Impaulsive with Logan Paul - August 04, 2026


Gary Vee EXPOSES Logan Paul Allegations, ROASTS Mike for Dating 25-Year-Olds, Jake Paul Team 10 Fail

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00:00:29.420 And by the way,
00:00:29.840 I'm super pissed
00:00:30.400 when all the youngsters
00:00:31.400 try to call you up
00:00:32.380 because you're still
00:00:33.260 plenty young.
00:00:33.760 Mike,
00:00:34.300 you're very young.
00:00:35.220 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:00:35.800 Do the child.
00:00:36.500 Mike,
00:00:36.840 you're very young
00:00:38.760 and all these 1.00
00:00:39.620 fucking 20-year-olds 1.00
00:00:40.380 that come in here. 1.00
00:00:40.880 Yeah, but Gary,
00:00:41.160 Gary, he is 41. 1.00
00:00:42.320 Bro, he's a fucking baby. 1.00
00:00:43.200 Yeah, but Gary, 1.00
00:00:43.700 he has no family or wife.
00:00:45.200 Yeah, I understand
00:00:46.020 people come in here
00:00:46.720 and try to criticize him. 1.00
00:00:48.120 He's a fucking player. 1.00
00:00:49.280 Hell yeah, Gary. 1.00
00:00:50.120 Bro, he's a fucking player. 1.00
00:00:51.240 Hell yeah, Gary. 1.00
00:00:52.180 Finally somebody
00:00:52.940 on my team.
00:00:55.160 Mike, when'd you get in?
00:01:04.800 Midnight, last night.
00:01:06.340 You know how it goes, GV?
00:01:08.080 You been good?
00:01:09.360 Fantastic, bro, fantastic.
00:01:11.020 You look good, man.
00:01:11.660 Moving into the restaurant industry,
00:01:12.980 the worst space in the world.
00:01:14.440 Yeah, but you know this,
00:01:15.660 at scale, it's not.
00:01:16.860 I know.
00:01:17.440 It is for, it's for bad players.
00:01:20.180 Like, it's a winner-take-all kind of thing,
00:01:21.940 you know what I mean?
00:01:22.360 Like, you gotta be a real player.
00:01:23.780 Yeah.
00:01:24.180 But good for you, man.
00:01:26.200 How's the burger thing going?
00:01:27.420 It's going, I mean, that's what I'm talking about.
00:01:28.940 It's going good.
00:01:29.780 It's just, well, yeah, it's just working with the,
00:01:31.380 making sure you're working with the right operators
00:01:32.920 in the food space and like any.
00:01:36.160 Are you going to franchise that?
00:01:37.360 Are you going to own them all?
00:01:37.680 Right now it's all,
00:01:38.740 we're talking about 1010 Burger for anybody watching.
00:01:41.040 Right now it's all going to be company owned,
00:01:42.880 but we just have a really strong operating partner.
00:01:45.660 That's going to handle a lot of the operating
00:01:48.020 and hiring and location identification,
00:01:51.060 so on and so forth.
00:01:51.780 Got it, got it, got it.
00:01:52.360 I just, that's kind of the way to do it.
00:01:54.320 If you find like, and Logan can attest to this too,
00:01:56.540 and GV you can too.
00:01:58.300 You got to find like the right partners
00:01:59.700 and just be, if you can just be the face, bro,
00:02:03.980 that just markets and somebody else is the machine behind it
00:02:06.580 and you can trust that with your soul, your life,
00:02:09.460 your soul, your heart, then you could succeed, you know?
00:02:12.900 Yeah, I mean, I think, you know,
00:02:14.660 it's more about figuring out 0.99
00:02:16.200 what the fuck you're actually good at, right? 0.99
00:02:17.880 Like some people are operators. 0.99
00:02:19.300 Some people are marketers.
00:02:20.520 Like some people are so talented,
00:02:22.160 they can do both it's fun yeah that's you that's you that is you you got and you got to watch out
00:02:27.500 for some of these operators that then when they uh they have a little success with you as a partner
00:02:31.760 they decide they also want to be a face sure that's become such a big reality in today's world
00:02:37.100 right everyone's now in play you know 20 years ago there were a small group of celebrities and
00:02:42.980 then there was operators now everybody has no friction to actually be a face yeah you're one
00:02:48.860 podcast away you know your one you know vlog or streaming session away from like feeling it and
00:02:54.540 to your point some people get so intoxicated with the attention it they lose their way i watched a
00:02:59.980 lot of you know so many operators started building their you know their own personal brands because
00:03:04.620 of my content and i've watched some of them get short-term success from it but then completely 0.99
00:03:09.080 lose their way because they think they're fucking beyonce now when they're running a fucking pizza 0.95
00:03:13.380 shop you know and so like yeah people get high in their supply especially in those first 15 minutes 0.99
00:03:18.700 of it like when you have that big first viral pop but they don't realize how few people make
00:03:23.740 it from 15 minutes to three hours in the space and and now with the way that the social media
00:03:29.420 algorithms work which were you know vine was really the first time it kind of started that
00:03:34.280 way you were really one piece of content away from everything changing yeah you know now people think
00:03:39.600 you know a single viral post means they're logan when in reality you know to your point you gotta
00:03:45.480 do that every day you know getting it to your 30 minutes of fame let alone your 15 let alone to
00:03:50.220 your three years of fame is like an incredibly high challenging framework especially even just 0.97
00:03:57.540 emotionally forget about if you're even good enough to know what the fuck to do on camera and
00:04:01.700 all that when you start dealing with that level of judgment the amount of emotional strength you 0.53
00:04:06.460 need to maintain you know being out there with all the scrutiny you know there's just so many
00:04:13.680 people that are not mentally prepared for the heat and that fucks them up let alone the fact
00:04:19.040 that the platforms continue to change you know back to logan as the prompt there were a lot of
00:04:23.500 people in that group of the vine 100 the first wave you know that weren't able to transition to
00:04:29.820 the next phase long form you know branding podcast you know there's just there's you know and again
00:04:34.520 i think what logan represents and i see in others is a lot of people are just talent whereas other
00:04:41.720 people are talent and have an entrepreneurial lens and then there's even a rarer crew of talent
00:04:47.200 entrepreneurial lens and then also operator or plus athlete which is another universal language
00:04:53.900 as i travel the world that i find like it's just so globally spoken is like oh you you're partners
00:05:00.760 with the fighter but they go like this they can't even maybe they can't even speak english
00:05:03.980 wrestler logan wwe right like fighting is almost like mathematics it's also yes it's just globally
00:05:11.480 spoken it's roman empire so it's most basic thing like all of us can feel the fighting thing but i
00:05:17.000 also think the thing that logan and jake have done well between youtube and then if you look
00:05:22.600 carefully you look at netflix right netflix is global like when raw is live there are people
00:05:29.080 watching it all over the world live right and i think that people underestimate the sheer amount
00:05:35.380 of attention that these platforms have and so when you're not limiting yourself in distribution
00:05:41.380 the places where he shows up are all three places are completely utterly global it's youtube it's
00:05:48.580 podcasting and then netflix live whether it's a fight that jake's doing or whether they're doing
00:05:54.520 raw this is a level of distribution that people underestimate i think jake just figured out a
00:06:01.000 little hack in his merger with the pfl yeah mvp mma just merged with pfl to create this new fight
00:06:07.940 league to try to rival the ufc and their model of distribution has been on free platforms they say
00:06:15.580 free because you got a subscription right but assuming you have a subscription which you probably
00:06:18.480 do it's it's netflix we're in that era right the streaming services are doing that now right
00:06:22.620 obviously ufc did the huge deal with paramount right the sports are now on that like what cable
00:06:27.480 did to network television what network television did to the radio streaming is now doing to cable
00:06:33.240 I'm fascinated by people's inability
00:06:36.380 to understand that the world will always turn
00:06:38.220 and there'll be new games
00:06:39.860 all that Netflix and Hulu and Paramount are doing
00:06:42.300 is exactly what ESPN
00:06:44.220 did to ABC and NBC
00:06:46.140 dude I love the clips that you
00:06:48.500 find from 15, 20 years
00:06:50.700 ago of like a young Gary V
00:06:52.600 sitting at a table
00:06:54.040 screaming at the live stream watching
00:06:56.100 people aren't going to read magazines anymore
00:06:58.880 who reads a magazine here
00:07:00.420 doing polls
00:07:01.740 You wearing the tie still?
00:07:02.880 No tie.
00:07:03.720 Go look at the clips.
00:07:05.120 Button downs, the button downs.
00:07:06.840 I was buttoned down.
00:07:07.720 Dude, it's so good.
00:07:09.340 You do have this ability to predict the future,
00:07:11.580 and now it's interesting because you've seen enough cycles
00:07:14.420 where history does repeat itself.
00:07:16.940 It just looks different in that way.
00:07:19.080 The thing that I do well and people that I admire do well 1.00
00:07:22.120 is they're willing to talk about shit 0.99
00:07:24.780 even if it's at the detriment of their short-term money. 0.99
00:07:28.420 I think one of the things that I'd rather have that clip
00:07:30.960 than make more money
00:07:32.240 and I think
00:07:33.340 you guys now know this
00:07:34.560 you're in a point
00:07:35.100 in your career
00:07:35.420 where you're spending
00:07:35.900 a lot of time
00:07:36.580 with a lot of
00:07:37.760 A players
00:07:38.980 financially
00:07:39.660 status
00:07:40.320 what I think you guys
00:07:41.640 will see
00:07:42.140 as you continue to roll
00:07:43.300 and by the way
00:07:44.040 I'm super pissed
00:07:44.640 when all the youngsters
00:07:45.640 try to call you up
00:07:46.620 because you're still
00:07:47.500 plenty young
00:07:48.000 Mike
00:07:48.360 you're very young
00:07:49.340 Mike
00:07:50.860 you're very young
00:07:53.000 and all these 1.00
00:07:53.840 fucking 20 year olds 1.00
00:07:54.640 that come on here 1.00
00:07:55.120 Gary he is 41 1.00
00:07:56.280 bro he's a fucking baby 1.00
00:07:57.680 Gary he has no family 1.00
00:07:58.700 or wife
00:07:59.340 yeah I understand
00:08:00.260 people come in here
00:08:00.940 and try to criticize him, 1.00
00:08:02.360 he's a fucking player. 1.00
00:08:03.520 Hell yeah, Gary. 1.00
00:08:04.360 Bro, he's a fucking player. 1.00
00:08:05.280 Hell fucking yeah, Gary. 1.00
00:08:06.440 Finally somebody on my team. 0.99
00:08:08.220 Sorry, sometimes gigolos come around. 1.00
00:08:10.500 He's a fucking player. 1.00
00:08:13.840 This is who he is. 1.00
00:08:15.860 I understand some people
00:08:16.640 want to get married at 25
00:08:17.680 and settle down and have a family.
00:08:19.380 This man still has a couple of turns
00:08:21.000 around the sun.
00:08:22.160 What do you want from him?
00:08:23.340 A couple.
00:08:23.600 A couple, a key word, a couple.
00:08:24.340 Hey, to your point,
00:08:26.400 a lot of them,
00:08:26.960 and some of these people,
00:08:27.660 they settle down because they have to,
00:08:28.680 bro, I just don't got to do it.
00:08:29.680 And he weaponized detachment theory, 0.99
00:08:31.720 whatever the fuck he throws out. 0.97
00:08:32.580 It's not true. 0.99
00:08:33.480 He's enjoying himself.
00:08:35.060 He is an avoidant detachment.
00:08:36.400 What do you want from this guy?
00:08:37.460 The man's enjoying himself.
00:08:38.920 And like, oh, by the way, 1.00
00:08:39.780 I laugh when dudes say shit. 1.00
00:08:41.220 I'm like, right. 1.00
00:08:42.040 You don't understand that he enjoys dating
00:08:44.800 25-year-old smoke shows.
00:08:47.840 Like, what's the matter with you?
00:08:49.120 It is true. 1.00
00:08:49.320 No shit, he enjoys it. 1.00
00:08:51.020 And by the way, he's allowed. 0.99
00:08:53.320 And this is actually an important conversation
00:08:55.140 to level it up.
00:08:55.920 this obsession
00:08:58.640 with people trying to deploy
00:09:01.100 on each other
00:09:02.040 how they should live 1.00
00:09:03.120 their fucking life. 1.00
00:09:04.720 Like why don't we all 1.00
00:09:05.520 just fucking mind 1.00
00:09:06.260 our own fucking business 1.00
00:09:07.320 and live our own lives 1.00
00:09:08.900 if you have flowers to give
00:09:11.580 which is something
00:09:12.260 I love doing 0.99
00:09:13.080 then fucking give them. 0.99
00:09:14.440 But if you've got pot shots 0.99
00:09:15.800 or your own insecurities
00:09:17.640 are showing up
00:09:18.500 with you digging on someone
00:09:19.600 who you're actually envious of
00:09:21.360 I promise you
00:09:22.360 you've accomplished nothing.
00:09:23.780 But Gary that's hard for people.
00:09:25.420 that's so hard especially with social media because all you're doing is seeing other people's
00:09:30.200 lives and not just their lives to highlight reels of their lives comparison is the thief of joy
00:09:34.660 people don't have joy so they go to comparison to try to denigrate you or tear you down because
00:09:40.040 it makes them feel better about themselves yes and i understand and so my point and what i'm
00:09:43.660 hoping to put out there hoping just one fucking person listening decides this is the time they 1.00
00:09:48.120 stop being a bitch is i i don't want them to do that because them shitting on you or your brother 1.00
00:09:54.680 or mike or someone else is going to do zero for them to get out of the place they're in yeah zero 1.00
00:10:02.640 in fact it will only dig it in deeper on top of that i always thought that i had done a very good
00:10:09.000 job since i got here in making sure i illustrated what my life looked like prior to all of this
00:10:15.040 so that people understood the journey and understood like okay he was once exactly where
00:10:20.200 i was he was homeless no you were way worse way worse way worse i was addicted to hair when i was 0.62
00:10:24.900 living on the shirt you're a degenerate i wrote i put that whole story out which hurt and didn't 0.52
00:10:30.500 feel great at first to help the people that are then saying like and most of all mike and i was 0.64
00:10:34.900 watching from far we haven't really really chopped up the way i get the chop with him not only were
00:10:38.820 you doing that it was also helping you a hundred percent you know like super you know when i was
00:10:42.500 watching you go through that i was like good for him because no one was going to weaponize anything
00:10:46.180 on you it's life is just the last scene of eight mile yeah like if you're in a battle rap and you 0.96
00:10:53.120 go first shit on yourself first because it leaves the opponent nothing you know all the smoke out
00:10:58.540 and like there's so many people we know that are not living their full joy or their full like 0.99
00:11:03.960 offense on life because there's a skeleton or two in their closet that they know every day they get
00:11:09.360 bigger there's a chance today's the day that someone's gonna open that closet i think people
00:11:14.520 have to deploy more humility
00:11:16.760 and more accountability.
00:11:18.920 What's amazing about all the people
00:11:20.580 that we're looking at right now behind the camera
00:11:22.380 and more importantly the millions that are going to watch this
00:11:24.280 over the next decade is they
00:11:26.240 all deep down know they've 0.99
00:11:28.380 also fucked up too and 0.99
00:11:30.240 humanity is very good at tearing people down 0.99
00:11:32.400 but in reality
00:11:34.140 they're always ready to let you
00:11:36.220 say you're sorry and make amends
00:11:38.380 because deep down they know they've got
00:11:40.300 flaws too and I wish people
00:11:42.300 understood that more so they could become more
00:11:44.340 accountable of their shortcomings
00:11:45.720 which would then free them up to 0.99
00:11:48.200 fucking shine 0.96
00:11:48.900 the thing that you have 0.99
00:11:51.340 it's poetic Gary
00:11:52.700 and you asking like wishing people had more
00:11:56.240 and Logan asking why this isn't going to happen
00:11:58.040 everything that you're delivering right now
00:12:00.060 from that couch is delivered from someone who has
00:12:02.020 lived life and has gained the wisdom of someone that's
00:12:03.980 over the age of a certain age 0.99
00:12:05.460 you have to go through the fucking reps 0.99
00:12:07.660 to get it 1.00
00:12:09.040 come here Lou
00:12:10.280 old Lou
00:12:12.000 Let's clap it up for Old Lou
00:12:13.100 We call him Old Lou
00:12:15.020 We call him Old Lou
00:12:17.020 Not because he's old
00:12:17.740 We hang with his son
00:12:20.880 We call him Little Lou
00:12:22.000 So this is Old Lou and Little Lou
00:12:23.500 Most people call him Big Lou
00:12:27.040 I like calling him Old Lou
00:12:28.060 You and I worked in the liquor business
00:12:30.640 When I was stocking shelves
00:12:32.120 We met when I was what 22 years old
00:12:34.660 22, 23 yeah
00:12:36.100 I just want Mike to hear this
00:12:37.980 Please explain to them
00:12:40.960 What version of
00:12:42.160 You're one of the few people that actually knew me
00:12:43.800 Cause so few people actually knew me
00:12:45.560 Cause I lived in a liquor store
00:12:47.020 Did you ever see Goonies?
00:12:49.320 Of course
00:12:49.800 That guy right there
00:12:52.760 Stand up Beamer
00:12:53.620 He owns the Goonies house 0.64
00:12:55.960 I'm very aware of this story
00:12:58.500 Bro he talks
00:12:59.620 I've talked to him and we've talked about this
00:13:02.040 I love telling people it's him bro
00:13:03.560 He's the guy who owns the Goonies house
00:13:04.960 Back to hey you guys
00:13:08.560 I was basically sloth
00:13:10.940 from 14 to 34 my dad basically had me chained in the basement of a liquor store for 20 years
00:13:17.060 literally and i built a huge business for my father this man watched me work a hundred hours
00:13:23.360 a week 52 weeks a year i'm not going to lead the witness a couple hours a night breaking cards yeah
00:13:30.400 what's in a blue moon the trading cards thing was always there but lou explain to them how old i was
00:13:36.400 at 22 jesus man this guy at 22 years old was 45 years old um the one of the most amazing operators
00:13:45.260 i've ever seen one of the things that impressed me the most about gary when he was 22 i mean you
00:13:49.860 guys see him today the way he is right when he was 22 i watched how he treated his employees
00:13:54.820 you know he treated his employees like you know it back you're thinking you're talking 0.99
00:13:59.700 like 2000 1999 people treating employees like shit yeah by the way it wasn't this woke shit 0.99
00:14:04.700 We were supposed to be nice. 1.00
00:14:05.940 We were like, fuck. 1.00
00:14:06.580 Like, people were dick-faced, right? 1.00
00:14:08.240 Like, you remember, employees were like, the fucking help. 1.00
00:14:10.940 Like, you shit on that. 1.00
00:14:12.520 I was a dishwasher at TJ McKiffs in Milford. 1.00
00:14:15.480 And this guy treated his employees like I'd never seen.
00:14:18.760 Like, you know, we all worked at companies where scared of your bosses.
00:14:21.820 This guy treated everybody like family, wanted to know everything about them,
00:14:26.160 wanted to know how they ticked, you know.
00:14:28.120 And I was just so impressed with him, even early on.
00:14:31.140 You know, like he says, I know him from the beginning, right?
00:14:32.980 And I tell him every day, he's getting better and better every single day.
00:14:36.040 But what you hear today was there back then, too, when you're 22 years old.
00:14:40.140 All right, get out of here, Lou.
00:14:41.020 Get out of here, Lou.
00:14:41.860 We love you, Lou.
00:14:42.780 Thank you, bro.
00:14:44.580 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:14:45.300 Good job, Lou.
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00:16:23.820 I didn't bring loot for that for that validation this is a cosign to my mother I was that person
00:16:29.660 at 22 because I have the most remarkable disproportionately most phenomenal mother 0.97
00:16:37.860 that has ever walked the fucking face of the earth that woman lost her mother at five grew up in the 0.99
00:16:43.420 fucking Soviet Union you have no fucking clue how fucked up the Soviet Union was everyone went to 1.00
00:16:50.180 jail the government owned everything everybody died at 50 because everyone you know that we talk 1.00
00:16:54.900 about russians drinking vodka they wanted to fucking die yeah wow they wanted to fucking die 0.99
00:17:01.320 the whole country was a jail russia where i was born me let it on my mom is the only place on 0.99
00:17:09.100 earth today that is similar as north korea you're not allowed to leave the whole country's a jail
00:17:13.880 She lost her mother at five 1.00
00:17:15.860 Grew up in a fucking jail with a shit society 1.00
00:17:18.620 And yet the level of 1.00
00:17:20.760 Love she put in me
00:17:22.220 But not only that
00:17:23.260 The way she championed the way I treated people
00:17:26.680 The reason he knew that
00:17:28.220 I'm not special, my mother's special
00:17:30.440 Right?
00:17:31.900 And so what you know is Gary V
00:17:34.340 And you really know me behind the scenes
00:17:36.380 In a way that most don't
00:17:37.460 You guys see the content, I understand the cynicism
00:17:40.140 People make jokes about me saying everyone's young 0.98
00:17:41.980 And all that shit 0.99
00:17:42.600 but who I am behind the camera 1.00
00:17:45.620 is a better version
00:17:46.740 than even who I am on camera
00:17:47.900 I really believe that
00:17:48.800 and more importantly
00:17:50.060 that is all based on
00:17:51.800 a world class mother
00:17:52.660 so all the Gary V content
00:17:54.320 all of it
00:17:55.160 is just me trying to do
00:17:56.940 a little something
00:17:57.820 that's a version of what
00:17:59.420 my mom did for me
00:18:00.520 because I know all these 1.00
00:18:01.700 fucking kids that are 1.00
00:18:02.420 listening right now 1.00
00:18:03.120 they get so much dog shit 1.00
00:18:04.900 in the feed 1.00
00:18:05.440 so much bullshit 1.00
00:18:07.140 the amount of content 1.00
00:18:08.800 yo homies that are 0.91
00:18:09.900 watching right now 1.00
00:18:10.400 open up your fucking 1.00
00:18:11.180 social media 1.00
00:18:11.700 go through the thing 1.00
00:18:12.560 Go through your fucking feed for five minutes 1.00
00:18:15.200 I promise you 1.00
00:18:16.080 90% of the fucking content 0.99
00:18:17.920 Is someone telling you 0.99
00:18:19.380 Who to blame 1.00
00:18:20.320 For your fucked up shit 1.00
00:18:21.780 Go open up your fucking phone right now 1.00
00:18:24.440 It's someone telling you 0.99
00:18:25.640 And if they're on the left
00:18:26.780 Or the right 1.00
00:18:27.620 They're the same fuckers 1.00
00:18:28.820 Whether they're fully blue 1.00
00:18:30.320 Or fully fucking red 1.00
00:18:31.780 They're the same fucking pieces of shit 1.00
00:18:34.220 To tell you 1.00
00:18:35.360 That you should blame everything
00:18:36.820 On someone else
00:18:37.980 The government
00:18:38.780 Billionaires
00:18:39.620 Immigrants 1.00
00:18:40.480 All dumb shit 1.00
00:18:41.640 It's Fauci this week. 1.00
00:18:42.760 That's right. 1.00
00:18:43.720 Like, as if fucking Fauci 1.00
00:18:45.580 has anything to do with your fucking life. 1.00
00:18:48.760 And so- 1.00
00:18:49.420 Especially right now.
00:18:50.480 Especially 2026.
00:18:51.920 So with all this love,
00:18:52.840 let me give you the realest love 0.99
00:18:53.980 because it feels like fucking poison. 1.00
00:18:56.620 If your life sucks, 1.00
00:18:58.400 it's 100% your fault. 1.00
00:19:00.680 It's not your mom's fault.
00:19:02.140 It's not your dad's fault.
00:19:03.640 It's not America's fault. 1.00
00:19:05.260 It's not fucking Fauci's fucking fault. 1.00
00:19:07.900 It's your fault that you're believing it. 1.00
00:19:10.200 and like for me it's like I just want to give as much love because if you get love then you get
00:19:15.420 strong enough to stop pointing fingers then you go like this and once you go like this you have 0.78
00:19:21.720 a fucking chance and my mom taught me that and that's why I was that at 22 and there's a lot of 0.95
00:19:26.980 22 year olds I meet that have wisdom luck of the draw DNA luck of the draw of growing up with little 0.99
00:19:32.720 hard work at 14 years old I was working 12 hours on fucking Saturday at a liquor store that's 1.00
00:19:37.700 Fucking, my dad should be in fucking jail. 1.00
00:19:40.380 Yeah, same. 1.00
00:19:40.860 Like, you know, like, it was like,
00:19:42.900 and so, like, you know, I just think that
00:19:45.320 it's going through life, whether you're 22 or 50 or 19,
00:19:49.140 but a lot of people are over-coddled.
00:19:51.520 We have great luxuries.
00:19:53.460 People spend all their time, to your point,
00:19:56.280 worrying about what they don't have
00:19:57.600 versus what they do have.
00:19:59.900 You know, I sit on the board of
00:20:01.220 Petzls of Promise and Charity Water.
00:20:03.360 There are 800 million people,
00:20:05.480 800 million people right now
00:20:07.300 as we're doing this podcast
00:20:08.400 that do not have access to clean water.
00:20:11.220 Me and Nick Dio, that beautiful man right now, 0.99
00:20:12.740 we went to Ghana building fucking schools for kids 0.99
00:20:15.580 that if we didn't build those schools, 1.00
00:20:17.820 they would sit under a fucking tree 1.00
00:20:19.600 with an old man from the village 1.00
00:20:21.180 reading a book from 40 years ago,
00:20:22.920 the same book every week.
00:20:24.780 Like, anybody watching or listening to this podcast 1.00
00:20:26.940 is fucking privileged, dick. 1.00
00:20:29.340 Yeah. 1.00
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00:22:16.820 about, but just don't say out loud. I hate that
00:22:18.780 job. You're probably just going to meet some rich guy
00:22:20.760 and he's going to whisk you away and I'll never see you
00:22:22.820 again.
00:22:25.040 Would you say
00:22:26.460 D-less actor? D?
00:22:29.840 I don't even know there's such a thing as D.
00:22:31.700 No, no, no.
00:22:32.360 I mean, like...
00:22:32.900 I didn't even get on the C list?
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00:22:48.100 Yeah.
00:22:48.900 Hell yeah. 1.00
00:22:50.420 Like, if you have time to listen to this dumb shit, 1.00
00:22:53.820 you should not be complaining about it. 1.00
00:22:55.560 For once, it's not dumb shit. 0.98
00:22:57.100 but you know it is it is funny the uh the idea of like putting putting your world into perspective 0.98
00:23:06.140 i think can be such a a powerful thing if you can if you can understand like yeah we live a really
00:23:11.100 blessed life and comfortable life i don't i don't think people were able to take hot showers until
00:23:15.840 like maybe like 70 years ago and by the way for the people that are winning or accomplishing
00:23:20.120 saying that you're blessed or like you have a good doesn't undermine you know what you've done or put
00:23:26.860 again like I just
00:23:28.500 you know I don't I just have my brain works I want to talk about 0.99
00:23:30.900 this brother you fucking worked 0.99
00:23:33.080 bro 0.99
00:23:34.600 from the day I met you when you came to New York for the first 1.00
00:23:36.880 time to this moment you fucking 1.00
00:23:38.800 worked bro you fucking worked 1.00
00:23:41.080 like these people that weaponize 1.00
00:23:42.920 luck like
00:23:44.840 I feel so horrible for people that weaponize
00:23:46.960 the word luck
00:23:47.680 if you're weaponizing luck you are
00:23:50.200 very confused how the game is actually played
00:23:52.540 like oh he got lucky yeah
00:23:54.080 like physically like people are you know you are more
00:23:56.760 conducive to be an athlete than others
00:23:58.680 I get like there's things that are serendipity
00:24:00.840 and there's things but bro I've watched you 0.99
00:24:02.900 for 15 fucking years work 0.99
00:24:04.660 and adjust and change 1.00
00:24:06.660 two steps forward one back seven 1.00
00:24:08.900 forward you fucking work bro 0.99
00:24:10.920 when you started doing the wrestling thing 0.99
00:24:12.920 I grew up massive wrestling
00:24:14.600 Macho Man Randy Savage is my favorite person that's ever 0.98
00:24:16.620 lived the face of the earth
00:24:18.320 literally like
00:24:20.460 when you
00:24:22.720 started that I was like
00:24:24.520 this is a rap he's going to crush
00:24:26.960 cause I knew you could do the mic
00:24:28.580 because that's what you do 0.98
00:24:29.560 but I was like no this kid's just gonna fucking spend 0.99
00:24:32.580 9 trillion hours until he can fucking do 0.99
00:24:34.460 you know frog jumps from the top rope 0.99
00:24:36.540 backwards and like I just knew it
00:24:38.400 so funny you came on our podcast
00:24:40.460 shortly after my Wrestlemania debut
00:24:42.220 and we spoke about it and now you know 0.97
00:24:44.180 fucking 5 years later it's my full time job 0.98
00:24:46.420 one of my favorite things 0.98
00:24:47.460 just to keep this full
00:24:50.120 press glaze fest I'm giving you
00:24:52.180 One of my favorite things ever
00:24:55.280 Was because I love the wrestling fan community
00:24:57.500 So much
00:24:58.180 Because they're like the people downstairs
00:25:00.340 Like all niche audiences
00:25:01.700 Comic guys, wrestling guys, sports guys 1.00
00:25:03.900 Anything new is like fuck that bitch 1.00
00:25:06.100 And when you came in 1.00
00:25:07.780 They're like fuck this influencer 1.00
00:25:09.880 And I'm like this guy's gonna win these fuckers over 1.00
00:25:12.960 And I remember 0.99
00:25:13.800 You pulled some move early on
00:25:16.240 It was the ricochet
00:25:17.220 And I was just like
00:25:19.880 The second I saw it
00:25:21.760 I went right to Twitter 1.00
00:25:22.820 and I watched all these fucking people 1.00
00:25:24.760 that fucking hate you. 1.00
00:25:26.300 They're like, 1.00
00:25:27.020 man, he's all right.
00:25:29.060 And I was like,
00:25:29.780 you know what?
00:25:30.720 Yeah, like, but like, 0.99
00:25:32.140 yeah, man, you're just fucking, 0.99
00:25:33.280 I'm happy for it, man. 0.99
00:25:33.880 Thank you, let me pivot this.
00:25:35.320 I appreciate all the kind of words.
00:25:36.500 Hey, you want to intro Gary Vee, by the way?
00:25:37.820 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:25:38.840 This is Gary Vee.
00:25:39.680 Today's guest is one of the most
00:25:40.480 influential entrepreneurs in the world.
00:25:41.720 He's built multiple successful businesses,
00:25:43.340 transformed the marketing industry
00:25:44.400 and has inspired millions 0.94
00:25:45.380 with his no bullshit advice
00:25:47.220 on business, branding, and life. 0.98
00:25:48.780 Give it up for Gary Vee.
00:25:51.760 Let me pivot the glaze into a question
00:25:58.080 Because it's happening with me now
00:25:59.880 Which is weird 0.86
00:26:00.480 Because I fucking love Pokemon 0.97
00:26:03.020 I've loved Pokemon 0.98
00:26:03.700 It was my first or second real love
00:26:06.660 It was like that and Harry Potter
00:26:07.820 I don't remember which one came first
00:26:09.680 What about the first girl you loved?
00:26:11.600 Give her flowers
00:26:12.740 No, I was an adult
00:26:13.920 And the first girl I loved was my wife
00:26:16.260 Shout out baby
00:26:18.460 You didn't have a crush
00:26:20.260 Not like love 1.00
00:26:22.280 Let's make some random girl 1.00
00:26:25.660 In Ohio's life 0.68
00:26:26.600 What's her name again?
00:26:28.000 I can't do it, I'm married
00:26:29.120 What's the high school girl's name?
00:26:32.960 First girl I fell in love with was my wife
00:26:33.960 List the 987 girls you've loved in the last week
00:26:36.960 I'm in this position now
00:26:43.380 Where I'm doing this Pokemon content
00:26:44.480 All of a sudden this year
00:26:45.960 Not when I started doing Pokemon content five years ago
00:26:48.740 this year i'm getting the larper comment like like basically he's pretending to do this thing
00:26:53.500 and it's interesting because when i started on youtube as a viner i was just larping youtube 0.66
00:26:58.680 i was larping i was i was you get out of here viner oh damn like you okay daily vlogger you're
00:27:03.900 a youtuber when i started with wrestling it was the outsider you're not allowed in until like oh 0.84
00:27:09.240 he really cares we let him in and it's interesting because it happens in collecting and not just the
00:27:14.260 pokemon sphere but uh sports pokemon magic the guy it's like there is a bit of gatekeeping that
00:27:20.120 takes place and it's interesting because why why why do i feel like i'm in a position where i have
00:27:26.960 to prove myself and also how can i prove myself and i've realized that like it's nothing i do or
00:27:32.660 say will ever affect the way these people think about me and something they love in their community
00:27:37.560 it's when it's i always called it the band rule like this may make sense for some of the music
00:27:43.140 fans i saw it a lot when pearl jam and nirvana got massive and and the internet was just coming
00:27:49.480 around prodigy like there was bulletin boards and i watched like these people that literally 0.53
00:27:55.040 watched nirvana and pearl jam in fucking bars in seattle 50 people each when they became the 0.97
00:28:00.760 biggest bands in the world start to shit on them it's because the world got their thing yeah right 1.00
00:28:06.380 and when people are passionate about shit they don't want it to be fucked with they think it's 0.99
00:28:10.480 theirs i think it's a good thing logan you do and i'll tell you why basically but by the way i at 0.98
00:28:16.600 this point in my life anything i enter also it will always happen i've been i've been doing comic
00:28:20.940 books for v friends for like a year and a half now i'm like petro i'm scared of nothing except
00:28:26.040 going to a comic convention because i know that crowd like i don't i don't i don't think anybody
00:28:31.140 even knows we're doing comic books you're very much the new guy always in a in a legacy industry 0.99
00:28:37.380 Correct, and I'm a fucking maniac. 1.00
00:28:40.640 I'm like, I'm Stan Lee, bitch. 1.00
00:28:42.720 Like, that's what I think. 0.99
00:28:43.740 Like, I think I'm gonna do it.
00:28:45.240 And so, like, you can imagine,
00:28:46.780 they don't like it to begin with, 0.99
00:28:48.060 and then I'm coming out like guns fucking blade. 0.99
00:28:50.180 Like, I'd be a great heel. 0.99
00:28:51.820 You know what I mean?
00:28:52.500 You are, you are.
00:28:53.200 Like, and so, like, I, but I, but I, I definitely am empathetic.
00:29:02.420 Like, because I do it with my love.
00:29:04.660 You should see how I act when someone says they're a Jets fan.
00:29:07.380 Oh yeah, name three players
00:29:09.720 You know what I mean?
00:29:10.520 Name three players from 97
00:29:12.580 More like if you can't tell me
00:29:15.500 What college Jason Fabini went to
00:29:17.680 What number he wore
00:29:19.340 And like how many false starts he had his rookie year 0.99
00:29:22.060 Like I will shit on you 0.99
00:29:23.860 Yeah, yeah, yeah 1.00
00:29:24.460 Okay, I get it
00:29:25.300 That is by the way still my favorite thing about you
00:29:27.580 Is that you have been
00:29:29.140 You are the most
00:29:30.640 You have to be the most famous Jets fan
00:29:32.880 I gotta get fireman Ed Love
00:29:34.220 Because he's the OG
00:29:35.380 But like I am definitely
00:29:36.800 Out and about
00:29:38.060 On my fan
00:29:38.700 Like if the Jets
00:29:39.760 Obviously the Knicks
00:29:40.560 Just won a title
00:29:41.220 Which is unbelievable
00:29:42.280 And just the greatest
00:29:44.440 And I was part of that
00:29:45.740 But like
00:29:46.020 When I tell you
00:29:46.800 The delta for me
00:29:47.480 Between Jets and Knicks
00:29:48.460 Is substantial
00:29:49.780 If the Jets
00:29:50.800 Win a Super Bowl
00:29:51.520 Dotted
00:29:52.000 No Gary
00:29:53.340 I'm moving to North Korea 1.00
00:29:54.380 Living there full time 1.00
00:29:55.320 Fuck it 1.00
00:29:56.460 Like I gotta do something 1.00
00:29:57.180 Outrageous
00:29:57.880 But I saw the videos
00:29:59.980 When the Knicks won
00:30:00.880 Dude a piper
00:30:01.800 You were going crazy 1.00
00:30:02.560 No no
00:30:02.860 They were my number
00:30:03.560 They were like
00:30:04.060 They were my number two
00:30:05.240 And it was massive
00:30:06.020 But I'm telling you 0.99
00:30:06.780 I don't give a fuck. 0.99
00:30:07.720 It's like everything. 1.00
00:30:09.000 It's like sports is the most insane.
00:30:11.640 Bro, back to wrestling.
00:30:12.660 When Macho Man lost the title to Hogan in WrestleMania 5,
00:30:16.240 I cried my eyes out.
00:30:18.660 I hated Hulk Hogan for 20 years.
00:30:20.480 What?
00:30:21.180 Yes, bro.
00:30:22.240 Hey, yo!
00:30:23.500 I'm sorry.
00:30:24.900 I used to do it in my vlogs.
00:30:26.240 It's the entrance for my theme song.
00:30:27.500 Hey, yo, I'm sorry.
00:30:28.720 I got two shirts up on WWE Shop Fanatics right now.
00:30:32.500 I hate Logan Paul.
00:30:33.940 Yes, I am the one behind it.
00:30:36.020 you're gonna monetize the haters and still humble because after all i am your humble king and i'm
00:30:40.660 gonna stay humble because i'm just that humble you can grab my shirts and all wwe merch hats
00:30:46.120 tees replica title belt superstar collections on wwe shop and fanatics get yours today
00:30:53.000 back to the show so anyway back to passion you as someone who's gonna always come in 0.76
00:30:58.260 and we have some similarities you'll go into new shit because you want to yeah you're gonna put in 0.81
00:31:04.200 the work you're going to disrupt it 0.96
00:31:06.240 in some ways you're going to do it different
00:31:07.660 I think and I could
00:31:10.080 see it already I thought the wrestling thing was one of it
00:31:12.240 you've got three to five more at
00:31:14.120 bats where you're going to enter stuff
00:31:15.560 you're going to get to a place where
00:31:18.200 not only are you going to be able you've always
00:31:20.240 been able to deal with it
00:31:21.140 you went through a lot of stuff early on that allowed you
00:31:24.140 to like be able to deal with it you're going to actually
00:31:26.140 appreciate it
00:31:27.040 I do you know what I mean I totally do
00:31:29.840 I'll tell you what bro I am a
00:31:32.260 storyteller at heart i started telling stories with you and jerome jar when i was making vines
00:31:37.520 they started in six second burst but burst but i'm a storyteller and um that conflict or any
00:31:44.280 setback in life now now like you can have an arc you can have a character arc that people can buy
00:31:50.120 into because it's relatable bro that's life shit ain't gonna be perfect and yeah you're gonna get
00:31:54.240 knocked down the mountain but like put one foot in front of the other and start climbing that 0.95
00:31:57.880 mountain or don't have an arc and just be voldemort like why do you have to why do you even
00:32:02.480 have to have a no he's got an arc no but i'm saying why do you even have to have a dude the
00:32:06.620 villains are like dude the joker like be the villain bro like you can still have the arc do
00:32:11.840 you know how the jokers thing plays out you know how i got these scars yeah i mean listen at the 0.98
00:32:17.760 end of the day the truth is no one gives a fuck real well said well all of this yeah no one gives 0.99
00:32:23.600 of fuck the second something bad 1.00
00:32:25.720 happens to someone in your family you 1.00
00:32:27.560 don't give a fuck about what's happening to your sports team 0.94
00:32:29.600 you don't care about yelling at some influencer 0.99
00:32:31.660 you don't care about sliding in
00:32:33.480 DMs like none of this 0.99
00:32:35.580 actually fucking matters so 0.98
00:32:37.560 once you get to that level of simplicity 0.96
00:32:39.240 you know this both of you know this
00:32:41.560 I know enough about both of you
00:32:42.980 you start to realize at some point it all doesn't 0.96
00:32:45.700 really fuck even the like it's just 0.87
00:32:47.740 what do you really well that's when you're really 0.99
00:32:49.720 free and you could really start to manipulate
00:32:51.440 the system that's like that like unplugging
00:32:53.540 from the matrix moment yeah like for me lately i've i've been obsessed with this idea that like
00:32:57.980 i don't really even think anything that happens in this dimension matters dude i'm i'm worried
00:33:01.700 about what's going on next door parallel to this one you know i know i know you get a little weird 0.76
00:33:06.340 no but but honestly i get it i get it like and like i've already done all this shit bro like 0.70
00:33:13.020 and that's when it just becomes noise and then if you could my biggest thing is i don't want 0.99
00:33:17.240 people that are winning you two included to get to this place where you're shitting on the haters
00:33:21.400 I'm looking for people to deploy compassion
00:33:23.980 Gary Gary Gary I started
00:33:25.440 doing this I say God bless
00:33:27.760 them God bless you bro you clearly
00:33:29.680 need you need like
00:33:31.640 something hurt people hurt people you're hurt
00:33:33.860 God bless you yeah bro and then
00:33:35.520 like what I'm just asking you
00:33:37.760 like how deep do you mean it
00:33:39.660 I mean it good I'll
00:33:41.820 be honest I was maybe
00:33:43.620 a couple two three years ago I was
00:33:45.820 kind of pretending because I saw you I saw
00:33:47.680 you approach haters with empathy
00:33:49.740 it was just fascinating because i'm inherently combative i'm like i'm like this yeah and then
00:33:54.020 i really started going oh i'm 31 bro i'm an adult i realized you have a problem and i and i'm not
00:34:00.740 not to sound mean like you something is hardwired in you incorrectly or or like you you're because 0.97
00:34:07.920 of the trauma or hardship you've had your life you think you need to shit on someone else to 0.75
00:34:12.200 make you feel better god like honestly god bless you you need it or back to even more grace for
00:34:18.100 everyone or in this moment they're not in a great place fair also fair some people actually have
00:34:23.920 very significant trauma and we should deploy incredible empathy just again looking at everybody
00:34:28.940 behind the cameras then there's also just like six month windows or four year windows that are
00:34:33.700 not just your best fucking moment and you're hurting enough that the only way to get a short 0.94
00:34:38.480 moment of relief is to go into misery loves company and try to hurt someone else to fix that 0.98
00:34:45.520 short-term pain and for me I you never really know when you're getting you know that energy
00:34:51.080 towards you is this something really really deep and fundamental or is it just a chapter in time
00:34:56.020 and I think again like just realizing you're just a mirror for what they're about if you can deploy
00:35:03.760 that humility if you cannot take it personal it really puts you in a real place and then once you
00:35:08.860 get over that hump if you're in a place where you actually just want it better for them and you can
00:35:13.180 Give them a minute of your time.
00:35:15.540 People are just sometimes looking to be seen.
00:35:17.380 Well, that's the other thing, too, is they're not even... 0.98
00:35:19.420 A lot of times, the fucking haters ain't even real haters. 0.99
00:35:22.260 They just want likes. 0.99
00:35:23.120 That's also true.
00:35:23.800 And that's the worst part.
00:35:24.840 I'm like, yeah, here we go, dude.
00:35:26.320 I start to feel bad for this guy that keeps saying that big guy on my pictures, bro.
00:35:31.700 He ain't even a real hater. 0.99
00:35:32.960 He wants to fucking elevate in the comments to get pussy or something like that, bro. 0.99
00:35:36.900 He's just trying to get some likes. 1.00
00:35:38.140 Yeah, but good for him.
00:35:39.180 Yeah, and he got them.
00:35:39.960 But, you know, I start feeling bad.
00:35:41.400 I start to outpour compassion.
00:35:42.600 times bro i don't want your compassion i'm trying to get some likes and then a lot of times too
00:35:46.380 you'll respond to and be like hey man i saw that comment where you said that i hope i fall down a 0.59
00:35:51.020 flight of stairs and bash my head into the stair rail and die you know and then you mess with him 0.99
00:35:55.460 you're like yo i know you're going through some shit i just want to let you know shit's gonna get 0.99
00:35:58.220 better and they're like yo it's all good bro can we take a selfie i'm actually a huge fan i'm like 0.99
00:36:02.980 why'd you say you want me to fall down the stairs bro yeah bro say you like my shit bro trolling 0.97
00:36:08.380 trolling evolved into this thing that is like a form of entertainment and all this it's all i don't 1.00
00:36:14.700 like that part yeah because i because you can't tell i i don't say fuck you to me in real life 0.96
00:36:19.300 please i i don't like it because i think it's confusing a lot of 11 12 13 year olds yes that's 0.99
00:36:24.020 why i don't think those kids understand and then they start thinking it's cool to be a dick face 0.90
00:36:28.940 and i just wish a lot of these you know internet dick faces got punched in the mouth once real good 0.99
00:36:35.300 People were far less ridiculous in the 80s 1.00
00:36:38.780 Because if you talk the kind of shit 1.00
00:36:40.100 You talk in fucking Twitter now 1.00
00:36:41.560 You actually got punched in the mouth 1.00
00:36:43.200 And I think more people should get punched in the mouth 1.00
00:36:45.740 I agree 0.99
00:36:46.220 We had this exact conversation yesterday
00:36:48.540 It's the phones to be honest with you
00:36:51.080 There's literally people downstairs
00:36:53.000 As you're walking right now asking for a selfie
00:36:54.940 That an hour ago left a negative comment
00:36:57.320 They're your biggest fans
00:36:59.180 It's Stan bro, it's all Eminem bro
00:37:00.940 It's always been Eminem
00:37:01.980 You've heard the chaos
00:37:04.520 Now you can see it.
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00:39:18.300 wait so garrett how old is too old because like you you do the death no bro i saw some guys come
00:39:24.220 up to you and said you're like man you're young bro how how old are you he's like i'm 47 and in
00:39:29.180 my head i was like yeah bro because you're not as smart as you think you are me yeah you i didn't
00:39:34.200 say i was smart you just made a face yeah you did make a funny said you were 31 and grown yeah
00:39:37.860 i feel so grown yes you're much more grown than when you first hit the scene wait i do want to 0.93
00:39:43.200 say i am pretty fucking smart bro you are very smart well you're saying i'm not as smart as i 1.00
00:39:47.320 think you think 47's a rap you're a fucking idiot let me see let me how old's mick jagger right no 1.00
00:39:52.740 No, no, no, no, no, no, no. 1.00
00:39:53.500 I'm more asking you.
00:39:54.920 87?
00:39:56.000 Because if someone told me, like, because you still, you tell them they're young.
00:40:02.200 I believe it.
00:40:02.960 You do.
00:40:03.780 First of all.
00:40:04.280 Okay, okay, what age are you like?
00:40:06.120 Like, they're like, I'm 75.
00:40:07.660 You're not going to be like, you're young, bro.
00:40:09.180 If a 96-year-old rolled up on me right now and be like, yo, can I do it?
00:40:12.900 I'm like, bro.
00:40:14.360 Like, yeah.
00:40:15.320 Yo, I swear to God, I'm going to send neighbor Susie's mother to Gary, who's 103, and I'm
00:40:21.000 I'm going to prompt her to ask him, can I still do it, Gary?
00:40:23.860 And I'm going to see what you say.
00:40:25.560 But, bro, on real talk, if 103 Susie comes to me and she's like, Gary, can I do it?
00:40:31.260 And I'm like, no.
00:40:32.420 Like, there's a chance she dies the next day.
00:40:34.720 Or on the spot because you disappointed her.
00:40:36.560 Yeah, because she's like, right, that'd be a real clip.
00:40:39.160 Or even worse, proves you wrong and does it.
00:40:42.080 Do you know what I'm saying?
00:40:43.120 That'd be even the worst.
00:40:44.300 Like, Keefa's on Hazel's 103.
00:40:46.340 She got a Tweety Bird.
00:40:47.320 But I don't understand how people, like, it's not complicated.
00:40:50.040 like first of all
00:40:51.160 a couple things
00:40:51.720 the reason I say it
00:40:53.100 to this generation
00:40:53.960 looking at all these
00:40:54.740 young faces is 0.91
00:40:55.420 does anyone understand
00:40:56.480 what's going on
00:40:57.060 with modern medicine
00:40:57.880 people are gonna live 1.00
00:40:58.920 for fucking 1.00
00:40:59.360 but are we even sure 1.00
00:41:00.380 Brian Johnson's name
00:41:01.760 is gonna leave to 200
00:41:02.600 have you seen that guy
00:41:03.460 lately dude
00:41:04.060 I don't know if he's
00:41:04.920 gonna make it to 46
00:41:05.880 oh guys come on
00:41:06.920 by the way
00:41:07.360 guys that's my guy
00:41:08.240 he's melting away
00:41:09.220 he's got 40 autoimmune
00:41:10.620 viruses
00:41:11.000 by the way
00:41:11.420 it's not his fault
00:41:12.100 by the way
00:41:12.780 he made a baby
00:41:14.020 a baby Brian Johnson
00:41:14.920 in a petri dish
00:41:15.620 he's gonna regrow
00:41:16.140 his own organs
00:41:16.700 listen to me
00:41:17.160 I don't think anyone's
00:41:18.780 lost on this
00:41:19.540 like let's just use a little bit of common sense 60 and 70 year olds today versus what 60 and 70 0.56
00:41:26.060 year olds look like 30 years ago is not even fucking recognizable there's a picture there's
00:41:30.420 a picture of me and hulk hogan it was what 30 year olds look like now and what 30 year olds 0.98
00:41:34.760 look like then yes crazy photo yes bro i get all that look at the fucking golden girls those ladies 0.99
00:41:40.740 were supposed to be in their 60s they look like 290 you know like like the world has fucking 0.99
00:41:45.500 And I'm saying 1.00
00:41:47.480 Shit's gonna keep going 1.00
00:41:49.000 Like you at 80 1.00
00:41:50.480 You're gonna have like 1.00
00:41:51.280 A robotic fucking arm 1.00
00:41:52.600 You're gonna be a maniac 1.00
00:41:53.460 Oh yeah 1.00
00:41:53.920 Right you guys
00:41:54.920 That's why you're all
00:41:55.620 Oh I'm gonna extend my telomeres
00:41:57.640 You're gonna look like 1.00
00:41:58.300 A fucking power ranger 1.00
00:41:59.280 Gary Gary 1.00
00:41:59.740 Here's what I
00:42:00.160 Here's what I realized
00:42:01.020 My main goal is just
00:42:03.440 To outlive the haters 0.68
00:42:04.480 You want them to die 0.96
00:42:06.200 Well you go to their haters 0.99
00:42:07.340 Well I didn't say that
00:42:07.920 I want the 1.00
00:42:08.600 I'd prefer they die first 1.00
00:42:10.060 I get it 1.00
00:42:10.600 Because
00:42:10.980 Because
00:42:11.820 When someone passes away
00:42:13.860 You know like
00:42:14.640 Like
00:42:15.060 people, if they don't like you, 1.00
00:42:17.440 are going to shit on you. 1.00
00:42:19.100 They'll shit on you post-mortem. 1.00
00:42:20.200 I saw you speaking at a funeral recently. 1.00
00:42:22.160 Oh, God.
00:42:23.660 Well, okay, so it wasn't a funeral.
00:42:25.660 It was a celebration.
00:42:26.680 Celebration.
00:42:27.060 And, and.
00:42:28.300 That's what he wanted.
00:42:29.380 Dude, if you knew Oliver,
00:42:31.240 you would understand.
00:42:32.160 I know Oliver. 0.99
00:42:32.580 He would want us to fucking flame him post-mortem. 0.99
00:42:37.320 And I knew that. 1.00
00:42:38.420 All of his friends knew that.
00:42:39.320 Of course.
00:42:39.620 His family knew it.
00:42:40.520 They were pumped.
00:42:40.880 We all talked about it.
00:42:41.440 I know, I know. 1.00
00:42:41.980 We're going to shit on Oliver. 1.00
00:42:42.920 Yes. 1.00
00:42:43.380 And we all did.
00:42:44.260 Yes.
00:42:44.400 My two first jokes were brutal though
00:42:47.000 I took one out from his thing
00:42:49.220 Yeah then I added it
00:42:50.180 I said no no no that was not gonna work
00:42:53.120 I did I did
00:42:53.820 It was about Oliver's impact on the planet
00:42:55.640 Punchline being for the people that are listening right now 0.98
00:42:57.900 Like it is asinine 0.82
00:43:00.080 To decide you don't have time to have a better day 1.00
00:43:02.900 It is fucking idiotic 1.00
00:43:04.880 Whether you're 60, 70, 80 or 90 1.00
00:43:06.920 To sit on your fucking couch 1.00
00:43:09.120 And be like I'm 68 years old 1.00
00:43:11.080 My life's over 0.99
00:43:12.440 I fucked it up 0.99
00:43:13.980 it's over 1.00
00:43:15.060 this fucking sucks 1.00
00:43:16.520 the fuck are you 1.00
00:43:17.440 supposed to do with that 1.00
00:43:18.280 the fuck do you think 1.00
00:43:19.480 how do you think 1.00
00:43:19.940 they show up the next day
00:43:20.980 like
00:43:21.740 great
00:43:22.540 you guys think
00:43:23.260 I think that people
00:43:24.160 like you think it's silly 0.86
00:43:25.680 knock yourself out 0.51
00:43:26.860 I
00:43:27.500 know
00:43:28.680 unlimited people 1.00
00:43:29.940 in their fucking 0.99
00:43:31.080 70s and 80s 1.00
00:43:32.100 building fucking empires 1.00
00:43:33.200 and so do you 1.00
00:43:34.920 I do
00:43:35.380 so now what
00:43:35.860 and I admire them
00:43:37.300 I admire their energy
00:43:38.340 and how they're still doing
00:43:39.100 I'm tired Gary
00:43:39.840 I'm tired bro
00:43:40.480 you're not tired bro
00:43:40.980 you gotta help me
00:43:41.440 you're not tired
00:43:41.980 I'm exhausted
00:43:42.340 you're drinking prime
00:43:43.140 you're right
00:43:43.620 how do you feel now hold on wait here we go and i'm wired there we go i'm ready to go from tired
00:43:54.320 to i'm absolutely insane all right gary gary real quick collectibles yes your mass massive
00:43:59.420 collector got me into into pokemon yes for literally forever grateful like i'm not i'm
00:44:03.420 not one of those people who forgets i know i'm so incredibly grateful you're very nice you
00:44:07.160 kick-started this pokemon journey all it took was you lighting a lighting a flame um market is hot
00:44:13.020 right now it's hotter than it's ever been yes our our uh our new collectors or yeah our our new
00:44:19.380 collectors and investors gonna get caught are they going to be surprised when the market does
00:44:23.400 what it does and and fluctuates yeah i think so but i think again collectibles is is red hot and 0.96
00:44:31.660 is no longer nerdy it's becoming cool which is a fucking brain twist you know like like cool kids 0.97
00:44:38.880 like you 40 years ago were not 1.00
00:44:40.880 talking about fucking nerd culture 0.99
00:44:42.600 me? yeah 0.99
00:44:44.040 no no you were first of all
00:44:46.820 you were one 30 years ago
00:44:48.460 second of all you know I'm talking about
00:44:50.900 in culture
00:44:51.700 30 years ago
00:44:54.420 nobody that was cool the way you're cool today
00:44:56.580 would ever talk about nerd culture
00:44:58.260 so that's a huge cross
00:45:00.800 that's a very big deal going
00:45:02.800 forward of why it's going to be big
00:45:04.340 but when you double click
00:45:06.340 so collectibles will continue to grow
00:45:08.720 and more things will become collectibles,
00:45:11.120 video games, different stuff.
00:45:12.700 It will happen.
00:45:14.280 Individual things will go up and down.
00:45:17.280 Tyler's investing into Harry Potter
00:45:19.100 and one of the things he's betting on
00:45:20.760 is that HBO Max's thing that's coming out
00:45:23.120 on Harry Potter is going to crush.
00:45:24.740 But maybe it isn't good.
00:45:25.980 Maybe a lot of people don't watch it
00:45:27.440 and then maybe the people like Tyler
00:45:29.220 that are speculating on Potter right now,
00:45:31.220 it'll go down because it didn't go hot.
00:45:33.580 But maybe in six years,
00:45:34.700 Potter will have a new movie,
00:45:36.200 everybody's crazy about it,
00:45:37.280 and it will go up.
00:45:37.900 So in the micro, I mean, Pokemon's ripping, ripping.
00:45:42.920 Like you always ask how much more, how much more?
00:45:46.260 More, but individual things will ebb and flow, right?
00:45:50.020 Like cards, like there's a lot of categories
00:45:52.080 that are primed to do well. 0.99
00:45:53.680 I think comics, vintage comics, not my new shit. 0.98
00:45:57.020 Vintage comics, primed to do well 0.98
00:45:58.800 because they haven't exploded as much.
00:46:01.620 Coins, if you watch Whatnot, you guys are doing,
00:46:04.480 like live shopping, you could see coins,
00:46:07.100 which has always been like
00:46:08.380 if you go to the coin show
00:46:09.400 in Pittsburgh
00:46:09.800 in a couple weeks
00:46:10.480 it's all 90 year old
00:46:11.880 real 90 year olds 0.80
00:46:13.400 walking around
00:46:14.000 but just
00:46:15.260 I went to this show
00:46:16.420 in 2017
00:46:17.400 in Cleveland
00:46:18.140 this is a fact
00:46:19.480 what I'm about to tell you
00:46:20.300 there was less than
00:46:21.200 100 people under 25
00:46:22.520 the national
00:46:23.920 in 2017 0.97
00:46:24.760 no fucking way 0.98
00:46:25.640 yes sir 0.99
00:46:26.200 like a Knights at Columbia
00:46:27.920 remember AJ
00:46:28.360 my brother's behind the scene
00:46:29.360 I called him
00:46:29.780 I'm like
00:46:30.020 there's 9 people
00:46:31.220 under 30
00:46:31.580 oh my god that's insane
00:46:32.360 so think about that
00:46:33.100 right
00:46:33.280 so I think
00:46:33.940 in the macro
00:46:35.240 collectibles
00:46:35.840 are gonna go crazy
00:46:36.700 and we'll continue
00:46:37.580 because I think it's joining music
00:46:38.860 and sports
00:46:39.660 and fashion
00:46:40.700 as a cultural thing
00:46:42.460 but individually
00:46:43.460 is somebody right now
00:46:44.800 as we're sitting here
00:46:45.400 downstairs
00:46:45.780 gonna spend $50,000
00:46:46.900 on something
00:46:47.640 that in 12 months
00:46:48.680 will be $30,000?
00:46:49.800 Of course.
00:46:50.380 Yeah, hell yeah.
00:46:51.080 So individually
00:46:51.900 there's vulnerability
00:46:52.700 in the macro
00:46:54.240 it's a very big market.
00:46:55.840 How long do you think
00:46:56.780 it's gonna be
00:46:57.280 before pogs come around?
00:46:59.780 As a pog collector myself
00:47:01.860 Bro
00:47:02.220 Both
00:47:03.760 Well Slammers especially dude
00:47:05.420 Shout out to anybody
00:47:06.220 with a hot slammer out there but
00:47:07.660 while we're doing it I am ready to bring 1.00
00:47:10.060 Beyblades back if anyone knows
00:47:12.020 Beyblades yeah bro it's all of that 1.00
00:47:13.860 yeah bro let's rip that shit 1.00
00:47:15.160 everything the reason everyone's 1.00
00:47:18.100 yelling different things beanie baby silly 0.98
00:47:20.000 bands all of it 0.98
00:47:21.840 Legos are hot
00:47:23.880 Legos are hot
00:47:24.940 Legos is a bad one you're out can we take them out of here
00:47:27.280 Legos have never been down
00:47:28.900 but like you know like
00:47:31.240 the reality is that everything ebbs and flows
00:47:34.240 everything cycles
00:47:35.320 the reason everyone just threw out the things
00:47:38.220 is because nostalgia
00:47:39.460 and the memory of your childhood 0.98
00:47:41.500 is so fucking ingrained 0.96
00:47:43.940 that when I say Care Bears 0.99
00:47:45.900 or Max Hedrum or Alf
00:47:47.980 or the Smurf
00:47:48.740 that 91 World Series
00:47:52.420 I had the Kirby Pocket rookie
00:47:54.520 it was important
00:47:55.440 at one point it was up to like
00:47:58.240 63 bucks dude
00:47:59.500 and I had that thing in a full
00:48:01.820 screw
00:48:03.340 Remember the screw-on protectors?
00:48:06.260 That was your future.
00:48:07.300 It was supposed to be.
00:48:08.200 My mom was always concerned.
00:48:09.240 She was like, you know, you don't hide that card.
00:48:10.800 Your dad's going to steal it. 0.93
00:48:12.200 So we always had to hide the Kirby Pucket rookie, 0.99
00:48:13.960 so my dad didn't take it.
00:48:14.840 I actually bullish Puck's having a cycle.
00:48:18.500 It's cycles.
00:48:19.840 It's cycles.
00:48:20.800 And actually, one of the biggest things I try to do
00:48:22.800 at a show like this when things are hot
00:48:25.140 is I try to zig when everyone's zagging.
00:48:27.140 I'm trying to think, like,
00:48:27.960 what could actually be hot in three years 0.95
00:48:30.100 that no one's fucking buying downstairs? 0.96
00:48:33.340 I think, you know, I'm going to get very specific. 0.97
00:48:36.880 I think Panini inserts from the early Panini stuff.
00:48:39.920 Now the Tops has the license for a long time.
00:48:42.080 Not, not like Kaboom, which is like, you know,
00:48:45.020 are you going to have a Kaboom in WWE spread?
00:48:47.000 That would be huge, bro. 1.00
00:48:48.580 If you have a fucking Logan Kaboom, I'll go crazy. 1.00
00:48:51.660 Let me, let me tell you, I'll tell you this much. 1.00
00:48:53.660 I'm trying to be very specific about what I look like on trading cards
00:48:58.760 because I care so much about.
00:49:01.580 Who are you, who are you telling?
00:49:02.440 when I called you
00:49:03.620 I know
00:49:03.960 I know
00:49:04.380 I'm so sorry
00:49:05.600 I'm sorry
00:49:06.080 and asked you to be
00:49:06.840 in this set
00:49:07.640 in the content condors
00:49:08.900 insert
00:49:09.560 you said no
00:49:10.700 he resents me for it 1.00
00:49:11.700 are you fucking serious 0.99
00:49:12.920 you know who said yes 0.99
00:49:13.920 my brother
00:49:14.360 Jake Paul is in this product
00:49:16.180 one of the great
00:49:17.600 Pauls of all time
00:49:18.880 who I did less for
00:49:21.260 even though I did
00:49:21.980 invest in coach
00:49:22.640 in team 9 or 10
00:49:23.860 or whatever
00:49:24.120 yeah how'd that work out for you
00:49:26.900 Jake's pretty liberal
00:49:28.580 with his name and likeness
00:49:29.660 yeah
00:49:30.040 he is
00:49:30.860 I just
00:49:31.800 Well, even, just to make you feel less bad, I'm doing that right now with the WWE.
00:49:40.820 I'm like, no, like, nah, nah, I gotta, I just care so much, I'm so scared.
00:49:47.340 I get it.
00:49:47.760 This is my number one passion in my life.
00:49:49.360 I get it.
00:49:49.860 Cards, collectibles.
00:49:50.580 I get it.
00:49:51.200 So I take no offense.
00:49:52.500 Please don't resent me.
00:49:53.020 No, no resentment.
00:49:54.440 Just, I will remember it and I will use it.
00:49:56.940 I will use it when I need it.
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00:52:13.580 I think you're Bicog, dude 1.00
00:52:16.580 I do, I put it like this 1.00
00:52:18.240 I owe you, not just one, I owe you two big favors
00:52:20.660 Yeah, I would say, like, if I think about all the years
00:52:22.920 Yeah
00:52:23.260 Five, you know how
00:52:24.700 Bro, cash them in, I'm ready, I'm ready for the cash
00:52:26.760 Look, you know when I throw up the five in all my photos, I always do that
00:52:29.100 Yeah, that's the amount of favor, that was for you
00:52:31.620 I was always doing that for you
00:52:32.540 Okay, bro, but I'm ready, you're not cashing them in, you're not asking for anything
00:52:35.840 I tend not to
00:52:37.200 Bro, ask me for something
00:52:38.000 My great goal is that
00:52:39.160 Nothing right now 0.99
00:52:40.080 I shook your son's hand today, he didn't give a fuck 0.99
00:52:41.700 He's like, yeah, whatever 0.99
00:52:44.020 Yeah, bro, his dad's Gary V
00:52:45.380 Like, what do you want from him? 1.00
00:52:47.120 Fuck, you think he's gonna give me a fuck about Logan Paul? 1.00
00:52:49.740 Fuck, he's smart, bro 1.00
00:52:50.940 You need to be a wrestler, bro 1.00
00:52:52.540 You don't talk shit to me 0.99
00:52:53.660 Look, you know this 0.99
00:52:54.440 I'm gonna manage you at some point
00:52:55.720 And we'll get it done
00:52:56.580 I've always liked Bobby the Brain Heenan
00:52:58.200 I'll have my chapter
00:52:59.340 Bro, bro
00:53:00.120 It's been written
00:53:00.620 Cash in a favor, I'm ready
00:53:01.840 We'll clip this in seven years 1.00
00:53:02.900 When I hit fucking Tom Brady with a steel chair 1.00
00:53:04.640 Yeah, hell yeah 1.00
00:53:05.740 For payback
00:53:06.400 For payback 1.00
00:53:07.020 Fuck yeah, you get his back 1.00
00:53:08.620 I'll get his front 1.00
00:53:09.320 Let's go
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00:54:07.940 As we said, shit is hot right now. 1.00
00:54:09.800 How is VFriends going to break through? 1.00
00:54:12.400 Slowly. You know, what's cool
00:54:13.880 about me is like, the shit I put out online 0.99
00:54:16.100 is like how I actually live. Like, I'm big 0.99
00:54:17.860 on patience. Like, I think it takes time.
00:54:20.080 Like, VFriends will blow out
00:54:21.840 when these comics get optioned for film and
00:54:23.840 television. And God
00:54:25.780 willing, if one of them hits,
00:54:28.520 then the whole calculus
00:54:29.700 of the IP changes. Have you considered
00:54:31.860 making hybrids of your 0.98
00:54:34.460 animals and putting it on the
00:54:36.360 blockchain. Of course. I'm just kidding.
00:54:38.380 I'm very aware of it. I know exactly
00:54:40.580 what you're saying. Hey, brother, don't do that.
00:54:42.760 Don't do that. You remember I passed.
00:54:44.280 I understand. I remember. Holy shit.
00:54:46.540 Yes, yes, yes. You should have told me to pass 1.00
00:54:48.460 too. Didn't pass on fucking wolf 1.00
00:54:50.400 game, I'll tell you that. 1.00
00:54:52.440 I have massive wolf game.
00:54:54.140 I'm a huge pop. You know how much wool I have?
00:54:56.060 How many devil fucking wolves I have? 0.99
00:54:58.040 No, wool. Gary, Gary. 1.00
00:55:00.240 Let's talk about NFTs for a sec.
00:55:01.820 I do want to talk about NFTs.
00:55:03.000 Please.
00:55:03.280 Because, man, I don't know why I still really believe in the idea of a valuable digital asset.
00:55:09.800 Why wouldn't you?
00:55:10.540 You know, I'm aware that 98% of the world thinks that it was a scam and a fad, including everybody probably behind the camera.
00:55:17.120 But math doesn't lie. 0.99
00:55:18.500 If every single person that listens to this podcast right now goes to OpenSea, clicks collections, and looks at the sheer volume of NFTs being sold every day, they would shit their fucking pants today. 0.99
00:55:29.980 Right now? 0.99
00:55:30.240 Of course.
00:55:30.980 What kind of volume?
00:55:31.640 Hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars a day
00:55:35.000 What still?
00:55:35.800 Yes
00:55:36.060 And everyone on earth
00:55:37.340 Think about that volume
00:55:39.020 Think about that volume
00:55:40.180 When literally every person on earth walking
00:55:43.040 Thinks it was a fad 0.80
00:55:44.260 A scam 0.95
00:55:45.380 A loss
00:55:46.480 So it did
00:55:48.040 The blockchain digital collectible thing will be massive
00:55:51.500 I am thrilled to clip this in nine years
00:55:54.260 And be like
00:55:54.680 It's a collectible bro
00:55:56.080 I agree
00:55:57.280 It's a collectible
00:55:58.280 I agree
00:55:58.740 It's a shame
00:55:59.600 But
00:55:59.920 But
00:56:00.440 If you remember
00:56:01.180 when I was making the videos about NFTs,
00:56:03.960 everybody likes to conveniently forget
00:56:06.080 all the videos I made
00:56:07.100 that said 99% of these are going to zero.
00:56:09.320 Yeah, of course.
00:56:09.920 Panini Blockchain did 750 grand
00:56:12.000 in the last 24 hours.
00:56:13.120 750 grand.
00:56:13.920 Panini Blockchain.
00:56:14.640 Wow.
00:56:15.300 So did 750,
00:56:16.500 just Panini Blockchain.
00:56:18.720 Panini Blockchain
00:56:20.460 did 750,000 in the last 24 hours.
00:56:24.100 People watching and listening to this podcast
00:56:25.560 don't think that $750,000 worth of all NFTs
00:56:29.260 have been sold in the last six months.
00:56:30.900 Yeah.
00:56:31.180 but this is what you do when you zig and zag like it's not because i want like that i own
00:56:37.260 zero panini nfts on the record it's i'm saying this not because i want it to work out this is 0.94
00:56:44.560 not my hopes and dreams or my feelings this is called fucking math go there and look and tell 0.85
00:56:51.300 me if people are buying bored ape and v friends and pudgy penguins right or tell me if they're not 0.97
00:56:56.800 and you know what's awesome about the blockchain unlike what goes on with physical cards
00:57:00.740 when people make people like to claim like oh login logan had his friend buy it or this and
00:57:06.360 all this the blockchain's fucking transparent so look what do i think i think i've always
00:57:14.040 compared nfts to web 1.0 when internet for all the kids in here when internet stocks came out 0.89
00:57:20.480 in 2000 everything was worth a trillion dollars even if the company did zero revenue pets.com 0.64
00:57:25.780 there's and all those stocks were on the fucking stock exchange nasdaq and new york stock exchange 0.86
00:57:30.380 and there were $150 a share 0.97
00:57:32.060 and then April 2000, 0.99
00:57:34.000 all of it went to fucking zero. 0.99
00:57:36.920 Literally zero. 0.99
00:57:37.940 Out of business,
00:57:38.780 three cents a share from $500 a share
00:57:41.300 except you know who was in that mess?
00:57:44.100 Google.
00:57:44.800 Amazon,
00:57:46.100 eBay,
00:57:47.180 PayPal.
00:57:47.540 They went from $150 a share to $3
00:57:49.940 because everything fell along with it.
00:57:52.700 But the three or four or seven or 14 companies
00:57:55.280 that were legit companies of the internet era
00:57:57.340 went on to become some of the biggest companies in the world.
00:57:59.680 there will be three to four to seven projects
00:58:02.640 from that 2021 era
00:58:05.540 that in 20 years will be the Jackson Pollocks
00:58:08.200 and the Andy Warhols
00:58:09.380 all the contemporary art from the 60s
00:58:11.380 that went to zero
00:58:12.120 except Basquiat sells for hundreds of millions
00:58:14.920 so what everyone got confused with
00:58:17.660 is they were like NFTs
00:58:19.320 that'd be like saying all trading cards
00:58:21.840 are worth a million dollars
00:58:22.740 most are worth nothing
00:58:23.960 individual NFTs in 20 years
00:58:27.120 will be worth something
00:58:28.560 the question is
00:58:30.260 are you good enough
00:58:30.940 to pick the winners
00:58:31.620 that's hard
00:58:32.180 yeah that's
00:58:32.880 that's the taste
00:58:34.920 yeah Punks is guaranteed
00:58:36.500 no yeah Punks is in
00:58:37.700 it's the only one
00:58:38.980 that is guaranteed
00:58:39.960 because it's based on history
00:58:41.180 every other one
00:58:42.080 V Friends
00:58:42.620 Penguins
00:58:43.580 you know
00:58:44.600 Azuki
00:58:45.900 Board Ape 0.97
00:58:46.900 all the other ones
00:58:47.680 need the operator
00:58:48.680 to build it
00:58:49.400 I can tell you
00:58:50.820 if as long as
00:58:51.740 God keeps me alive
00:58:52.980 V Friends will win
00:58:54.520 because I'm a 1.00
00:58:55.740 fucking gangster 1.00
00:58:56.740 I'm an operator 1.00
00:58:58.280 I'm good at what I do
00:59:00.440 the end
00:59:01.520 yeah you're good
00:59:03.480 I could say the same about originals
00:59:06.240 I feel so good about that Polaroid project
00:59:08.300 that you're in actually
00:59:09.080 number 5 the floor I think
00:59:10.780 it's probably 7 to 10 ETH
00:59:12.580 but it's funny
00:59:15.120 it seems inevitable to me
00:59:17.420 the idea of a digital valuable asset
00:59:20.600 by the way back to what Tyler just said
00:59:22.100 if Panini keeps cooking
00:59:23.320 the rest of the IPs down there
00:59:25.180 will start getting involved
00:59:26.500 And there's eventually a day where the stink of NFTs will go away.
00:59:31.520 The stink of, guys, the newspapers around the country put the web was a fad.
00:59:37.260 Are you serious, Gary?
00:59:38.460 Yes, bro.
00:59:39.340 It was that much carnage.
00:59:41.220 Oh my God.
00:59:42.220 The internet itself was a fad. 0.99
00:59:44.200 Yeah, that was a huge, fucking insane. 0.91
00:59:45.360 That was like the main story. 0.99
00:59:47.860 For a little while.
00:59:48.800 And then in 2005, web 2.0 came.
00:59:51.840 That's where me and AJ cook.
00:59:52.880 That's when the Flickers and the Deliciouses
00:59:55.140 Pre-cursed
00:59:56.800 The Facebooks and the Twitters
00:59:58.320 And the whole world changed
00:59:59.540 That's insane
01:00:00.520 It is so cool to
01:00:04.420 Yes I passed on Uber twice and missed out on
01:00:06.700 500 million dollars there you go there's the story
01:00:08.280 Thanks a lot Jeff
01:00:09.020 Yeah my brother literally took the first Uber in Manhattan 0.99
01:00:12.260 The fucking email hangs in my office 1.00
01:00:14.440 Damn Gary 1.00
01:00:15.560 Bro we found you bro 1.00
01:00:17.540 We found you
01:00:19.380 Yeah that's crazy
01:00:20.020 that's crazy like you know it you were in you were there when we were like and snapchat and all
01:00:27.720 this you were there it's so nice to have these conversations with you because you you've you've
01:00:31.860 seen the cycles and it's so funny because i was doing pokemon in 2020 and then i saw the dip in
01:00:39.240 22 23 24 and i was like okay but i still love pokemon so shit don't matter but like the market's
01:00:45.580 not as good as it was and then it popped and now i'm seeing like oh this is what a cycle let's also
01:00:51.140 teach people something the reason it was okay for you is because of all your hard work you were able
01:00:55.600 to afford it going down you didn't have to sell well said i want to say this out loud to everybody
01:01:00.560 who's going to get into collectibles or or cryptocurrency or real estate or stocks you must
01:01:06.600 play with money you can afford to lose because then when there's a dip you're not forced to sell
01:01:13.260 and you can catch it on the next thing.
01:01:15.300 Pokemon worked out for you
01:01:16.340 because you were at a point of your career
01:01:17.900 where you were making money elsewhere
01:01:19.620 and you could sit.
01:01:21.340 There's a lot of kids downstairs right now
01:01:23.040 that have their entire net worth
01:01:24.600 in the cards that they're walking around in a case.
01:01:27.460 Actually.
01:01:28.060 That's right.
01:01:28.540 And if the market goes down 30, 40%,
01:01:30.340 they'll get scared and they'll sell everything
01:01:32.740 and they'll sell some massive Mahomes
01:01:35.180 and massive other cards
01:01:36.660 that will then go up again one day
01:01:38.280 and they'll regret it.
01:01:39.580 So one of the things that people have to be taught
01:01:41.680 Is how to manage their dollars
01:01:43.360 How to understand the good times are not always rolling
01:01:45.880 And this is good financial
01:01:47.380 Simplistic advice
01:01:49.040 And that is the thing that I hope people learn
01:01:51.960 Because people overextend themselves
01:01:54.240 When they think it's easy money
01:01:56.680 And they don't keep ammo
01:01:58.280 And they don't keep ammo
01:02:00.160 On the sidelines for when the market does drop
01:02:02.420 Because you don't want to just be able to hold 0.86
01:02:04.020 You want to be able to buy a shit load of that blood
01:02:06.600 In fact
01:02:07.520 Let's just do a PSA that I hope helps everyone
01:02:09.780 Everyone listening that is like deep
01:02:11.580 right now into collectibles
01:02:13.100 Pokemon, cards, what have you
01:02:14.900 sell one or two things that you're not completely
01:02:17.680 attached to that has a lot of value
01:02:19.200 and take those dollars and just put them
01:02:21.640 on the side so you can weather the 1.00
01:02:23.680 storm to keep the shit that you fucking 1.00
01:02:25.620 love. Put in like high interest savings 1.00
01:02:27.460 and get 4% on it until you're
01:02:29.640 ready. Do what my dad does, bury it in the backyard
01:02:31.680 Russian style. Like 1.00
01:02:33.260 just straight gangster, put the cash in the jar
01:02:35.540 under the mattress. No, no bro, that's not
01:02:37.520 enough for Russians. They bury that shit in the 1.00
01:02:39.520 back. All the Russians, please hit up 1.00
01:02:41.400 Everybody every Russian over 45 0.57
01:02:43.600 Go on Twitter right now and tell all these Americans the truth 1.00
01:02:46.180 They bury the fucking cash in the backyard 1.00
01:02:48.500 In a fucking jar 1.00
01:02:50.280 Cause that's in the Soviet Union bro 1.00
01:02:52.800 They could take your shit 1.00
01:02:54.100 A glass jar 1.00
01:02:55.120 By the way PSA for everyone who like loves socialism 1.00
01:02:57.860 Eventually they'll take your shit too 1.00
01:03:00.080 They're gonna take your shit too 1.00
01:03:02.420 They'll take Logan's first 1.00
01:03:04.300 And that will make you feel good 1.00
01:03:06.020 And then you're gonna wake up and they're gonna take your shit too 1.00
01:03:08.500 Nah nah nah nah 1.00
01:03:09.540 um uh you you know we're building rip it this is the last thing i want to ask you know we're
01:03:14.000 building rip it uh yes you called me yep yep i called you and asked you well i asked you about
01:03:17.520 i think what the next concept yeah i like where you're going um which i think would be could be
01:03:21.900 big and i'll call you again don't pass on it unless you yeah but you you invested in in uh
01:03:26.360 one of our competitors which is uh which is cool it's cool to say because now we're in the space
01:03:31.220 um what what is what is your general opinion on repacks and and live shopping and entertainment
01:03:36.040 shopping repacks i've done so little actual homework okay i'm aware what it is of course
01:03:41.000 i'm in the game but like i don't know have a hot take on that live shopping i've been very vocal
01:03:45.600 yeah for you know i would say over 50 people have come to the v friends booth here and thank me for
01:03:51.020 changing their life again wow on just live shopping wow people come up to me and said
01:03:56.020 literally i heard you six months ago here's my whatnot numbers showing me like three million
01:03:59.920 like changed their lives.
01:04:02.600 Here's the cool part.
01:04:03.940 When we met each other,
01:04:06.100 I was already nine.
01:04:08.340 Vine was what, 14, 15, 16?
01:04:10.520 2000, 2013.
01:04:12.300 13.
01:04:12.900 I was already eight years
01:04:14.740 into publicly talking about social media.
01:04:17.900 Wow.
01:04:18.460 And the people that have followed me
01:04:19.520 for a long time thought in 2013
01:04:21.360 were like, oh, Vine,
01:04:23.040 like I'm already too late to do it.
01:04:25.080 And that was your day one.
01:04:26.720 Wow.
01:04:27.060 I'm telling everyone who's watching right now
01:04:30.240 Live shopping has not even begun
01:04:32.380 It has not begun
01:04:34.160 And not because I wanted to
01:04:36.520 Let's talk numbers
01:04:37.620 In China
01:04:38.540 Live shopping this year
01:04:40.780 Will do over 1 trillion dollars
01:04:43.780 1 trillion dollars
01:04:46.240 In product
01:04:47.660 I think it accounts for like 30% of commerce
01:04:49.620 And here's what's confusing people
01:04:50.960 For the last 50 years of technology
01:04:52.760 The west has brought things to the east
01:04:56.260 We would innovate in America
01:04:58.380 And bring it to the world 1.00
01:04:59.480 Over the last 10 years we've seen China 0.93
01:05:02.480 Now lead and bring things to the world
01:05:05.000 By dance, TikTok changed social
01:05:06.980 Yeah, COVID
01:05:07.580 Right? So, are you going to conspiracy theories?
01:05:10.780 Fauci
01:05:11.220 Fauci's why I'm not making money 1.00
01:05:14.080 You fucking bitches 1.00
01:05:15.700 Shut up 1.00
01:05:16.220 K-pop 1.00
01:05:19.800 Like if you ever 1.00
01:05:21.060 I would have never predicted 1.00
01:05:24.500 15 year old blonde girls 1.00
01:05:26.360 in Iowa
01:05:27.300 loving Asian dudes 1.00
01:05:29.240 with fucking weird hair 1.00
01:05:30.300 like you could never 1.00
01:05:31.260 predict that
01:05:32.040 K-pop was wild
01:05:32.800 you could have never
01:05:33.440 predicted that
01:05:34.100 so Asia's influence
01:05:35.040 is coming
01:05:35.440 Latin America
01:05:36.720 you know
01:05:37.400 you know
01:05:37.980 culture is coming
01:05:39.060 with music
01:05:39.640 Bad Bunny
01:05:40.060 all that
01:05:40.500 J Balvin
01:05:41.200 like you could see
01:05:42.120 the world melting
01:05:43.180 pot is getting bigger
01:05:44.500 because of the way
01:05:45.080 the world is structured
01:05:45.900 around social
01:05:46.640 but anyone watching
01:05:48.360 right now
01:05:48.860 who's like
01:05:49.860 here's an example
01:05:50.840 as little as what
01:05:51.880 I'm about to say
01:05:52.520 somebody watching
01:05:53.560 who could use
01:05:54.020 an extra thousand bucks
01:05:55.040 literally go on TikTok live
01:05:57.140 or on whatnot
01:05:58.200 and literally
01:05:59.480 literally
01:06:00.580 sell a thousand dollars 1.00
01:06:02.380 worth of shit 1.00
01:06:03.080 laying in your fucking basement. 1.00
01:06:05.040 You could literally go live 1.00
01:06:06.200 and be like
01:06:07.240 this shoe
01:06:08.180 20 bucks
01:06:09.800 and people will buy it.
01:06:11.940 I don't know if you know this 0.95
01:06:12.740 people are degenerates 0.81
01:06:14.140 when it comes to shopping. 1.00
01:06:15.780 People just buy shit 1.00
01:06:16.760 because they're fucking 1.00
01:06:17.540 it's just human. 1.00
01:06:19.360 It's fucking human. 1.00
01:06:20.440 So live shopping 1.00
01:06:21.380 has not even started
01:06:22.420 and every person 0.99
01:06:23.860 listening can fucking change 0.99
01:06:25.860 the course of their lives 1.00
01:06:27.320 by becoming a live shopping host
01:06:29.720 and the way that you grab the bull by the
01:06:31.940 horn on Vine
01:06:33.300 and it fundamentally
01:06:35.220 do you know how different your life would have been if you were 40
01:06:37.800 years earlier there was no outlet 0.99
01:06:40.020 yeah you would have been in fucking Ohio 1.00
01:06:42.100 fucking doing Ohio shit 1.00
01:06:43.760 I know I know so weird right so 1.00
01:06:45.560 so weird to think so everybody who's listening
01:06:47.840 right now listen a lot of people
01:06:49.620 were not meant to be you know content
01:06:51.940 creators because they're not good enough
01:06:53.460 But some of those people
01:06:54.820 Are meant to be the best live sellers in the world
01:06:57.340 Because they're sales people
01:06:58.620 Lou, we had old Lou up here earlier
01:07:01.200 No shot would have been a good content creator
01:07:04.180 Could crush
01:07:05.500 As a live selling host
01:07:07.740 He was a salesman
01:07:08.580 And when he's passionate about something
01:07:11.680 He really gets going and he would crush
01:07:13.980 But he was never going to be you
01:07:15.560 As a content creator
01:07:16.800 But he could be a profoundly good live
01:07:18.820 He's building this alcohol brand
01:07:20.320 He should quit
01:07:21.200 I know you think it's gonna be big quit and just live sell interesting interesting and he represents
01:07:27.380 tens of millions of people listening right now so I'm obsessed live shopping here's why
01:07:32.680 there's so many people's lives are gonna be changed by it this way social media change
01:07:37.020 people's lives that's amazing dude dude you you uh you said you're gonna give us 30 minutes you
01:07:40.780 give us a fucking hour wait what you were gonna give us 30 minutes I asked yesterday I said I was 0.64
01:07:45.360 gonna give him 30 minutes when i found out you were here bro i i am i am willing to be here as 0.97
01:07:52.220 long as you want mike i have a lot of love for you as you know again you know this right like
01:07:57.340 we haven't really gotten a real right but you know this every time like randomly at a super
01:08:01.880 bowl thing like keep it up with the bird like i'd cheer for you bro no dude the first time i met you
01:08:06.100 was at the jets it was at a jets game with sean nelson from love sack oh is that right and you
01:08:10.020 were in the front row and i and we were in row two and i met you and i wanted to say this earlier
01:08:13.940 in the show when you when people say you are kind and giving of your time to everyone you 0.83
01:08:19.960 you were like that the first day i fucking met you in like 2014 or 15 you asked who how did i 0.91
01:08:25.800 get involved with love sack how did i get the job why did i know sean like dude you he gary really 0.98
01:08:30.620 is who he says he is and is an awesome fucking person facts facts you're the man gary v ladies 0.98
01:08:34.920 gentlemen. Thank you, everyone. Thank you. 0.96
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