks for doing the test and the company kept you know fifteen twenty bucks and so the tester is like well i can do like four of these in an hour and so a like a a bid would come online oh chipotle wants you to test their new mobile menu and you would just have to go quickly say yes and then you qualify they're looking for women you know age forty to fifty five in the us and you're like yeah great i qualify i can take this test and that's a billion dollar company now market cap is over a billion dollars did jamal mom get paid did they give her shares yeah it's awesome so basically my mom was she first started off as a tester then she got hired by the company to review the other testers like because you have to do quality controls so she became like she would watch the test and get feedback to the test i like hey your audio sucks are like you're mumbling or like you didn't follow the instructions of the test one more strike and you're out of the testing pool and so that was her job and she was the oldest person in the company i think so she was like my mom like sixty three now so she just retired this this year so she was there at sixty two years old my mom like had slack and like knew how to use all like jira she knew what a jira ticket was like it crazy my mom like who knew and she got some shares and she had always told me like should i was like yeah you want the shares for sure and then she would tell me like hey the the ceo did an all hands he said this this this is that good i'm like yeah sounds good like this company is doing well i should've have bought secondary stock in the company at during that time because i had like basically inside info like this company is pretty good there's a good quality company and i was a user of the service as well so it goes public the other day like the like two weeks ago and my i'm like mom how many shares you have and she goes looks some carta she's telling me to i'm like my mom me you we had a hundred and fifty thousand dollars off away and she's like yeah because her strike price was super low she was there for like four or five years and so i was like that's amazing that's like like that's that my mom was so happy like for her that's that out money and so like this is why i think this model of who do you wanna poll is actually interesting because it's actually there it's two for two reasons it's motivating so like the fact that like they are employing most like i have no idea i'm gonna make this up if it's like mostly women who stayed at home for a long of time and now they wanna get back to it that's like incredibly motivating it's like look we're serving our employees yeah it's very noble it's cool let's say you wanna hire x cons or something it's like look this is interesting or we're gonna hire a bunch of sixteen year olds and it's gonna be the first job we're gonna train them how to be men and women and prepare them for the the rest of their lives it's actually incredibly cool it's fascinating there's one i wanna look up the name give them a shout out here so it's hire you hire military lives as ea that's awesome it's called and it it also helps with expectations so you know what you're be way you what's it called squared away squared away a woman i think i think her story is that she i i'm assuming she was in this position i really know but basically it's military spouses i was like this is a great this is a great idea because you know this is us these are us employees they want this work they you know you know they it's great to provide for their family while you know the husband's away i think it's awesome and and it so it it helps significantly with the expectations because then user testing knows alright we're mostly gonna be hiring sixty year old or fifty year old women who don't have a probably a ton of experience with slack and jira so now we know what we're getting into right processes we know how to hire the culture is good they all get along yes it's like sit like minded goodness as or if we're hiring a ton of seventeen year old high school like we know like here's the deficiencies and here's where they kick ass or we're hiring guys out of jail we know like here's where they're gonna struggle here's we're not gonna show so that's cool what are what are some other great ones on here that's a good one if it's kind of vague but pretty cool i'll do two more okay we'll we'll do one vr therapy so vr is not there for like mainstream use cases but average person not coming home and spending a couple hours of vr there's a few you know there are some people who do they like to play games but vr is really awesome for like court for like training like i know doctor like medical schools by it so that the doctor can be like in the operating room and they can make a highly lifelike like simulation and i think therapy is a good one too so being able to put a headset on and really like change your environment change the state of mind be able to go role play through scenarios or talk to somebody and feel like you're there with them i think that's kind of amazing and so i'm i look forward to seeing like vr with these like really specific high value use cases until like the mainstream thing is ready dude i'm down with that i also think i could conquer a bunch of pho like with that right so i'm down i think that's cool like i know that like athletes are doing this so like you know there's this great we we both love like you know usc and mma and nfl is this way also but there there's this phrase that conor burgers coach says which is you wanna upgrade the software without damaging the hardware so it's like how do you train and improve without the without putting strain on the body hurting your body because training is so physically grueling so one way that they're doing it in the nfl is vr headsets the quarterback instead of just watching film their first person reading the defense without having to go stretch get their ankles taped up go out on the field potentially you know spraying and knee or get hit it's like they get to they get to re practice reading the defense in all the different coverage just in vr and then when they get out there on the field like it's that same first person point of view being able to turn your head and you're you're only seeing parts of the field like it's like pretty much like a one to one recreation creation i think that's kind of awesome i wanna know which company is doing that i'm sure there's a company doing that my favorite videos on youtube to watch right now are they take folks who play similar racing sims so racing simulations with vr sets and they have these like amazing setups at home that are like ten twenty fifty thousand dollars and then they go and put them in a race car and they do they're good no they do really well you know they it it takes them like in all the videos i've seen it takes him five ten twenty minutes to like get used to the noise and get used to like the smell and just the the the slightly different sensation but they pick it up super fast and so it's guys who have actually never race for it and they get them out there and they give them the fast cars and they pick that shit up it's pretty amazing like i think even stuff is boring as sales i think you could practice sales in a much more life like way i know that teachers are doing this for like how to talk to your student about if they're feeling depressed or if they're being bullied it's like you sit there a student walks in you can see their face they're saying something and then you have to react and then you have to like you kinda like choosing what to say live it's it makes it you get to practice before you go do the real thing that's cool any other good ones there was a couple other ambitious ones so there's a terra formation one we've talked about this before which is taking just deserts on the on earth and turning them into like rainforest forest basically turning them into forest like put it creating a green oasis of trees there and like that cleans up that sucks up a bunch of carbon dioxide from the environment so cleans up you know the the air as well as like turns it into l land and so like if we can learn how to terra form which is basically like turned you know un unbelievable land into l land that's gonna help earth but it'll also help when we finally do make it to mars and we need to turn that into a hospitable place we're gonna need to know how to do information i thought that was kinda interesting and there's another one like that like drone based wildfire fighting so like sending in drones to put out wildfires i think that's pretty cool too i think that's great those are really neat what what's what's another one what's this legal question for five million dollars this i thought it was alright so there's so as you know i'm a tiktok binge nowadays and tiktok is the only social media that like i when i leave it i feel better than when i came in everything else like facebook feel awful the and instagram i feel like man my brain is rotting twitter i'm like i was a waste of time just dealing with a bunch of people's bad thoughts and tiktok is really i i i cannot believe how much i enjoy it like it's just entertainment addictive it's entertainment but there's is a lot of education like i learned a lot of shit off tiktok now it's all little life stuff it's like you know like i don't know stupid examples but like hey if you ever take a photo and you see that like you know where you're like when you take a photo your eye can have like a red like you know you look kinda the evil like the camera has that flash or whatever like a red dot if that's ever white you should go to the doctor it's because there's actually like a a very like there's a chance that that's a very bad thing and then this guy was replying i actually i had heard that i saw a photo like the line of that i went to the doctor i church i had eye cancer he's like i actually have my eye removed but like it saved my life that we felt there early and i don't know this is random shit let's that to like you know just quickly seeing like how an avocado gets to your door it's like oh cool this farmer farmer tiktok is dope like parenting tiktok is great like oh when your kid is just not listening how many times have you done this i'm like yeah fuck that's me and they're like here's a better way to say it i'm like thanks you know parent i never had to teach me how to do this really important thing in my life like you just learn little shit so anyways i was on it and there's this account called legal bad legal bad is this like some hot lawyer and she's like here's my question for you she goes if i told you that you were gonna make five million dollars a year your salary regardless of what you do so you're just you you were gonna work thirty forty hours a week you're gonna make a fixed rate of five million dollars a year what would you choose to do as your work like you still have to work to get it what would you choose as your job and obviously this is like you know a hidden question of kinda like so what do you actually really enjoy to do if money wasn't an issue and and so and but you still had to work right so there's one of like oh i had a hundred million dollars well then i probably maybe i wouldn't work at all like maybe i would just do blah blah this is like you have to work to earn this but no matter what job you do you're gonna earn the same amount so which job the way i'm looking at her profile i love legal bad i love this woman why just her luck what you like she's just like she's daddy she's this is this always was a lawyer is that her her stick yeah she's a i think she's lawyer otherwise i just think it's she mean something else i don't know what's going on if this woman she's nineteen then that's where she's first jen lawyer from ucla law i think it's amazing she's probably making more money off tiktok and like she's like i like i like i i particularly like it with women but i like it with men too where they talk about like cool shit like passing the bar exam or whatever but then like like she's got all bunch of nail shit i i always think it's cool we're like you can break that barrier of like sm and cool stuff and also like legitimate life helping content i always thought that was cool yeah exactly yeah i'm with you she just five hundred thousand followers on on here and not like you know her top videos have yeah she's like doing like like purposely hot girl stuff and then also like telling you how to get into law school i always i always think that's cool law school and then down her dog then back to quick bar exam tip and then back to my favorite name and here's like a bit here's like a a pretty ra bikini video of her right so yeah she knows what she's doing right like let's credit where credit is due she is giving the market what it wants i love differentiated thing alright she's not just one of the like kinda like tiktok hot girl in a bikini or whatever like she layered it with another like that what the the skill stack i did to call it how rare is that there's there's not a lot of lawyers on tiktok there's not a lot of hot girls both she might be the only one right so she's competing in a pool of one and there's this video of her talking in front of like seas span like some type of press i love us anyway i love her so what's the question five million dollars for but what's your job yeah what would you do for your job if you were for sure we're gonna get paid five million dollars what would you just choose to do for that thirty forty hours a week what's your answer now i wanna hear yours first i don't know what it comes to mind five million dollars a year and you have to have like a forty hour a week job right yeah it's definitely something involving like charity so like something involving not making money so if i can get five million dollars and all i have to do is like spend time like running a dog shelter or that's i would do that in a heartbeat if i get paid five minutes that one i thought you were gonna say i do five million dollars to like run like a dog rescue i would do that in a heartbeat or to help inmates ex inmates find jobs i think that would be exciting so or even like people like everything we just discussed about helping stay home moms get on get employment anything that involves helping people and not making money i would do that yeah that's good yeah mine's kinda similar mine's kinda boring i would i would probably teach like i just love teaching so i would teach now the question is what would teach i think i would teach kinda like business slash life stuff to people who wanna actually like they're really motivated to have a great life and have a great great like kind of business career and so those are the people i like hanging out with the most and that's the thing i like doing the most is basically learning shit and then just you know packaging it up and then teaching how others and answering questions you know talking things through basically with people figuring stuff out so i think that's probably what i would do but i feel like you know your dog shelter thing made me think oh maybe there's an even more lightweight just pure enjoyment like maybe actually i know what it would probably be i would be like a i pre i'd be a basketball coach or i would be like a like whatever the f minus basketball league is like i'd be a basketball player like absolute most fun doing is playing basketball and like second best would be coaching a basketball team this woman on legal bat has another question would you rather have ten million dollars today or a hundred million in five years that's the easiest question ever which one would you take a hundred and five yeah exactly hundred and five is is is great it gets if it's fifty i think it's a lot closer it gets a lot closer at fifty because fifty can turn into a hundred and five years in a bulk ten ten will turn into twenty but also you got to have ten now and you're done it for wait five years of your life which is you pretty significant but yeah i i think my is i'd be on some gordon bombay shit and i'd i'd go do my my deduct thing with some like you know high school team i think that's a good answer you wanna do a few more let's do something else let's do it let's do a couple ideas so business idea or alright problem i just ran into sending a gift to your production partner your factory partner overseas okay sending gifts in general is hard sending gifts overseas even harder because like just like the active mailing things and like oh i wanna send them like you know bottle of wine for christmas or whether it's like i can't mail that how do i do this i gotta get look up ups is like alcohol shipment you know rules and make sure it doesn't crack and all this so i i was searching like i'd like to send my factory a gift in china is there just like a version of door dash in china i could just like go look at what they have push a button and they'll just deliver it to them and like that's what done and i actually found this like really jan website i'm gonna find find the name of it but basically i vow this like old school looking craigslist looking website and it was we send gifts to your business partners in east asia and it's like that's all we do browse but here's like fifty gift baskets ranging from like ball out to like yeah we just met and you know you wanna spend forty dollars you wanna spend four four hundred dollars you could you could pick and they just say great what and then their address feels is like formatted for chinese address it's like know like it's like it's just it's optimized where you have confidence that they will actually deliver the goods and i'm not gonna have to worry about logistics i'm just gonna be able put in some money and i'm gonna have a thoughtful gift to my factory partner so i like this idea because okay there's probably some amount of people like me that are searching for this like okay it's christmas i wanna get gift for my business partner but do they not have can you not order an amazon thing and send it to china no i don't think so oh i don't i don't know maybe maybe i could've have just done something as simple as that i don't think don't think so but maybe there's like maybe i needed to go on tao and like figure that out yeah that's pay the ass because i don't even be pay is exactly this was like pay with paypal you're done and i was great this is what i wanted and it was also like organized as a gift so it wasn't just like an an item where they're just gonna get it in a shitty amazon box it's like it looks like a gift it's in a gift hair package which is nice that's like the the goal of what i was trying to it's like edible arrangements to china is what i trying to do essentially so i sent it and and i was just thinking you could just do this and then do like cold outreach to like the one million shopify stores and be like hey you know what what's a good idea you just send your your factory you know your your your manufacturing basket a get basket and like you know cost bucks it goes a long way you know these people you know they're their kid to your business and steady shale blah blah and gifting is a big thing in china it shows respect don't be rude and like you could do that three times a year like oh it's that's chinese new year it's whatever else and i think just outbound you could create like a like probably like a one million dollar a year revenue business maybe three million dollars a year in like two weeks i think you could create that so our listen to this crap so so but the other day we got a mattress delivered to our front door a zion mattress it's huge and it had sarah's name on it i sarah why do you order a mattress because i didn't order a mattress and i'm like we got find out who set this mattress okay because we can't open this up because if you open it up it's a pain the butt we're just gonna keep in the box maybe send it back or we'll sell it for like two hundred dollars or give it to a friend yeah there's like a heavy ass huge box huge that you can open and you done know where came from yes and it's a zion so i know it's a cloud mattress i don't even know what size of mattress it is okay gotta open it up and she posts on twitter and nick hub sweaty start says that was from me and and i go oh very funny and he goes no that was seriously from me i we wanted you to know i invested into his storage business yeah and he said we wanted you to be able to sleep well at night knowing that your money is like being taken care of i was like well i appreciate the sincerely that's lovely yeah who the hell has a like i don't have like a spare an un mattress bed yeah like i don't have an un mattress bed like what were you thinking like maybe a blender would have been cool or like just chocolate like like like a pillow on pillow would been bad yeah like a fancy pillow i can use another one of those he gave me an extra mattress and so we've been texting our friends like does anyone need a mattress he he created a pain in the ass for you yes i'm like dude just send me chocolate covered nuts or you know what i mean like you give me like like some flavored like some weird fruit or something i don't want a fucking mattress he sent me a mattress i've got this huge mattress in the door problem and i've got guests coming on friday and i i'm like looking at like a redneck with there's mattress on my bed we have a bed they're staying in the bed that's already in the guest room and i'm like look like an idiot i look like a country bump in with just a mattress on my front door and i'm like oh i just ignore that we'll get rid of it so i'm on board with better gifting nick hub i this will make it to you i i really appreciate the the j though it was very nice but like maybe like peanut butter cups and like chocolate covered nuts and like some chocolate turtles would be more sufficient i love it alright so that's one quick idea the factory gift idea with the outbound outreach to every fba and amazon seller and or sorry a shopify seller and i think you could i think you could side hustle your way into a million dollars a year doing that okay here's another random thing have you have you ever seen em protected pants is that for your computer on your balls is that your phone yeah no em f it might be em something else electromagnetic whatever radiation on board with this though i hate like i i don't know it's em the studies i i don't know exactly what it is but like basically having your laptop on your lap and that heat is right not i i don't know if it's radiation or what it is it like has proven to kill your sperm another thing like wearing white ti you know like tight underwear or your pores or against your body that actually kills your sperm because it right it heats your body up too much let them baby swing you know what can't you can't be you can't be the bird gotta fly yes you can come in the next so so i've i've noticed that there's a few people in my life who or they're like the canary and the coal mine like they they kinda get really into stuff and i'm when they first say i'm like why are you even thinking about this why are you even care about this you're you're one of these people by the way where it's like dude sam just got really into fucking mobility and like you know stretching he's like like got really serious about like ripped dudes who wanna stretch and be like super mobile or it'll be like you know he's on this kick about like really wanting like tough ish challenges like life is too good he's too soft so he's craving this like core primal challenge in his life oh is that just sam being sam actually what it ends up being is like sam being ahead of the curve by like three years and it's it can become it's gonna be proven to be like quite popular there's a few people in my life i like that my brother and law's like this you're like this my trainer i've learned is one of these people where he'll say something and he's like you know super into this day i'm like i've never like he'll be like oh yeah dude i take cra like oh create like what the fuck create like do you know what cra is no it's like basically so so he's big into like these like kinda supplements which like you know if the promise of them is amazing but you're like can't tell if they work or not them like people who believe them and like this feels great but it's it's the thing we talked about before it's like the best product in the world is cbd for dogs because yeah it's you think you're giving them you know pain relief but you'll you'll never know if it does anything and like cb for humans is like that too but the dogs can't talk and and so there's a whole bunch of these like kind of nut or supplements that's like oh yeah i take lion's mane and i take like you know fucking milk of i don't know whatever he but just a bunch of random mass names and then later like he said he was telling me about like tonga gal and then doctor came on he's like yeah i don't do testosterone anymore i do like i get it from these others like more natural herbs like tang golly and whatever i was like dude there's only two people in my life and i've ever said this name tonga ali and like it's these two people and so i've just noticed he's ahead of the curve on a lot of these whether there it's like fashion fitness supplements you know like book that he's into and so on the supplement side he's like really this thing called cra which is kinda like a advil like you don't take a set you taking a set of advil so it's like kinda like helps with your aches and pains without the side effects of like done like your blood or hurt your kidneys yeah like your bad for your shit like that yeah and he's so anyways i where i'm with this okay so he's like oh yeah dude he's got his fashion line coming he's like making clothes basically just like i'm the only customer right now because he's like not released but i just get to have a bunch of his shit and i'm like this is amazing he's like yeah the shorts on these the pockets have like em protection and i was like what hey he's like yeah like i'm big into like you know just why not why not have em protection and i was like from what like he's like hey your phones in your pocket old days right next to your balls like you just don't want that you know i wanna have kids i i i don't wanna have you having all this stuff there and i'm like i guess you're right i guess pretty sick i like so normal everybody puts in the pockets are like is there something to be worried about and i call this footwear fu which stands for fear uncertainty and doubt so i that up yeah there's a general trend i've creating here called fu footwear and i think that mud is gonna be anything that's like oh yeah you know like blue locker glass like light glasses em radiation proof pants you know it's like you know like and this this not to say that they're all like it's not to say that any of this is false like i might be totally true but it's basically prey on people that are when you tell them oh did you know that para you should never have aluminum in your deodorant and they're like what aluminum am i gonna die alright never using old spice i'll use native deodorant instead like para free it's like what the fuck a para but i i guess i've heard para bins are bad for you know like that guy who came on the show he's like yeah i don't drink out of plastic because you know ph i don't drink out of plastic either and it's like yeah it's still super common but the smart people i know are like starting to say this word ph i've never heard this word before but i'm starting to hear this and it tells me there's a bunch of people that as they become aware they're gonna start to steer away or just or teflon pants right exactly like the non stick or whatever yeah so i think there's just a whole class of products that are just footwear and you could just find the next fu of like what are people afraid of it's like oh like they want to do like uv cleaning of their phone and their toys because uv kills you know covid and you know uv red some great one that's fantastic so a few more like the water filters so there's those charcoal silver water filters that are everywhere i think just just a mayor said he tried to get a built like a huge one so all of his home water goes through with this thing like a intense i asked him i what do you have what do you do for water he goes i go way over and i have like a twelve foot tall system that's filtering it like is it called like bert it's called like be berkeley or berkeley why when it's called but when rob du was on he said that too he's like i'm making a shower head filter company because like oh yeah what if i found out that i'm showering and fucking toxic chemicals well then i'm gonna buy this attachment that para it like if you just put a little seed of doubt into my brain i'm gonna be like yeah why not i'm just gonna add on the side of safety and on in the same realm at that and i actually i i would wanna look into this but i think laptops on men laps is like a massive issue right if i i like it could potentially be quite just make a whole company just protecting men's balls probably the not firm like you know the modern day you know give harm it's like yeah here's a laptop tray that's like fucking made out of k i was like you can't pass through this here's your shorts put your pie put it in this pocket it won't won't fry your balls you know wear this underwear because you know your underwear has you know cotton pho to what's a cotton foster i don't know sean just made it up but it's bad for your balls and so it's like did you just make that just good sound good right dude it be telling you the heat it it does freak me out like having that heat like i feel it and i'm like oh this is horrible for me so i i i have like a pad like i you put a pat on my a small you know pom aid you need to apply to your balls every night before you sleep because you know that when you sleep gravity pulls your balls and it's bad for you like how can make up an endless number of bulb okay here's this one that i saw these guys launch and they advertise with us early on and i like this is the stupidest thing ever heard of why are you guys even doing this and now it's a billion dollar company man have you heard about man i have i asked a buddy i said what's one of the best investments in your portfolio what are your best investments i thought he's named some tech companies some cybersecurity company goes oh landscape is just great because they raised like only a tiny amount of money and they're were worth like yeah like close to billion dollars is it a billion dollar company think i i don't know something like that it's they sponsored the u and that's a a really expensive sponsorship and they sponsor a ton of stuff if if you told me that they do like a hundred and fifty million in revenue i wouldn't be surprised i think it's definitely over a hundred million dollars in revenue for do you think it's over two hundred i mean i know know and i've i've never used one i told hundred i told her to buy one for me because i one for my nose hair and i think they have like did sarah i have to buy for you why didn't she just buy well she wanted a christmas present for i told my i was like give me like the nose hair one i think they have a nose hair one but like one one is it all in one i don't mind using that i would give you that cover they give you that air cover covered but be like yeah just wanna trim my beard in my nose and oh what do you know comes it all maybe your boy will start landscaping yeah i'm cool would share like using that on my face and i'm no the the the nose one's different but but the the landscape like buzzer it it's just a normal i think it's just a normal buzzer i i i don't know how it's actually different than like a normal hair much different and they crushed it this cat i never heard a million years would've have thought that this was gonna work it sounded like a joke when it came out i remember just being like that's a funny that's a funny joke of a company cool cool joke of the day for a startup up yes and they kill it they sponsor all the major like boxing and u c stuff these guys are killing it and it doesn't look so i'm on board with with with with the protect balls that's a good business and flood is a phenomenal name was it stand for footwear fu is fear uncertainty and doubt so they say this in the market a lot like if people are like oh i heard china's is gonna ban bitcoin or like isn't it it true that like you know satoshi was a you know part of the nsa it's like oh this is just fu you're spreading to get people to be uncertain and doubt and sell their positions dude that's great like compression socks i i buy compression socks so that's fun wear i have no idea if it works but it's what this supposed to do compression socks when you run i have calf pain and achilles pain all the time compression socks or socks that you pull really high up to your knees and they have a lot of compression on it and it keeps your calf calf tight so if you're aware like compression shorts like that tight underwear for your thighs it's like that for your calves and ankles gotcha okay i like it dig it can we wrap up with one thing yeah so recently this bitcoin thing craig wright i don't know much about it other than like one article i read i guess he's an australian guy and he was being sued by this person who wanted a share of the money for who what what's the story i don't know about his lawsuit but i know about craig wright and that he basically for a long time has been claiming to be satoshi na so so well so but claims to be the creator bitcoin and then people who are smart in the community are like there's no fucking way so people but the this lawsuit basically he's being sued by the spouse of someone this met this craig wright had a partner the partner died and the spouse of the partner sued craig wright and craig wright won the lawsuit and in waiting for what she said that you owe me money because of this reason of that reason we created this you and my husband created this thing together you owe us some money and in winning i forget exactly how it worked but in winning the case the jurors said well no you're satoshi and you worked on this alone and so like in order for him to win in a weird i don't know that exact details but in order for him to win they were basically saying yes we believe your satoshi and satoshi worked alone so okay here's here's the story so climbing versus right the jury ruled that david klein was relationship to craig wright did not constitute a business partnership meaning the estate was not entitled to a share of the satoshi na moto fortune which right claims to have control over as the self reported creator of bitcoin the jury the jury ruled against right on the conversion count awarding awarding a hundred million dollars to climb in what a rule against right yeah so he said they got a hundred million out of it i don't know because i thought he was celebrating it was a little confusing but the point was is that this like this legal team okay they wanted billions they didn't get that but they got a hundred million against them for the unauthorized use of funds from climate and wright shared venture w and k info defense research llc okay i don't this is from something else so did is this guy the guy who started it that's what i wanna so basically so he claims to have invented bitcoin then there's a great clip by the way of metallic but in the creator v ethereum c creator with ethereum on stage because there's there's they were talking about it and usually people like you know like in a in a conference panel people are usually pretty like you know they don't take shots at people like live there and he just he just pops because you wanna know what i think and they're like yes so love to know you that you guys he goes he gives us like quick like two minute rant that just destroys craig right where he's like i think if you're were the creator of bitcoin you have a and everybody was saying you're not and you keep trying to tell people you are you have to do is one simple thing you just have to sign something with with satoshi wallet and that will just show that you're in and the fact that you're not doing that like the you you know he you call some like some like you know ox razor ox razor or whatever like just some term like that like the simplest explanation here is that you're not satoshi because if you have a simple way to prove your claim and you do not prove your claim using the simple way you cannot prove your claim and so you kinda just like shit on him right there so who who crowd went wild so who's is this you think that is he he's he's died or he's still quiet the best theory is that it's that this guy hal i forgot his name is hal hal this was so hal finn was like a crypto photographer he received the first bitcoin transaction he was the like like the second wallet and normally like what does the developer do when they test something that's like oh i send it from like sean a to sean b like my test account basically like that's how i do the first transaction and he was like very active in the forums and then he died right around the time he got als and died around the time that the last known time that s ever posted anything so you know it's he was like why wouldn't he tell do you think he why wouldn't he like tell his wife or his family or you know like because it looks like he has a wife on these pictures yeah i i well a maybe he did and b like you know some people are so mission driven in their thing in their thinking and like you know there was a there's a real genius of the idea of being like i'm gonna have this as a synonymous name satoshi i'm not gonna use my real name which means i'll never get the credit for being a genius if this works but also it like it's kinda like the parent dies so the chill child can survive it's like the only way of currency like this could have really worked is if you couldn't point to the creator because then they would just attack the creator they would say the creator has too much they'd say this guy has a motives he has controlled he is he's too powerful to you know he he's just the new the new bad guy you know okay you're bad at the federal reserve and the government's yeah know now you're bad at this guy for for private citizen being in control of this and do you think this is him i personally think it's him like i've looked into a couple times about like what who are the most likely candidates you know is it a group of people was it the government themselves was it one person and it does seem like it was like you know i guess like i shouldn't say it does seem like it there's really no evidence of the existing evidence that's there this is kinda like speculative of data points you have how finn fits the story in my world view the best so i think it's him duh that's i love these mysteries i i which would mean that it's it's sort of gone like his coins are locked up unless he give him to his wife unless he gave her the keys and like you know and she and told her don't touch it because it hasn't moved not not a single coin has moved ever and you know i think if he did it let's say he did give her instructions how would i give instructions i would say i would probably not actually let her have it i would say this file is gonna be available to you on this date twenty years from now and i would say you know follow the instructions inside so i wouldn't even give her the opportunity to make a bad decision because i would say if these move before bitcoin wins then it'll be this will be very destructive for it like if the creator bitcoin starts to sell bitcoin that will trigger like a huge sell off in the market because it'll be like oh the creators alive they don't believe they're selling their coins who is it it'll create this like whole drama it'll hurt the project but has any money ever left his account no not a single satoshi has ever left his so then he would have had to have created a different account for her to live on or something yeah which could have easily have right you know at some but i you know people can also see the ledger so they know who all satoshi sent the they know which wallet satoshi sent coins to and some of them are like known identities entities like the other people that were in this like crypto like the cypher community that wanted to test out the project early on but like you know he very easily could have just had her set up mining a mining rig so it didn't even have to come from his account he could just say it because he didn't give himself the coins he mined the coins sure it's just that mining was so easy at that time so to you know she could be minor number eight you know that mine some coins and that's it that's she could live off that yeah god how well we we should see like you know house finished what how she live is she like in a in a forty million dollar home in venice i i don't even know if he i i mean there's a woman with all these pictures with him like it looks like a wife i didn't even know anything about it her i just googled it it doesn't say anything about wikipedia about his wife but oh yeah his wife is yeah so he he does have a wife yeah i'd be curious i'm looking at pictures of his house when he's dying like pictures of him dying and he's at his home it does not look fancy yeah yeah also als just looks so brutal man yeah feels like the worst completely that's really tough yeah so anyway that's fascinating we should do like an entire episode on that that's this shit is so interesting to me yeah i agree we should we should just do the research of like okay what is all the research that's out there and like what's the conclusion i think people are i'm fascinated by like this story i think it's one of the coolest fucking out of straight out of a movie but it's actually real life things that has ever happened you know i like that and silk road but i think the silk road case is far more cut and drive than anyone things i think ross did it i think ross did everything right you know what i mean what's the con what's the controversy people think what many people were running it dread scott pirate whatever the the what's the name dread pirates roberts or whatever yeah they're saying that that was multiple people and whenever i post about raw soul bright people are like free ross and i'm like well like he did kinda hire people to kill what not like other people like i don't know like what you have you seen the comments so you have a youtube video about your story yeah they hate and they're they're like the clearly so like there's like an army me of people that love ross and hate i hate anybody that says anything bad you didn't even say anything bad i didn't say anything bad i said i think he did it but like but like my thing is like like i mean he's sold like he sold drugs so there's some consequence to that not life but some consequence but if you did like murder for hire yeah life is is definitely fair if you three times totally fair right and when like i read that book american king pain and i looked at some of the evidence and i'm like yeah there were some bad cops working on the case and those guys got trouble but it definitely seems like this guy did it i don't understand how there's any shadow of it doubt right by the way fran finn twitter bio and i'll we'll just leave it on this note she she says i graduated from cal i spent thirty five amazing years married to health who lived with als in two thousand nine two thousand fourteen currently living in dubai i vow to spend the rest of my life making him proud thought that was nice yeah man she seems like a sweetheart and life okay turns out never life to me drives like a ferrari and a bug got and like only wears gucci i've bad for the rest of my life this fresh ass gucci yeah gucci life yeah just hilarious you you see this received that meme you know the guy hezbollah up a little like the little guy him so he had tweeted at this thing he goes man people say i had this like people always talk about my disability do you see what this meme yes and what did he say he has yeah i got disability to make that break sure i'm holding to get huge block of he's like dis disability to make this money i love that kid he's not a kid i think he's like twenty yeah i don't know what to i'm not gonna get canceled just trying to like just try to describe anything about them without being a offensive so i'm just not gonna say anything alright let's roll i'm out of here