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00:02:40.060 why don't i pitch you something let's hear it you're the producer of the show get the

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00:02:49.120 not even kidding i'm not even kidding bro i see him and he looks exactly like what he looks like

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00:03:01.460 yo let's go mark 0.99

00:03:04.280 oh they stiffed us on the office yeah damn it's not like i'm using this shit for anything else 0.98

00:03:20.980 you want you want headphones no whatever i don't care we do headphones all right if you do headphones 0.99

00:03:25.660 yeah yeah it's a good it's a good podcast vibe with the headphones i hear that do you ever use

00:03:30.320 this office or anything did it look like i used it no there's not a desk in a closet no because

00:03:34.940 um i've got an office on the other side of the building right and so we just added this practice

00:03:38.880 facility and my son was going to come in and you know fix it all up and trick it out and

00:03:44.140 obviously but um it's perfect for you man impulsive that's that's you know can we cheer

00:03:50.780 up our dallas setup here done done that's perfect so mark how are you dude i'm good good got my

00:03:57.700 workout this morning get the vibe with you guys i'm good good bro you're real active busy man

00:04:02.680 successful mark we love you guys um i haven't i haven't done an intro yet we've been shooting

00:04:07.900 the shit if you don't mind i got an intro for you all right first off ladies and gentlemen

00:04:11.820 welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast in the world thank you for listening watching 0.99

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00:04:18.320 notifications our guest today is a beast he's an entrepreneur he's an investor he's the owner of

00:04:25.060 an nba team i can't believe it and uh he's the original maverick and a billionaire with a b 0.94

00:04:30.600 ladies and gentlemen it's mark fucking cuban what up y'all hey are your headphones okay yeah 0.97

00:04:37.660 are they popping a little bit but you know you can deal with it i don't you've been through 0.97

00:04:42.320 hardship you know it's tough it's tough right you did a podcast with bobby all tough yeah that was

00:04:49.200 an experience was that a hardship was that tough you know it was in a garage and there was oil on 0.77

00:04:54.560 the fucking floor but yeah but you know my clothes don't cost more than 20 bucks a pop anyway so it's 0.85

00:04:59.640 okay that's that's her stick though like yeah her stick is like awkward yeah different and weird 0.99

00:05:05.420 did you find yourself struggling to get through it no man it goes off like you want to be different

00:05:09.260 you want to be weird let's go i'm ready that was easy i mean i thought i was too weird for her so

00:05:13.880 it was like a balance oh it was good yeah it was good you guys are like sitting on the floor as

00:05:16.960 well yeah just sitting on i like how raw she makes it but you know she gets uh you know she 0.99

00:05:22.020 gets like some heat for for they think she's an industry plant oh she talks about that shit right 0.99

00:05:27.900 yeah no she's she's the industry plant that planted the industry plant stuff right whoa 0.99

00:05:31.960 are we talking about inception or the matrix um you know it's just a big old false flag right it's

00:05:38.620 just like you know i feel like that's exactly right when someone's like quickly successful

00:05:43.960 like that something's up it comes something's up yeah something's up right she definitely is you 0.89

00:05:48.480 lay in bed with drake though shit happens yeah what happened how she get in bed with drake so 0.97

00:05:53.480 quick you know that's not something i pay attention to well she well she got in bed and out of bed 0.99

00:05:58.160 with drake right like there's there was some sort of major something perhaps yeah there's a lot of

00:06:03.040 speculation on what happened there but she's a cool chick right i liked her right she was chill

00:06:06.500 she was she wasn't like the minute the camera stopped rolling she changed right that was just 0.92

00:06:10.720 her hold on a second so when you met her she was just like hey man like yeah pretty much you know

00:06:15.360 what i'm saying like pretty much yeah pretty much it was just like hi oh cool you're lucky i'm having

00:06:22.040 you on the show today like how much money do you have that's awesome that's dope i saw the part

00:06:29.380 where she asked you for money yeah and i wanted to i wanted to mention this because mr beast posted

00:06:34.440 a video yeah like yesterday i think asking you for a million dollars as well oh he did i didn't

00:06:38.640 see that one he posted it oh ask me for a million dollars yeah what do you mean you read it yeah

00:06:43.740 you definitely you definitely shot it with mr beast he asked you for a million dollars you said

00:06:48.380 no yeah i mean we shot um out hooping actually um he did this thing with um different um houses

00:06:54.520 that cost different amounts starts with a dollar house a million dollar house and i got to see the

00:06:59.240 15 million dollar house and i took my son and you know he's like it's got a cool backyard um

00:07:03.560 basketball court let's get some shots up i'm like okay yeah but i don't think he asked me for any

00:07:07.500 money unless it was brand new i'm telling you mark there's a video could be ai could be ai right

00:07:12.620 you can't trust anything he looks real maybe he did right he wouldn't be the first guy to ask me

00:07:18.060 for a million dollars so this is what i'm getting to people often i assume like ask you for money 0.83

00:07:23.760 all the fucking time is it annoying it's a great problem to have yeah yeah yeah true you know i've 0.84

00:07:29.120 been there on the other side and so like you know ask away the only time it was weird was when 0.96

00:07:33.800 i first um really got paid right and got up to the billionaire status and then like buddies of mine

00:07:39.780 who i thought i was cool with i mean i remember one dude like he sent me a letter didn't even

00:07:45.140 talk to me sent me a letter hey mark i need 275 000 i know it's not a big deal to you anymore

00:07:50.560 i'll just pick up a check i haven't talked to him since i have not talked to him since that's

00:07:56.100 offensive yeah well you you know what it's like right i mean once you start making it it's it's

00:07:59.660 not so much you you figure it out it's everybody around you who doesn't really know how all this

00:08:03.940 is supposed to work and you know the way i always looked at the people i'm close to i know if they're

00:08:08.780 having problems right and i'm going to reach out and i'm going to help people i don't really know 0.99

00:08:12.680 they're going to ask i'm gonna say fuck off do you say fuck off exactly to them 0.99

00:08:17.720 yeah yeah because it's not like you know you're not my guy i'm we're not close if you have to 1.00

00:08:24.420 ass then we're not close yeah so like people don't generally have to ask you like if you have

00:08:28.940 something cool going on and they're involved they're at value you kind of would like break

00:08:33.000 them off yeah you know what i'm saying like no no i'm just curious i'm not going anywhere with

00:08:36.800 this but you'd make sure like yo they're you know they're doing stuff that promotes the brand or

00:08:40.680 the or not even yeah not even not even like not even they don't have to do anything you'll know

00:08:44.100 just my guys like yeah yeah no it's not even great no it's not like i said enough thank you 0.74

00:08:49.620 thank you i'm not giving a shit like that right it's like you know if my guy's like all right 0.86

00:08:55.440 you know i know your house blew up or whatever right or some shit happened right all right i'll 0.97

00:09:00.360 help out you know your insurance you don't have insurance whatever sorry but you're exploding 0.89

00:09:03.780 yeah does that happen often like half a million spontaneous combustion right

00:09:08.520 these things happen i've seen the videos look when i was

00:09:13.400 eight i was in school saw guinness book of world records i love these things especially at that

00:09:20.280 age seeing all these amazing human feats open it up world's richest person bill gates

00:09:24.880 60 billion dollars i was eight years old i thought of the most brilliant idea ever i said i'm gonna

00:09:31.660 write this rich man a letter i'm gonna ask him for some money so then i could be rich so i did

00:09:38.000 i wrote him a letter like your friend wrote you um yeah but you were a he was like 50 0.96

00:09:42.960 but he never responded i couldn't believe it damn bill do you hear my bill gates story 0.92

00:09:48.760 okay my bill gates story right so there used to be this trade show called comdex 0.98

00:09:53.880 and it was like a big trade show and it was like 25 actual work and 75 oh fuck it's vegas let's go

00:10:01.380 right and they always had booth babes and everything and you know i'd be slick you know

00:10:05.660 let's go out have a drink whatever and um one time i'm out and we're at this club and i'm like 0.67

00:10:12.000 okay i'm gonna get us all a round of drinks and i come back and my girls are gone my girls are

00:10:17.940 gone i come later to find out they got a better offer from bill gates better drinks yeah better

00:10:25.600 whatever but that was like early days of microsoft when he just made his first billions or whatever

00:10:30.300 and he was saying so bill was laying pipe bill stole my girls yeah whoa see he doesn't strike

00:10:36.240 me as a lady that shows you how bad it was have you spent time with him no the only time he gets

00:10:43.800 a bad rap and i wanted to ask you about this because generally from what i've seen especially

00:10:48.820 in this new like age of like conspiracy right anybody with a little bit of bread yeah they're

00:10:54.720 like automatically like an elitist exactly yeah you know like the what is it um the world global

00:11:01.120 whatever the globalist or whatever the wf yeah yeah we're an economic forum right yeah and and 0.99

00:11:07.560 illuminati and they drink you know the blood of the babies that shit's cool man it's fun those 0.98

00:11:12.500 dudes illuminati they are fun you can't say that we have to stop you they're gonna clip this we 0.99

00:11:18.760 have to stop you no but like dude you're you're you're a billionaire you know what i'm saying 0.99

00:11:24.320 like what'd you say i didn't hear you you're a billionaire sorry i'm fucking you know and like 0.98

00:11:30.920 you seem like a pretty normal guy like you don't like no are any have you ever met any 1.00

00:11:35.660 billionaires that are vampires i'm trying to think because if you i told to suck my dick 0.99

00:11:41.760 no vampire do you want to tell us who those people no no that wouldn't be happy do most 0.99

00:11:47.940 billionaires suck or are most billionaires cool most of them are cool most of them really like 0.93

00:11:52.700 Like, just, you know, to have a bee next to your name, you got to be lucky. 0.99

00:11:56.460 And 90% of the people I've met that are that rich know they're lucky.

00:12:00.680 Like, something happened that just, you know, you can be smart.

00:12:03.580 You can make money.

00:12:04.380 You can become a millionaire.

00:12:05.520 You can grind like you guys do when great things happen. 1.00

00:12:08.340 But to get to that next level, shit's got to be, like, crazy. 0.99

00:12:11.700 You can grind like you guys do, but, you know, it's never going to happen. 0.99

00:12:14.280 But you know what I'm saying, though, right?

00:12:15.680 You know what I'm saying, right?

00:12:16.720 There's no disrespect.

00:12:17.700 And so most of the people I met are that way.

00:12:22.300 and then most of them realize like their next dollar is not going to change their lives 0.99

00:12:26.320 but some of them are just like i gotta get more i gotta get more and those are the fucked up ones 0.99

00:12:31.080 right because it's like how much more do you need and the shit that they'll do to get that extra 0.98

00:12:35.920 money right that's what's fucked up but that's not in your dna though because i find with like 0.98

00:12:41.120 hungry people like that they that chase and the continuation of building and compounding 0.97

00:12:49.320 is the thing no look it's a scoreboard right look if i was you know when i was 35 right let's go

00:12:55.460 let's get to the next level let's get to the next level when it first happened bought the maps let's

00:12:59.740 get to the next level but then you have kids and shit and it starts to take you know that starts

00:13:03.560 becoming you know more important and things you can do there and then like with me i've just gotten 0.96

00:13:09.000 to the point where like if i can fuck things up to make things better that's the juice right it's

00:13:14.000 not about how much more money i have it's the competitive juices are okay how can i take an

00:13:18.640 industry you know like the the drug industry just fuck it up we love disrupt it yeah just disrupt

00:13:23.120 yeah yeah so that's the stuff that that's what gets me excited because you guys know right there's

00:13:28.900 there's sports and then there's business and business is more competitive than sports 0.97

00:13:33.120 because there's always somebody out there trying to kick your ass and you always are competing with 0.99

00:13:37.820 every fucking drink in the world right and every angle every edge you're trying to get 0.99

00:13:42.120 and you know somebody's trying to do the same thing and that shelf space you know that shipping 0.99

00:13:46.320 space that that's everything and that's you know that's that's the juice for me did your luck your

00:13:52.700 stroke of luck that you mentioned that most billionaires have i don't know if i would even

00:13:57.420 call it luck but did it come with broadcast.com yeah for sure like so i you know my first company

00:14:03.540 a company called micro solutions i started because i got fired from the job and i built it built it

00:14:07.680 didn't take a vacation for like seven years sold it but i learned all about networking and technology

00:14:12.820 programming and all that stuff right and then take some time off but a lifetime pass in american

00:14:17.640 airlines just traveled and partied like a rock star dude i mean like literally i had this little

00:14:22.840 card i could walk into a club say let's go to vegas and i show up to american airlines they 0.89

00:14:27.960 have flights full they have to kick people off i was the best shit ever right it made me super 0.90

00:14:33.100 handsome that was like that was like the level one of a private jet oh yeah that's good right 0.96

00:14:37.540 for somebody who couldn't afford a jet. Right. And so I was just going to be retired. Right.

00:14:42.520 I wasn't going to do shit. I was just, you know, I was making money trading stocks. I was set. 0.90

00:14:46.380 And then, you know, my buddy from college comes along and says, look, you know, you know,

00:14:50.520 this internet stuff that's happening. It's like 94, 95. There's gotta be a way we can put sports

00:14:55.300 on the internet. I'm like, let me figure it out. Right. Streaming didn't exist. And then the next

00:14:59.100 day streaming existed. Right. Now when we got going, if the internet stock market hadn't just

00:15:04.680 been insane you know and been this big bubble who knows what might not work yeah yeah but the

00:15:10.300 company still would have worked right but it would have i wouldn't have made as much money but when

00:15:14.120 the internet stock market went parabolic it was just right it was like here we go you know and

00:15:20.420 so we we go public it was broadcast.com it was the first streaming um company and it was the largest

00:15:26.000 ipo in the history of the stock market at the time six billion yeah that's what we sold it oh that's

00:15:30.020 what you sold it for a year later yeah a little bit more than a year later we sold it for 5.7

00:15:33.880 in stock though. Right. And so getting 5.7 in Yahoo stock. Well, if the internet stock market

00:15:41.320 crashes, all that shit goes to hell too. So the better part of that story is after we sold, 1.00

00:15:46.980 I did a, I did a caller right where I sell calls and stocks and I buy puts on the stocks and that

00:15:53.000 protected me when the whole internet stock market cratered. And so that was smart. That part wasn't

00:15:57.860 luck, but the fact that the whole internet stock market, there's some skill. Yeah. Yeah. But you

00:16:02.040 know if i had been born three years earlier five years later might not happen i wouldn't be sitting

00:16:07.100 here what what was your net worth or approximate net worth prior to that six million about 25 25

00:16:13.800 m's yeah oh so your life changed dramatically yeah okay okay okay i want to ask you this what

00:16:20.740 was like the biggest like what did you do you woke up one day i'm sure dude there had to be a moment

00:16:26.320 where you were like well you got it in stock you said right yeah so i had to convert that to cash

00:16:30.800 first right that's where i put on the collar so that's when i knew i was good but at one point

00:16:34.960 you converted to cash were you just like did you just like ever look at your bank account

00:16:39.100 yeah i did i would run around naked

00:16:42.060 you know and then i knew everybody knew so i would walk out go to the clubs with my boys and

00:16:48.460 it'd be like yeah come on like i can see you at the atm you know where you can like check the

00:16:53.160 balance and just walk away from the screen like whoops i accidentally left my balance on the

00:16:59.560 screen no man not not that much right but like i would have like because something came in or

00:17:04.940 whatever i would have three or four million dollars in my bank account and i could walk

00:17:08.440 up to the apm put my card in make sure there's a bunch of people around print out the receipt 0.98

00:17:15.700 right that has the balance on it whoops you know oh yeah fuck yeah i did that yeah 0.69

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00:18:01.000 october 29th at 2 p.m eastern on nbc back to the program here's a question too you had

00:18:08.360 life changes a lot probably yeah for sure i don't know how this goes obviously but when you when you

00:18:14.580 change from a a multi-millionaire to a billionaire and as you continue to want to like build and and

00:18:20.340 you know increase your net worth was there ever a moment along that journey where you looked back

00:18:26.940 and said damn i kind of missed that more carefree period in my life where i was just having a good

00:18:31.960 time and things weren't as pressurized not so much from a money perspective just from a social media 0.97

00:18:36.640 perspective right because you get to that point where everybody knows who you are and everybody's

00:18:41.140 taking pictures of everything you do target yeah you're just a target for everything and so someone

00:18:45.660 took a picture of me uh yesterday at a restaurant and uh they they there was a girl that was like

00:18:52.920 two feet away from me walking through the same door frame that i was like standing in and they 0.98

00:18:56.140 accused me of cheating on my fiance with her yeah yeah it's just dumb shit well that was my it was 0.96

00:19:00.560 mike's girlfriend like your girlfriend like mike was in the back there's a picture of way back when 0.98

00:19:05.020 we're in the finals right and so um there's dirk's girlfriend sitting next to me and i

00:19:10.860 purposely knowing there's people around was leaning back like this then all of a sudden

00:19:15.960 there are pictures everywhere you know mark cuban not his wife just come on everywhere and

00:19:22.340 it's dirk's girlfriend and it's just like always see you're a professional so it's got like a real

00:19:27.620 professional so it's got to be a little bit harder for you because when it happens to us

00:19:30.680 like we'll just play into it oh no look do you know what i said i responded to the picture and

00:19:34.780 i was like this is so messed up of logan to do to me yeah you know what i'm saying i said i will

00:19:40.080 never forgive him for this and that's now that's blowing up on twitter people are like is the beef

00:19:44.900 real right and you just go with it right you just go with it right yeah for sure for sure yeah some 0.99

00:19:50.860 of that you know you know first of all twitter x is just such a cesspool now right shit show it's 0.99

00:19:56.140 a shithole right you can't you can't win no matter what everything like less and less and less less 1.00

00:20:00.760 time elon fucked that shit up right badly fuck that shit up but you know instagram still chill 1.00

00:20:06.040 tiktok still chill and there's other places right that aren't so bad where you can mess with people 0.99

00:20:10.100 and have fun um but you just can't do it on on twitter that this x conversation is is important

00:20:15.440 because you know as the conversation around like real radical free speech continues to like carry

00:20:21.900 on here i mean that's kind of what you have there and and more so he probably elon would probably

00:20:28.780 say this isn't the case but it seems to me that algorithmically the bad stuff is elevated oh i

00:20:35.600 read that shit right i'm a tech guy yeah right so maybe they changed it but i'm like okay

00:20:40.160 you know because i was giving elon some shit about it so that yeah and so i mean let me just 0.98

00:20:45.240 look at because they they open source their algorithms to their credit and the way it works 0.98

00:20:49.120 It's called a nearest tree or something like that algorithm where if you are a big user on X Twitter, then and you have a lot of followers and those followers engage with you, then all the shit, not only not only your shit gets elevated, but all the people you engage with get elevated. 0.99

00:21:08.060 So when Elon interacts with some of these crazy fucked up people, their shit gets elevated and the people that they talk to, their shit gets elevated. 0.98

00:21:17.200 that's that tree thing right that i've noticed it i noticed it when i when i because sometimes 1.00

00:21:22.240 your for you page turns into a shit it's a disaster and i'm not going to claim innocence 0.98

00:21:26.160 i've certainly have watched some of these school fights or or played into some of these conspiracy 0.99

00:21:31.140 theories when i read them because like you and i've seen it from you the frustration that exists

00:21:37.700 inside of me for the past 10 years watching this continue to just snowball yes is is massive and i

00:21:43.560 know that it has been with you and it's tough like it's like five you know three years ago on

00:21:48.920 twitter right you could engage with somebody and it could be real right and there there can be an

00:21:55.540 in-depth conversation where people are like okay you know i'm learning something i'm giving

00:22:00.280 something i'm getting something that's a win-win now oh my god you say anything and it's just like 0.98

00:22:05.960 fucking trolls come out at night right and it's awful what's the solution um elon has got a 0.97

00:22:13.420 take himself out of the algorithm and i posted that to him you think he's that he has a player 0.99

00:22:18.240 is that powerful him he has 160 million users and in this the the algorithm is designed to

00:22:23.820 amplify your biggest users and the people that they engage with so if he just says okay extract

00:22:29.060 myself from the algorithm then you know when he says excellent or interesting or whatever the

00:22:33.600 he posts right because he knows that that shit's just it backdoors everything that happens on 0.92

00:22:39.660 twitter and he can claim non-involvement because he's just writing this is an interesting stat but 0.97

00:22:45.540 just by doing that doing that it's promoted it's promoted everywhere and then the people that 0.91

00:22:50.460 promote with that post that promote with that all that shit just it just amplifies and gets 0.84

00:22:55.800 amplified and so if he just said you know because he still has 160 million followers so if he post 0.99

00:23:00.100 160 million people have a chance to see it but you just don't want that shit influencing what 0.92

00:23:05.000 gets seen by everybody else what about a a forced uh identification system where people that would 0.98

00:23:13.080 kill his business he can't really i thought i thought i saw something that people want to charge 0.89

00:23:17.040 a dollar yeah to make sure that you're not boss no that's bullshit right i i think if if people 0.99

00:23:23.460 have to actually be people and the human that is behind the tweet is revealed because they have to 1.00

00:23:29.260 i agree with you because then they can't you know you can't be anonymous yeah you can't be a pussy 0.99

00:23:32.780 and just sit there and talk shit yeah you know because people know who you are right um i agree 1.00

00:23:38.520 that that would help but it would kill his business but there also was a there's a fucked 0.99

00:23:42.000 up point here in that there was a verification system that yeah that he then that wasn't perfect

00:23:48.940 but it worked it wasn't perfect but it worked because at least when you saw that blue check

00:23:53.200 you had some especially if it was the name you knew right right because this is logan this is

00:23:58.680 i know that they're real right and now anybody can buy one and and and it's you know and you can 0.99

00:24:03.940 then claim and it's eight bucks you know so if you just want to fuck with people for a month right 0.92

00:24:08.240 you pay your eight bucks and then what happens is it moves you right to the top so when you go look 0.72

00:24:12.840 down in someone's mentions you see all these people that paid the rate dollars that you know

00:24:17.380 i'm gonna tell you something else and i can't prove this but i think that he's doing um i think

00:24:22.680 he's taking um old abandoned accounts that you know count someone opened in 2015 and hasn't used

00:24:30.720 since 2015 and turn them into bots to amplify the number of users he said he was fighting right well

00:24:37.540 yeah because but he controls them right so his bots they're his bots army of bots i'm guessing

00:24:43.620 right i don't know i'm guessing but when i when i went to um the world economic forum that's what

00:24:49.820 we were talking about oh you went there oh yeah you know what i did oh my god here's another

00:24:59.160 question do you think that now especially that that uh x has become monetized and you actually

00:25:06.000 i'll be honest you actually can make it i made two grand one month yeah because something took

00:25:10.260 off yeah you can make a and for like the average person who doesn't have that level of wealth

00:25:14.660 right um do you think this elevation of of hatred and just kind of nasty rhetoric that we're seeing

00:25:22.780 is less representative of elon's algorithm and more representative of like a systemic issue that

00:25:28.960 we as people have you know i don't think twitter is real world oh certainly it's yeah it's not

00:25:34.560 no i think you know when you get on twitter it's like there's all kinds of gyms you can go work

00:25:41.140 out at if you get go to an mma gym you're getting into one type of workout right and you're going

00:25:46.720 to expect someone's going to hit somebody someone's going to get hit right you go to jojitsu

00:25:50.720 different type of work you go to a regular gym play ball different type of workout you know what

00:25:54.840 you get when you go to twitter great analogy right and you know and now you see what threads

00:25:59.400 is doing to try to compete it's not there yet but there's better engagement on threads there's just

00:26:04.400 not as well as much wide of breadth of of expertise right on twitter you can find somebody

00:26:09.260 who knows something about everything right and still and on threads and on the others you can't 0.97

00:26:14.560 who wins elon or zuck in that box in that fight kicks his ass you know that i mean you know if 0.94

00:26:19.320 you know um if you have the skills right in within that um whatever what's he do jujitsu yeah yeah 0.94

00:26:27.040 yeah but he also does striking i think yeah so i mean a while but you know if if you know the

00:26:32.680 actual sport and you've been trained in the sport you're going to take on somebody who's not been

00:26:37.420 trained no matter what the size difference is what was i gonna say sorry about that no i just

00:26:42.060 i just thought that we're talking about the illuminati and how the illuminati yeah and how

00:26:45.840 elon got me kicked out twitter uh internet's not real life threads threads twitter elon

00:26:52.440 jim oh it's gone by the way i like your shirt i just i want to say this really quick this is a

00:26:58.780 very very limited edition worn lotus what dallas mavericks that says dallas don't break i wore this

00:27:05.360 specifically for you mr i kind of figured yeah yeah i kind of figured i wear i wear it from time

00:27:09.760 to time but i felt like today would be a great day to wear it i mean you're ready for you got a big

00:27:14.480 season coming up yeah you guys ready yeah i think we're ready if we stay healthy but the the whole

00:27:19.400 nba is just so good now the level of talent in the nba over just even the last six seven years

00:27:24.660 has just exploded the even the worst teams like if you compared the worst teams in the nba now

00:27:31.100 versus 10 years ago, the worst teams now would be, you know, playoff teams easily 10 years ago,

00:27:37.020 just because that's where social media has been positive. Like anybody who picks up a ball or in

00:27:42.220 any sport, right? You can just watch anything you want to watch on social media and learn, you know,

00:27:47.600 moves, you know, how to handle the ball. You know, you see guys like even in football, right? Wide

00:27:52.700 receivers, they got to do the one handed stuff, right? And they get the gloves and the stick them.

00:27:57.400 i mean you didn't see that stuff 10 years ago and so social media has changed the ability to

00:28:02.380 improve your skills and you also have like like jiu-jitsu right you can get trained watching

00:28:07.200 videos to a certain extent on social media 10 years ago you couldn't do that so you think the

00:28:12.880 level of skill in the nba has has and that makes the whole league tougher that's so that leads me

00:28:18.040 into a good question michael jordan lebron or luca greatest of all time all totally different

00:28:26.660 I think I knew you were going to answer

00:28:28.580 Luca's more like LeBron right

00:28:30.460 where he makes everybody on the court better 1.00

00:28:32.180 whereas MJ he's the fucking killer 0.99

00:28:34.300 right so if 0.99

00:28:36.160 I'm in a close game and I have a choice

00:28:38.580 between any of those three I'm taking MJ

00:28:39.900 right if I if it's the beginning

00:28:42.700 of the season and I've got four

00:28:44.720 great players right

00:28:46.720 that or four good players

00:28:48.460 and I want somebody who can make them better

00:28:50.480 and get me to the playoffs and maybe win a championship

00:28:52.420 I'm taking LeBron and eventually that'll be Luca

00:28:54.880 I threw Luca in there I know I know you're 0.96

00:28:56.640 setting me up i'm gonna get some shit for that because obviously like he's what which one 0.71

00:29:00.360 oh about his team and he's not gonna answer it or dirk yeah yeah oh totally different players 0.87

00:29:07.240 yeah totally different players dirk's my guy though dirk's my guy okay if yeah right if you

00:29:13.000 were at nick and sam's which one of the steaks would you get the luca or the dirk um i'd get

00:29:17.420 the luca is that's like 77 day dry something like that yeah yeah and i'm a vegetarian i'd still get

00:29:23.360 the Luca you know because it's so good you're a vegetarian yeah I went vegetarian about four

00:29:26.860 years ago how come um just because you know as you get older your body isn't as resilient that 0.83

00:29:32.040 shit every bit of inflammation I can suck out of my body matters so I can still work out I mean 0.84

00:29:37.020 because like I'm an orthopedic mess man I've got um two herniated discs two replaced hips 0.99

00:29:42.140 torn rotator cuffs what was it getting RKO'd by Randy Orton yeah that was fun too man um playing

00:29:47.860 rugby and basketball oh yeah any ever any issues with your ankles they're just tight I got like 0.97

00:29:53.160 no flexibility but you've had have you ever had any fusion no fuck no no okay i'm happy we're 0.98

00:29:58.640 talking about this i have a really fucked up right ankle arthritic ankle with a bunch of 0.98

00:30:02.820 pin screws all that stuff in there and they're pushing me towards fusion on it i've been pushing 0.86

00:30:07.420 towards amputation yeah well you gotta give up once you get fusion you kind of give up working

00:30:12.240 out on what you do right you lose you lose a lot of up and down motion uh or the rest of the up and

00:30:17.740 down motion it's just the thing is is like i don't have all that much yeah i have i don't have much

00:30:21.740 either. Right. But, but still like, like with my hips, right. I put off, I waited too long to get

00:30:26.940 my hips replaced. I mean, I was getting the, the, the epidurals, you know, where they show you and

00:30:31.660 they, that needle goes in and you watch that needle. It was, it was funky. It kind of felt

00:30:35.660 kind of good. It was weird, but my dog has hip dysplasia, so I'm glad it'll feel good when he

00:30:41.320 gets a surgery. Yeah. It's not so bad. Yeah. And so, but getting my hips replaced was the best

00:30:45.460 thing ever. I mean, I was back on the court in six months. How long does the hip replacement last?

00:30:49.320 they say 15 to 20 years so my my right one's the ankles aren't there yet no only at like five 0.78

00:30:54.740 knees and ankles are like still fucked this this is too niche i'll talk to you about that i want 0.65

00:30:58.800 to i want to stick with basketball for a second you guys just made a a very important signing 0.99

00:31:03.680 with kyrie three years 126 million which breaks down to 37 million 37 thousand thirty seven

00:31:10.000 dollars per year which is kind of strange that is kind of strange i never even noticed that

00:31:13.440 did you do that no no i didn't even know it's some sort of symbolism to the other illuminati

00:31:18.660 He's going to bust me on the Illuminati again, man.

00:31:22.920 Quite the polarizing figure.

00:31:24.780 He's not really, though, right?

00:31:26.180 Well, I'm not saying he's wrong.

00:31:28.100 I'm just saying like.

00:31:28.800 No, I'm just saying he's not.

00:31:29.820 Like when there's people like you don't know.

00:31:32.880 And like, I don't know you guys.

00:31:34.260 I don't know your brother.

00:31:35.080 Right.

00:31:35.400 It's just like you just have your own social media interpretation.

00:31:39.400 Right. 1.00

00:31:39.720 Or like your girlfriend and all that shit. 1.00

00:31:41.680 Oh, he must be a dick. 1.00

00:31:42.640 Right. 1.00

00:31:43.020 Fucking with the boy's girlfriend. 1.00

00:31:44.340 And that's the kind of same thing with Kyrie. 1.00

00:31:46.460 Kyrie is the dude in college where whenever he came over to your room,

00:31:51.480 even if everybody's drinking, he wants to have a two-hour deep conversation.

00:31:54.820 About the flat earth?

00:31:55.980 Not even. 1.00

00:31:56.620 He doesn't believe that shit. 1.00

00:31:57.320 Just about whatever. 1.00

00:31:58.780 Just about whatever, right?

00:32:00.900 It's just like he wants to talk about how people feel.

00:32:04.200 He wants to talk about the plight of people who are disadvantaged. 1.00

00:32:08.500 Like deep, deep, deep shit, which is cool when you want to talk about deep, deep shit. 0.99

00:32:12.780 It's awful when it's like, Kyrie, come on now. 1.00

00:32:14.300 The game's on.

00:32:14.900 you know and that but that's just who he is but i like him i think he's a good dude well it boils

00:32:20.700 down a lot to that like whole like horrible like shut up and dribble mentality that like people

00:32:25.880 have been pushed into which obviously like i don't agree with and when i say polarizing i don't mean

00:32:29.640 it in a right or wrong way i just mean controversial like it's obviously yeah it's just

00:32:33.220 tremendous like conversation i've been in the eye of the storm this is what i told kairi like i've 0.97

00:32:37.280 been the irish storm right everybody's coming down to me everybody thinks i'm gonna fuck up

00:32:40.960 whatever multiple times and then when that's how people are positioning you in the media 0.85

00:32:45.680 that's just your life for however long until it starts to blow over right and you know you you

00:32:51.900 can fight back or you just let it blow over and just be yourself and perform and perform yeah on

00:32:57.380 the court yeah athlete yeah he knows i mean he's probably one of the most skilled basketball players

00:33:02.560 in the history of the nba i mean he's that good and him and luca together are gonna be fun it's

00:33:08.040 gonna be amazing to watch do you um do you feel like there's any level of uh distraction that the

00:33:15.860 off-the-court conversation brings along with it and has there been any conversation around like

00:33:19.740 trying to corral that no no no with Kyrie I'm like dude just be yourself yeah yeah just be you 0.91

00:33:25.240 whatever you know we'll roll with it you know I know he's gonna say say shit I don't I don't agree 0.95

00:33:30.100 with right but there's a lot of people that work for me that I don't agree with right that I don't 0.93

00:33:34.680 care about that um so no and he's not in new york anymore you know and that's a big difference

00:33:40.580 it's just a different media market um i just you know and i think kairi just wants to win

00:33:47.240 he really at the end of the day he's going to be true to himself he's he's one of the most

00:33:51.260 authentic people i've ever met he doesn't he doesn't pull any punches but he wants to win

00:33:54.860 he knows his legacy depends on winning it's interesting how social media kind of like an

00:34:00.120 onion has stripped the layers of artists and athletes you know 10 20 years ago you you you

00:34:07.360 know these people for the way they perform or the way and your personal lives and everything else 0.80

00:34:11.160 you don't give a shit relevant yeah you don't you don't know it right yep but now you know humans

00:34:16.120 if they have social media are inclined to show their lives off and maybe a voice in opinion or 0.99

00:34:21.120 thought used to yeah most most people i think if you peel back their layers like an onion

00:34:28.320 become less desirable the more you know about human you're right human yeah you're human 0.96

00:34:33.440 i'm as fucked up as they get right but but but still then mark you're you're just you're so 0.95

00:34:39.620 liked and like you know you're the man and but people know a lot about you so you're in a unique 0.99

00:34:44.760 position where you were able to strip back those layers and people are still fucking with you well 0.82

00:34:48.600 yeah but you know a big part of that is you know i just i just decided at one point it was like 0.79

00:34:53.460 side um you can't you can't fight it right and like you were saying before with the picture of

00:35:00.080 with your girl um and at the point you just like you just got to be authentic and you call that 0.94

00:35:05.800 bullshit where there's bullshit and you don't try to like change people's minds you can't you can't 0.79

00:35:10.900 you just got to roll with it you know you make a mistake i made my mistakes if i get it right 1.00

00:35:15.540 i get it right um but and if i think you're fucking with me there's two levels right if 0.94

00:35:21.840 you're just some random that's fucking with me i don't care right but if like elon wants musk wants 0.99

00:35:26.380 to fuck with me let's go let's go baby let's get it yeah let's go right because i like that right 1.00

00:35:33.360 i like that yeah that challenge yeah you could you can punch up yeah i don't care yeah yeah do 1.00

00:35:39.060 you ever avoid the conversation just because you know that it's gonna like pull you into something 0.67

00:35:43.880 that you're gonna fucking deal with for the rest of the day yeah on social media definitely definitely 0.77

00:35:48.080 you know where people get my email send me an email and everything there's just times where 0.98

00:35:52.340 you just gotta say no dude you responded to my brother's email once i did yeah about an idea he

00:36:00.260 had oh i did wow this is crazy was he eight years old no no he was like a well he was a kid he was

00:36:06.520 i think he was probably 18 years old oh really yep this was 10 years ago we were living in our

00:36:13.620 first apartment in uh in la we just moved here do you remember what his email address was

00:36:17.940 it would be funny if he pulls it up oh it was crazy to us how he responded um what was his

00:36:27.160 email address mark i think mark said that you will respond to people's emails not all of them

00:36:32.260 though not all of them right but just you know why did you respond to his email i mean i don't

00:36:36.140 remember but you know it was just like if i'm in a good mood if i got time like if i'm stressed

00:36:40.660 for some reason it's like delete delete delete delete but see i think that was um i really want

00:36:47.040 find his email address i'm gonna actually make an attempt here but but it was uh it was for this

00:36:50.780 app idea that we had at the time called locker room where uh girls and boys could post on their

00:36:57.780 respective social medias um and the opposite gender wouldn't see what the other person's

00:37:04.660 posting like like girls could be girls and talk about girls stuff and guys could be guys and talk

00:37:08.920 about guys stuff this was locker room talk before trump yes right so you guys you did that you

00:37:14.820 responded and said it's a good idea not a great one and he and he he printed it out and hung it

00:37:19.780 on the wall for inspiration that is great i'm gonna try to find his email so when you said

00:37:25.720 earlier that some of this stuff comes down to luck uh-huh being a billionaire comes down to luck i

00:37:30.140 think you kind of just touched on it right there where you said if you're having a good day you

00:37:33.220 might respond to the email exactly right having a bad day you might delete them all is there any

00:37:37.680 advice you would give to somebody watching the show right now of how to break through the noise

00:37:41.940 and and get and to me and well to any to anybody and maybe get to you you gotta get right to the

00:37:46.820 point right the longer the backstory the worse the idea is like my rule so if you send me something

00:37:52.580 or you're talking to me and the first thing is you know here's my life story i've tuned out the

00:37:58.740 minute you said life really yeah yeah you don't want to hear all that because oh he'd be screwed

00:38:02.520 he's got a great backstory yeah i'm sure it is but after we make some money yeah i say try my

00:38:08.560 cheeseburger right right right so after we make some money then you can tell me your story right

00:38:12.560 but like to try to get my attention to make me feel sorry for you right or some empathy for you

00:38:18.040 so that that's going to mean i should pay more attention to your idea no well and the other

00:38:23.180 thing is unless how do you get through this issue what he just said is interesting because for me

00:38:29.180 my story is my product have you ever had a situation like that come to you like i have a

00:38:33.560 i have a best-selling book uh-huh so like what if somebody brought to you a store like and you

00:38:37.820 skipped it what if somebody brought to you a story that was so compelling that it could actually lead

00:38:41.040 to a fruit like a business in some fruit no it's cool right i mean look i've been the product first

00:38:45.600 yeah like i've invested over a hundred million dollars in people i've never met right i've got

00:38:50.380 this one company relativity space dudes from dallas and they had a way to um had an idea and

00:38:55.600 actually were further along than just an idea to um create 3d printed rockets like this 3d printer 0.98

00:39:01.240 that's like 90 zillion feet tall right real ass real shit yeah real shit right you just liked it 0.98

00:39:06.120 because you want to go against elon no fuck no this is before this is like 2014 yeah yeah whatever 0.99

00:39:11.360 and i'm like okay i'll give you some money and then they started making progress more and more 0.98

00:39:15.160 progress last time they raised the summer they raised at a four billion dollar valuation and

00:39:20.440 like i still have not met the dudes and they're like come watch this ride they're in dallas no

00:39:23.960 no they're now in um long beach california like that's just yeah um and they're like come watch

00:39:29.080 this launch i'm like no now it's like a great story right i don't want to fuck it up i'm never

00:39:33.100 meeting you no i'm never going to meet you right maybe when we ipo and it all cashes out i heard

00:39:38.180 that you're net negative on shark shark tank so on a mark to market basis no i'm way up

00:39:43.920 right so there's cash and there's mark to market right like you know for um for prime like what's

00:39:49.760 it worth right so if i invested in you i haven't you know and i haven't gotten any cash back

00:39:54.320 then i'm negative right but if you had done a raise so on a cash basis i'm down a little bit

00:40:00.080 on a mark to market basis like beatbox beverages just raised at 200 million dollars dude wipes is

00:40:05.960 probably worth 200 million dollars right and i've got you know 10 15 20 percent of each one of those

00:40:11.500 and so you know and i've invested probably 29 million dollars across all of my shark tank deals

00:40:16.520 and have gotten back in dividends and selling companies maybe 26 27 oh so you're right there

00:40:22.600 yeah and you still have all the equity yeah i still have all the equity yeah yeah okay

00:40:26.100 That seemed like a segue

00:40:27.600 I'd like to pitch you something

00:40:31.240 Wait let me see if I can find your brother's email

00:40:33.580 Type in locker room

00:40:34.760 Do you have Android?

00:40:37.480 I have both I carry one of each

00:40:39.020 Oh that's nice

00:40:40.080 That's interesting

00:40:41.720 That's insane

00:40:44.620 It's like a combination platter

00:40:45.860 A couple things

00:40:47.240 One depends on what

00:40:49.240 Locker room

00:40:50.800 One's AT&T and one's T-Mobile

00:40:54.240 Mark I'll be transparent with you

00:40:55.980 The pitch you're about to hear from this brother is way more relevant than the locker room pitch.

00:41:00.420 Okay.

00:41:00.640 I hate to say that.

00:41:02.040 Jake, I'm sorry.

00:41:02.940 I feel like it's a good idea, but not a great one.

00:41:05.760 Pete, we can send you the audio.

00:41:11.940 Just wait on you, Mark.

00:41:13.340 Wait, hold on, hold on.

00:41:14.580 Take your time.

00:41:15.760 I will.

00:41:18.600 You'll never see me rush to a pitch.

00:41:22.380 This is good.

00:41:23.300 This is good.

00:41:23.920 You got to ice him.

00:41:24.680 we sent you it was 2015 come back yeah jake at locker room app yes yes no way that's amazing

00:41:36.480 okay we sent you check it out and i'm like once i get a chance this is um december 17th 27 2015

00:41:42.700 so almost eight years ago tell me when there are some users so i can check it out for real i

00:41:47.640 downloaded the app no way yeah genius app okay here's so from jake paul um and who's jeremy

00:41:57.100 i don't even know jeremy green ping tank okay probably a guy we had helping us yeah so wake

00:42:04.560 up mark nice to meet you virtually i like to sit down and talk to you about my app when you're

00:42:08.700 available what are your availabilities i'll make anything work jeremy green wrote hey mark meet my

00:42:14.840 boy. He's a really big social media star. He has a great app you should take a look at. It's a

00:42:19.360 genius idea. And he has about 12 million followers. His name is Jake Paul. Super cool dude. Trust me

00:42:25.400 on this. All the very best. Jeremy Green, CEO, Ping Tank, P-I-N-G. Okay, this is the spot. What's

00:42:32.540 up? Here's the deal from Jake. I have an app that I've developed. As you know, me and my friends

00:42:38.300 have millions and millions of followers and billions of views. We will scale this company

00:42:43.580 very quickly and easily how'd that turn out yeah you come on board as an advisor for the app and

00:42:49.680 my team and i um and all my friends will help you launch any product that you have one hand washes

00:42:55.080 the other okay i didn't know about that last part what's the app it's called locker room when you go

00:43:02.520 to log in it verifies your gender through facebook if you're a guy it takes you to the guy's locker

00:43:06.540 room if you're a girl it takes you to the girl's locker room once there guys can't see the girl's

00:43:10.920 side and girls can't see the guy side you can post videos text um and photos and guys can fully

00:43:16.080 interact with only guys talking about the mavs game or the hot girls number who they just got

00:43:20.260 and girls can talk bs about their bs all right mark mark listen this wait it gets better oh okay

00:43:25.580 it's not a horrible idea but it's not a great one yeah i don't think i could help as an advisor 1.00

00:43:30.980 oh then he gives me shit oh he fucks with me 1.00

00:43:34.900 Oh, he fucks with me, right? 1.00

00:43:38.900 So I have an app still called CyberDust. 0.99

00:43:40.660 It's a privacy app, right?

00:43:41.580 It's just a messaging app.

00:43:42.760 It's not big, it's tiny,

00:43:43.760 but I use it because it's really private.

00:43:45.640 And CyberDust is a great idea.

00:43:47.780 They should have called it,

00:43:49.360 we're trying to be Snapchat.

00:43:50.700 I'm blowing up your last email

00:43:52.080 and I'm framing it in our office

00:43:53.240 and I'll see you at series A.

00:43:57.960 Remember, social media is my mastery.

00:44:01.100 I wouldn't make something that's dumb.

00:44:04.900 i'm also 18 i know what the kids want thanks for your time and i'll talk to you soon 1.00

00:44:10.960 so i said fuck you bitch 1.00

00:44:15.420 no i said i will give you some free advice getting to series a just means you haven't 1.00

00:44:23.500 made any money yet you still haven't accomplished anything it's not a sign of success so when you

00:44:28.160 talk to someone else about asking for help and remember you asked me for help just what you say

00:44:33.380 The goal is to make money, not to raise money.

00:44:36.620 Hope you crush it.

00:44:38.060 Jake Paul versus Mark Cuban, 2024.

00:44:40.480 Let's get it.

00:44:41.400 He's the problem child.

00:44:42.260 Full conversation. 0.98

00:44:43.180 I would like to ask him how he would have dealt with gender neutrality now since the episode.

00:44:47.660 Yeah, really? 1.00

00:44:48.280 Now it would be like trans and shit. 1.00

00:44:50.180 He would go to 10 locker rooms. 1.00

00:44:50.600 That would be.

00:44:51.320 Yeah, right.

00:44:52.340 That would be.

00:44:53.580 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

00:44:54.660 You buy, you're trans, you're this, you're this. 1.00

00:44:56.280 People would be coming from one locker room, switching to the other, back and forth. 0.60

00:45:00.120 That was very interesting.

00:45:01.300 I did not expect that to happen.

00:45:02.280 I did not expect that.

00:45:03.380 i can't believe you found the email i didn't expect you to have the email from 2015 i like 0.97

00:45:06.840 to keep all that shit yeah that was amazing we like to we like to blow up things that inspire us

00:45:12.200 in the past we did this a lot typically like stuff that wasn't in our favor and i remember bro seeing 0.98

00:45:17.980 that email you really did print it out hung out above his desk yeah that's sweet yep uh all right

00:45:22.880 i got a pitch for you okay here comes the pitch i can't believe you had that email all right and i 0.61

00:45:27.380 can't believe and i can't believe i tried to stop you right before it got fucking amazing i had no

00:45:31.700 Sometimes you've got to be patient. 0.78

00:45:34.280 Oh, sorry.

00:45:35.120 Patience.

00:45:35.600 Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun.

00:45:40.380 Oh, I'm shocked.

00:45:41.720 Hello, Mark the Shark and former opiate addict Mike.

00:45:47.760 Today, I'd like to pitch you prime hydration.

00:45:50.420 Okay.

00:45:50.720 Prime hydration was developed to...

00:45:56.280 Prime hydration was developed to...

00:45:57.720 No, why would you?

00:46:00.300 Prime hydration was developed to fill the void where taste meets function.

00:46:04.980 This is the fastest growing beverage in the world.

00:46:08.880 And I'm not just saying that.

00:46:10.120 That can be verified.

00:46:10.440 No, I know.

00:46:10.920 I know.

00:46:11.160 The stats.

00:46:12.740 825 milligrams of electrolytes, BCAAs, antioxidants, B vitamins, 10% coconut water, only 20 calories and 2 grams of sugar.

00:46:20.380 Mark, this is a big deal.

00:46:21.200 we sell in uk ireland south africa united states canada australia and germany we are the official

00:46:32.080 sports drink of the ufc byron munich arsenal fc barcelona and the dodgers and uh i think you

00:46:40.520 should really start paying attention to this drink and uh yeah sounds good man so i bring it over let

00:46:49.080 Let me taste it.

00:46:49.900 Does it got any caffeine in it? 0.99

00:46:51.320 This particular skew does not have caffeine.

00:46:53.840 Yeah, because I can't do caffeine.

00:46:54.940 No, this does not have caffeine.

00:46:56.200 But we also have Prime Energy, which does have caffeine.

00:46:59.700 But that's for 18 plus.

00:47:01.560 People buy the likes of drinking and stuff.

00:47:06.280 Are you a strawberry watermelon guy?

00:47:08.200 Yeah, it's all right.

00:47:09.240 Because we also have these.

00:47:10.700 Give them the blue.

00:47:11.880 Yeah, I care more about what's in it, right?

00:47:13.520 So let me take a look.

00:47:14.260 Give them the blue razz because of Dallas.

00:47:15.480 Blue razz because of Dallas.

00:47:16.760 And it's a better flavor.

00:47:17.380 Oh, you got potassium.

00:47:18.480 700 milligrams right yep because potassium is the hardest thing to get uh we we believe uh

00:47:23.700 that most americans don't suffer from sodium deficiencies no there's a lot of salt in what

00:47:28.320 we eat yeah and uh we went with potassium as our as our main electrolyte yeah which is cool

00:47:33.560 dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun it's good yeah it's really good i'll drink this

00:47:45.000 And honestly, I would drink Under Armour

00:47:47.080 Because they have a potassium one

00:47:48.440 Under Armour is a parallel

00:47:49.840 Yeah, no, they have a drink too

00:47:52.860 Body Armour, right?

00:47:53.820 Body Armour, not Under Armour, I'm sorry

00:47:55.200 Yeah, Body Armour

00:47:56.060 And so, I like this better

00:47:59.400 Yeah, for sure

00:48:00.280 How much do you like it?

00:48:02.020 How much do you like it, Mark?

00:48:03.420 I would drink it, I would buy it

00:48:04.560 Yeah, for sure

00:48:05.600 How much would you buy of it?

00:48:08.400 Enough till I'm pissing

00:48:09.320 Yeah

00:48:10.060 So, we don't need your money, Mark

00:48:13.940 Alright

00:48:14.420 i'm not looking for an investment like a typical person pitching you

00:48:18.120 uh-huh this pitch is a little different all right

00:48:21.660 i want to be the official sports trick of the dallas mavericks how much money you got

00:48:27.420 enough all right you can figure that out i'm serious yeah so am i i'll take your money

00:48:32.080 let me give you a business idea okay all right so as a vegetarian the hardest thing to get um

00:48:42.060 is iron because i don't eat meat anymore and that's where you get most of your iron right

00:48:48.620 so literally all day long i munch on corn checks because corn checks and um total cereal and rice

00:48:56.960 checks right they have like 80 of the daily average requirement for iron corn checks flavored

00:49:04.620 prime i like where you're no but if you get me a drink like this which is only calorie because if

00:49:09.700 i'm munching that shit all day long with iron yeah it's kind of empty calories carbs yeah and

00:49:14.340 it's not even a lot of carbs but it's just empty calories right and so if you if you can infuse 0.99

00:49:19.020 iron in it then all of a sudden you've got a product specifically for vegetarians and you

00:49:24.340 know how many athletes also are becoming plant-based kairi is vegan right i don't think

00:49:30.240 he's vegan um but i think he i'm not sure i'm not sure honestly um but all these guys that are gone

00:49:36.860 we have our next product in mind that could totally work i'm just telling you because if

00:49:42.240 it's just for vegetarians the one drink there are no other drinks for vegetarians this one's vegan

00:49:46.620 right but it's not it's not gonna fuel the vegetarian right right right because you get

00:49:51.440 almost all your iron from chicken and fish and um steak and everything and if that's literally

00:50:01.320 literally like if i just tried to get iron from food as a vegetarian i'd be stuffed all day every

00:50:07.660 day do you have a current uh sports yeah but i think it's falling i think it's expiring

00:50:12.620 see i heard that i think i heard that and i have to check for sure yeah man i think it'd be so cool

00:50:19.300 especially if it originated here that was the worst pitch ever dude no it was good man do you

00:50:24.080 have a deal yeah i'll check it out we can do some for sure yeah for sure i think it'd be cool

00:50:28.240 especially if it's

00:50:28.860 I got you

00:50:29.320 that's close enough

00:50:30.880 to a handshake

00:50:31.600 Kev you want to

00:50:32.760 pop over there

00:50:33.680 we're not really good

00:50:34.920 at pitching on the show

00:50:35.880 you don't have to

00:50:36.580 look you know

00:50:37.040 okay so there's

00:50:37.700 well we've pitched

00:50:39.040 other we've pitched

00:50:39.780 other sharks

00:50:40.360 I pitched a

00:50:41.260 I mean a real

00:50:42.860 incredible idea

00:50:44.140 for a pet airline

00:50:45.220 called Terry Air

00:50:46.920 where where

00:50:48.780 you know

00:50:49.180 Mark I'm sure

00:50:49.920 you have pets yeah

00:50:50.700 yeah

00:50:51.120 and I'm

00:50:51.780 you of course

00:50:52.560 don't have any

00:50:53.000 trouble traveling

00:50:53.600 with them because

00:50:54.100 you've got jet

00:50:54.900 but the average

00:50:55.640 American 1.00

00:50:56.000 it's a pain in the ass 1.00

00:50:56.820 it's tough right 0.99

00:50:57.840 So imagine a airline completely catered around traveling with your pet friend.

00:51:03.240 These people, these dogs, not the worst idea I've ever heard, but it's hard to make money

00:51:07.860 off of it just because of the capital expense for the planes.

00:51:11.060 That's why you see so many airlines go out of business and airlines lose money so often.

00:51:14.680 It's not a great business.

00:51:15.540 Well, I figured this out.

00:51:17.020 I haven't figured this out.

00:51:18.200 You're actually right.

00:51:18.800 It's a terrible idea, but vitamin E products.

00:51:22.540 I mean um iron products like a number of plant-based people were on plant-based diets

00:51:29.840 oh it's going crazy is that true yeah yeah yeah so I um I went vegan for four months

00:51:35.580 and vegan's too hard worst decision of my life yeah it's too hard and and I tried again

00:51:40.340 like two years later and I had the same effect which was like essentially my my body just

00:51:48.020 consuming itself extreme fatigue lifting my legs out of bed in the morning oh yeah that yeah i don't

00:51:54.280 have that problem but you've got to make sure you get all your nutrients you're eating eggs still

00:51:58.180 yeah yeah okay okay okay eggs and cheese for sure dairy i could see myself when i'm older and i have 0.97

00:52:04.480 to pay attention to what's going into my body tell me bitch no no no i'm just 1.00

00:52:07.980 call me bitch again call me bitch again 1.00

00:52:12.040 no you're not you don't look at day over 12 yeah right uh yeah i i think do you think the um 1.00

00:52:20.100 uh plant-based food industry is going to take off like so there's like beyond meat fucked up

00:52:27.040 right they they just went too big too fast okay as opposed to growing organically but i think

00:52:32.380 generally plant-based yeah because people eat too many processed foods and too much sugar and

00:52:37.760 everything. And it just, there's enough solutions now that it's easy. Do you think people will start

00:52:42.600 to care about their health in a way that is actually meaningful? I think people do things

00:52:46.940 that are easy. And if you make them think it's like popcorn, right? Popcorn is easy and everybody

00:52:52.940 thinks it's healthy. So people eat a lot of popcorn, right? And so if you make it easy,

00:52:57.080 like this stuff's easy, right? Because you just pick up the drink and it's got nutrients and you

00:53:01.020 get your electrolytes. So if you're working out, you're going to drink water, you can drink this,

00:53:05.660 right and if you make it easy for people to consume then they'll think about their health

00:53:09.940 and so you know it's it's easy now for me to be vegetarian i could never be vegan because i i need

00:53:17.420 my cheese i need my dairy and all that but for vegetarian you know and and dairy doesn't mess

00:53:22.080 me up too bad okay but also it's got to taste good people people people like in that vegan and and

00:53:29.240 ultra you know health space they some of these people eat based strictly on macros and nutrients

00:53:34.340 but the average american they're eating not going to work they have an emotional connection

00:53:38.360 to the food i have an emotional connection oh hell yeah hey you should see i mean i would

00:53:42.920 weigh 50 pounds we're not 50 pounds i would weigh you know 15 pounds less if i didn't stress eat

00:53:48.020 after mavs lose the game right right what's your go-to just whatever's in front of because i got

00:53:53.200 three kids right so whatever they got the other issue too you know but you know what my real go-to

00:53:57.180 is there's two things um used to be giardelli chocolate chips right because you could get eat

00:54:02.280 like 30 of them and they're only 72 calories um and now it's this gatsby chocolate that we had

00:54:07.260 on shark tank which is like i can get a big bar and it's got fiber in it and it's got low net carbs

00:54:12.900 it's only 180 180 calories does it taste good tastes good see that and that's the other thing

00:54:17.620 too a lot of the vegan stuff like the beyond me and stuff like that it actually it either doesn't 0.98

00:54:22.720 taste good or some of that stuff is worse for you yeah because it's got all the shit in it right 0.92

00:54:26.600 so much i agree with you i agree like i i'm in the the burger space i have a right now it's a 0.98

00:54:31.220 concept but i'm gonna start doing brick and mortar soon on on this uh burger brand called

00:54:34.600 1010 burger because i've been in the burger space reviewing for years and i'm watching kevin hart

00:54:38.840 with heart house yeah and bro he's opening these like really massive locations with this vegan

00:54:45.120 burger and i drive by him there's like doesn't seem like there's that many people like rushing

00:54:50.300 to eat yeah i don't know i don't i don't know and i don't know what is delivery or whatever

00:54:54.320 but the the vegan burger is more there like if you bring in five people and one of them's a

00:54:59.020 vegetarian i think when people talk about vegan foods they only think vegan they don't think

00:55:03.680 vegetarian right there's a whole lot more vegetarians than there are vegans and there's

00:55:08.780 a whole lot of vegetarians who tried to be vegans and couldn't yeah so like if i have i don't mind

00:55:14.040 eating um vegan or vegetarian burgers it's healthier how about them texas rangers 0.99

00:55:20.520 what the fuck his his commercial aired during game seven last night for prime damn i didn't 0.99

00:55:28.420 even know that damn it's a big deal i think yeah yeah and when i went to do my uh wwe promo last 0.99

00:55:35.520 night uh before i started doing it yeah yeah yeah we were what kind of problem what do they have you 0.97

00:55:40.040 doing yesterday was uh i was i was talking shit man what's new yeah it was fun but before i did

00:55:46.500 it they uh are you gonna get to go out there i i have i have an event in uh in saudi in like two 0.63

00:55:52.960 weeks and what are you gonna what are you taking out ray mysterio for the united states championship

00:55:56.340 what yeah yeah i have my rule i told vince i have two rules right and i'll get in the ring

00:56:01.620 i gotta be able to hit somebody and i gotta be able to get hit yeah mark and it's great so i

00:56:07.020 took my bump yo it was it was good no i have it was a very good bump because you know man you

00:56:12.480 never know you put someone like that's not a wrestler in the ring this was the sentiment for

00:56:16.880 me as well you're like what's gonna happen and a lot of celebs take real like whack-ass bumps

00:56:21.880 you you face planted oh yeah oh no and then i got put into a table right that was the worst 0.98

00:56:27.640 damn damn you know it was um seamus right seamus had never been knocked down so i'm like okay we 0.97

00:56:32.420 got the setup yeah bam right and she gives me the right how did this happen right and then it just 0.99

00:56:38.780 happened cena just happened to put a table over in the in the corner right and they told me rule 0.98

00:56:43.580 number one because you practice this shit right and they told me keep your head down again his 0.98

00:56:48.440 back right yeah because if you hit wrong you're you're toast right yeah i'm like cool i'll do that 0.99

00:56:54.180 and they're like we're gonna put you right in the middle of the table it wasn't a special table it's

00:56:58.180 just a regular ikea or whatever table and instead it'll break because it'll be right in the middle 0.90

00:57:03.080 table fucking missed the middle of the table yeah yeah goes high and like i get hit i'm like you 0.86

00:57:09.800 know the adrenaline is rushing i go down and i do my thing the next day i was like 90 years old man 0.99

00:57:16.480 that shit hurt yeah it's actually funny that all three of us on the show right now have taken a 0.89

00:57:20.740 wwe bump it's cool that's fun right that's what yeah that's insane because i had a similar 0.99

00:57:25.340 experience i got i got the shit beat out of me in saudi by the usos smoked them and they 0.94

00:57:31.220 they killed me and next day i woke up and i was in a lot of pain and i didn't do shit compared 0.89

00:57:35.740 to what these guys do i just saw tyson fury who by the way is fighting francis and ganu this 0.93

00:57:40.200 weekend which is crazy but he came out and said uh he said like yeah wwe is harder than boxing

00:57:46.040 which is what i've been saying because the the wear and tear on your body and insane and if you

00:57:50.700 don't follow the protocol and the strategy right like one dude i forget who it was but they it

00:57:56.980 what they had a shovel in in the thing and it hit him wrong and he was sliced yeah sliced and

00:58:05.380 bleeding everywhere i'm collecting my i'm collecting my scars i had right i had a crazy

00:58:10.720 botched move gone wrong but it's fun but before my segment they were chanting uh let's go rangers

00:58:17.480 and i was yo what are they what this is wwe like going on right what's going on uh that was a that's

00:58:25.200 a weird like rooting situation to watch uh houston versus texas and i think about these people in

00:58:30.040 houston like there are are the people in houston all houston fans or some most yeah for the most

00:58:36.200 part yeah just because it's called texas doesn't mean you're no no i get that but i but i was so

00:58:40.440 one of six mlb teams that has never won a world series never yeah now they made it twice in like

00:58:47.060 2010 and 11 yeah um but yeah i'm yeah and just come out of nowhere right because they got out

00:58:53.020 of the gates really strong at the start of the season and then at the end they just were dropping

00:58:57.640 like a rock and it looked like they might not even make the playoffs and then bam they just go on a

00:59:01.660 run when's the last time a wild card team won a world series it's got to have been a yeah i don't

00:59:06.120 they're eating on the road in the playoffs it's insane yeah they're crushing it insane

00:59:10.040 this this this houston uh and dallas back and forth reminds me that we had um tillman fertita

00:59:16.420 uh-huh on the he i think he runs with houston rockets yeah is you guys cool yeah we're cool

00:59:21.520 yeah i mean i don't know him real well but we're cool is there like uh any ever beef between you

00:59:26.780 and other like team owners that you you really want to beat them and it's personal no um no i 0.54

00:59:33.420 don't i just don't give a fuck that much the sport is the sport how do you how do you allocate your 0.98

00:59:37.700 time because you're still going really really hard yeah because i like it i do shit i like i'm lucky 0.99

00:59:42.500 i only get to do what i like to do right so cost plus plus other than family cost plus drugs is 0.77

00:59:47.700 probably 70 and the mavs are 30 except during free agency then the mavs are 100 and everything

00:59:54.080 else goes second okay cost plus can we talk about that yeah 70 of your time yeah yeah so

01:00:00.920 So costplusdrugs.com, I got into the pharmaceutical business, the drug industry, because it's 0.99

01:00:08.580 so fucked up. 0.97

01:00:09.220 Here we are in 2023, and people have to choose between their medicine, their rent, their 1.00

01:00:14.600 daycare, their food, all this shit, right? 0.96

01:00:17.160 And when you look at the industry, it's always been done the same way for the last 20 years, 1.00

01:00:21.740 and their whole mission is just to fuck people. 0.97

01:00:23.760 And so we said, we're going to create this company, costplusdrugs.com, and what we're 0.99

01:00:28.940 going to do that's different is we're going to show you our cost exactly what we pay for it and

01:00:33.060 we're going to market up 15 percent charge you shipping and handling and that's going to be the

01:00:37.400 price transparency complete transparency which doesn't happen in the drug industry at all like

01:00:42.920 if you go to the pharmacy you got no idea what you're going to pay for something right and so

01:00:46.300 like you guys are independent contractors so you might have some insurance or might not but with

01:00:50.440 your deductibles you're paying out of pocket for everything right and so you go to costplusdrugs.com

01:00:55.660 for whatever it is you need or your grandma your dad your mom whatever we're gonna save you a

01:00:59.800 fuckload of money have the big pharma companies been trying to bury you really want that smoke 0.99

01:01:04.700 oh fuck yeah i want to fuck them up yeah yeah i mean that's the whole point but are they trying 1.00

01:01:09.040 to like yeah so there's this thing called pharmacy benefit managers pbms that own insurance companies 1.00

01:01:13.300 and you know they haven't fucked with us directly just indirectly like telling people not to do

01:01:18.500 business with us and stuff but we've got like millions of users right and so people are coming 0.52

01:01:24.060 in like i'm used to people coming up to me say let's go mavs right or i love you on shark tank

01:01:29.040 or this or that but now let's go pharmaceuticals no no it's like people walking up to me and hugging

01:01:34.000 me i can afford to live change your life like you know yesterday it was like you know someone here

01:01:39.680 came up to me goes like one of my really good friends has cancer and he was having to pay 400

01:01:44.520 bucks a month out of pocket you guys were 16 bucks a month dude how much do you know about

01:01:50.180 you're like the anti-Martin Shkreli 0.99

01:01:52.180 oh yeah he tried to fuck with the idol 0.99

01:01:53.660 oh yeah I don't even know about your guy's 0.98

01:01:56.140 situation but how much do you know about

01:01:57.620 what he did and why

01:02:00.320 he says he did it

01:02:01.840 do you believe he

01:02:02.960 for anybody who doesn't know

01:02:05.880 raised the price

01:02:07.940 of

01:02:08.620 it was a generic drug

01:02:10.400 and he raised it from like 75 bucks

01:02:13.920 to like 7,000

01:02:15.080 what was the drug again

01:02:17.360 was it a

01:02:18.720 Daraprim.

01:02:19.460 Is it an anti-HIB drug?

01:02:20.860 I don't remember what it does, but it's, yeah, Daraprim.

01:02:22.540 Whatever, but he raised the price by like 100x.

01:02:25.060 Like just one day, the drug that you need to survive went from $75,000 to $7,000.

01:02:29.800 And so, but, and actually he deserves a little bit of credit for what we're doing. 0.99

01:02:34.000 Because if that motherfucker couldn't raise prices like that, 1.00

01:02:36.760 that was an indication to me that how fucked up the business is. 1.00

01:02:39.740 Well, that's what he said. 0.98

01:02:40.740 He said he was doing that to showcase the issue in the pharmaceutical space. 0.99

01:02:44.120 Fuck no. 0.99

01:02:44.760 He was doing it to make money, right? 1.00

01:02:46.200 He was, I mean, he was.

01:02:47.160 Because I did it the exact opposite.

01:02:48.420 I did the exact opposite, right?

01:02:49.820 Because if you can raise prices like that, you could also be transparent and cut the

01:02:53.480 prices.

01:02:53.860 And that's what we did.

01:02:54.620 Like there's drugs, Imatinib, which is another cancer drug that if you just walked right

01:02:59.240 now today, you needed that drug and you walked into CVS or some big pharmacy, they're going

01:03:04.140 to charge you two grand.

01:03:06.440 We'll charge you $61.

01:03:08.460 That's insane.

01:03:09.460 Like there was another one, a friend of mine was in this horrible accident way back when

01:03:13.980 and was paralyzed and he needs this drug called droxedopa.

01:03:16.660 he lost his insurance and they were going to charge him ten thousand dollars every three months

01:03:20.700 our price was like fifty one dollars every three that is insane it's incredible because they'll

01:03:25.360 just rip you off it's so it's really noble dude out of everything you've done that's the no that's

01:03:29.820 that's that's because it's actually mark cuban cost plus drugs so it's the only company i've

01:03:33.660 ever put my name on it because to get started we had to get these companies to sell to us

01:03:38.020 and we don't have all drugs but just to get like the first 1500 drugs i had to put my name on it 0.95

01:03:43.360 to show them I was serious and not talking shit. I was going to ask, how do you get these drugs 0.73

01:03:48.740 without jumping through like FDA hoops? Well, initially it's generic drugs, right? So we just

01:03:52.360 buy them and we sell them. Our business is really easy. We buy drugs, we sell drugs, we show you our

01:03:57.840 costs, we show all your markups. So if you go to costplusdrugs.com and you just put in whatever.

01:04:02.740 So, okay, maybe I'm not 12, but guys my age like to use generic Cialis, generic Viagra, right?

01:04:08.240 you go buy um typically now you'll pay a buck a pill two bucks a pill and think that's cheap

01:04:13.560 you go to costplusdrugs.com and put in to dilafil which is generic cialis you can buy 90 of them for 0.94

01:04:19.280 eight dollars jesus so many boners yeah no shit right it's like yeah right cheaper like my buddy 0.99

01:04:26.180 yesterday was laughing he texted me he goes it's cheaper than fucking m&ms dude no for real yeah 0.99

01:04:31.600 we have a very diverse uh viewership here males females many of them very interested in cost 0.54

01:04:38.820 savings and cost cutting we're here to pitch you today on a potential uh partnership with

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01:06:49.060 uh that's what you could could be awesome no actually this stuff is actually really good

01:06:52.620 thanks man i'm on my second body how much of how much of cost plus drugs to you

01:06:59.540 is more than a business more than another entrepreneurial pursuit 100 and it being

01:07:06.460 your second mountain where you actually get to help people 100 of it that's why it's cool yeah

01:07:10.680 i mean nobody in this country thinks health care is run well no nobody thinks about okay maybe you

01:07:16.240 trust your doctor but the minute you get hurt the minute you're sick minute anything happens right 0.58

01:07:20.660 like your ankle right who the fuck knows what you're going to do you trust your doctor and 0.79

01:07:24.680 you're trying to figure it out but the minute you have you say yes and you know it's going to cost 0.98

01:07:28.300 you money it all goes to shitter right you don't know how much you're going to pay you don't know

01:07:32.580 what your insurance is going to cover if anything you don't know if their hospital is going to charge 1.00

01:07:35.980 you extra on shit that's what i'm trying to change our health system in this country is potentially 0.99

01:07:40.100 the most fucked up thing about this hundred percent hundred percent namely what you're 1.00

01:07:44.100 talking about prescriptions for sure but namely on the mental health side yeah it is it is mind 0.97

01:07:49.040 blowing to imagine that that the process has become so financially democratized and so

01:07:55.860 non-transparent where i mean if i told you how long it takes for the average person out there

01:08:02.360 to get an appointment with a psych or with a therapist through their insurance it is absolutely

01:08:06.840 well see and that's part of the problem so that's part of what we're trying to fix right so when you

01:08:09.760 look at healthcare insurance, the concept of insurance is everybody pays premiums in. There's

01:08:15.720 a big pool of capital. And for shit the individuals can't afford or companies can't afford, right? 0.99

01:08:19.880 They cover it because they've got this pool of capital. That's not what happens now, right? It's 0.99

01:08:24.480 the exact opposite. They do everything they can not to spend the money. And so I've told companies

01:08:29.960 like I'm walking into CEOs right now of big companies and saying, look, bro, you should

01:08:35.460 stop using insurance companies. Healthcare insurance is dead. If you're buying health,

01:08:40.100 there's no reason for any companies to buy healthcare insurance. There's, you know,

01:08:44.080 like with my companies, there's direct contracting. There's a bunch of things that you can do

01:08:47.580 that are far more cost-effective, but allows you to avoid your employees having to deal with,

01:08:53.820 with denials, right? With claim denials or, you know, pre-approvals that get denied.

01:08:59.480 It's just insane the way it works. And that's part of what we're trying to fix.

01:09:02.380 do you think there's certain portions of uh society at least in america that would benefit

01:09:07.840 from not being capitalistic in structure you know i'm all i'm a hardcore capitalist right

01:09:14.960 but capitalist is about people right capitalism is about people the people that are starting

01:09:19.840 companies and not starting companies and so they're always going to be good people that

01:09:24.940 come from the right place and fucked up people right whether you're communist socialist or 0.94

01:09:30.800 capitalist that's not going to change that people are going to get fucked one way or the other 0.98

01:09:35.160 because not you know but the good news is with a capitalist a capitalistic system where somebody

01:09:42.460 is willing to do the right thing a lot of people can benefit in socialist systems if there's any

01:09:48.260 corruption at all like you see in a lot of countries nobody benefits and everybody gets

01:09:52.780 fucked right if i'm democratized a little bit yeah because like if i no one's stopping me from

01:09:58.140 doing this except competitors right if you're in a socialist country and the dictator whoever is in 0.98

01:10:03.620 charge doesn't want you doing it you're you're fucking going to jail right and nobody benefits

01:10:08.760 do you think that i'll take our system do you think that the capitalistic approach can especially 0.95

01:10:15.180 in success can sometimes take people who started off with uh pure intentions and turn it into a

01:10:21.860 profit only oh fuck yeah yeah of course you see that all the time but again you have to say

01:10:27.860 what's the worst case scenario right and if you got a dictator it's whatever they decide for sure 0.98

01:10:33.420 right i mean you guys go to saudi whatever the family decides good bad and different right that's

01:10:40.240 what they decide here you know even though people think the illuminati and the world economic form 0.92

01:10:46.220 and all these conspiracy people no man because like i can start shit like this you guys can do 0.83

01:10:50.760 something that makes you money and helps people right you can get involved in all the programs 0.94

01:10:54.840 you want to help people you can give this to people you know that can't afford all you it's

01:10:59.120 up to you right and there's nobody who's going to stop you that's the difference when good people

01:11:03.640 could do good things in a capitalistic system it's hard to stop them when good people try to

01:11:09.260 do good things that disagree with the people in charge in a socialist or other type similar types 1.00

01:11:13.920 of system whoever's in charge no checks and balances whoever's in charge fuck you you're 0.98

01:11:18.940 gone there's a lot of uh young and younger people you know watching this episode right now uh who 0.97

01:11:24.900 are probably still in the decision-making phase on what they want to do with the rest of their

01:11:29.040 lives do you have any uh sector industry-based advice on where you think the next you know big

01:11:35.140 areas of the world are that's a cool question um you got to know ai right there's only two types

01:11:40.480 of there's only two types of companies in this world those who are great at ai and everybody else

01:11:45.080 because ai is going to take over everything everything everything now does that mean there's

01:11:50.040 going to be some like will smith ai you know type no no i don't believe that ai is going to take over 0.96

01:11:55.320 any of that shit right because you can just pull the plug are you what are you doing everything i 0.98

01:12:01.660 sit there and i fucking read the fucking manual i you know take everything i chat gtp or bar all 1.00

01:12:07.800 that shit yeah investing companies that do it you got to know it you got to know i bet you 1.00

01:12:11.660 i bet you another big portion of that is as ai continues to you know garner exposure and its own 0.99

01:12:20.260 you know level of intelligence its application to physical robotics is going to continue to also

01:12:26.960 well there's two types of different things there's two types there's multiple types of ai right so

01:12:30.880 there's the chat gpt which are called large language models which kind of emulate question

01:12:36.220 and answer chatbot type stuff right and then there's machine learning neural networks and

01:12:40.340 comparable things, um, that allow you to work on the business side of things, right? So you can

01:12:45.740 have it, um, do computer vision to, you know, pick, you know, like, um, Amazon starting to

01:12:52.420 create these robots, right. That use computer vision and know where to put things and how to

01:12:56.220 move things and all that kind of stuff. I've got companies that like use computer vision and then

01:13:00.660 analyze it with machine learning to see if a leak's coming out of a pipe, right? So you can

01:13:05.200 use machine learning, all that big companies like Google use it to analyze their sales,

01:13:10.020 what are the best platforms to sell on? Where do you get the greatest return? Like you guys have to

01:13:14.080 go through that thing on the top, out of the top of your head and you run spreadsheets like, okay,

01:13:18.720 where are we, where should we spend our money? Where should we spend our time? And you try to

01:13:22.760 get the most that you can out of earned media, right? Cause that's the biggest bang for the buck.

01:13:26.460 But once you get past earned media and you guys out there humping, right, then it's like, where

01:13:30.580 do we spend our money? Then they talk about, you know, return on ad spends and, you know,

01:13:34.940 cost to customer acquisition costs and all that shit, but it's still a guess. And you don't know 0.85

01:13:39.200 until after the fact and where people are starting or have been using in big companies um ai is to

01:13:45.340 say take all the data that we have for that stuff and analyze where the best outputs are and where

01:13:50.240 we should spend our money now the challenge is google and facebook on the other side are saying

01:13:55.080 okay we're reading everything that everybody else is doing how do we react to that that's why you

01:13:59.880 don't always get the same return on your ad spend because whether it's a sponsorship or seo whatever

01:14:04.680 because they're always adjusting their algorithms you know about all that you know about all the

01:14:09.500 seo sml like all that stuff you pay attention to all of it yeah no i'm not in the details and the

01:14:13.660 weeds like i used to understand i understand it all is there any part of business that you don't

01:14:18.180 understand no hr yeah whatever everything yeah you know how everybody's talking to each other

01:14:24.500 in each department you know how no no i don't know what everybody's saying right but i know what it

01:14:28.720 all means and what they're trying to accomplish you can put me in any business anywhere anytime

01:14:31.920 you know in the world and just say okay figure it out and i will did you ever make the conscious

01:14:36.300 decision to go from business guy who thoroughly understands business to personality like you you

01:14:43.940 did at one point yeah no it wasn't yeah i guess it was conscious it was just like okay i've 0.96

01:14:48.700 accomplished this in my life business-wise financially how the fuck can i have more fun

01:14:52.520 okay that's what it came down to what was the first like media forward-facing thing you did

01:14:57.060 um probably before i bought the mavs i would do panels and you know i i did a thing for samsung

01:15:04.640 where and for dell were just ads and stuff like that okay and then when i bought the mavs that's

01:15:09.100 when it blew up because i was getting fined and everything so i was on every tv show every late

01:15:14.280 night talk show all that just like you guys right yeah yeah because you know yeah yeah make your

01:15:18.800 rounds yeah yeah did it make my acting dreams come true oh no yeah hey look so after i sold

01:15:26.780 my first company and i was about that lifetime pass in american airlines um i moved to la got

01:15:32.060 a spot on the beach had um two flight attendants that were my roommates because i traveled they

01:15:37.060 traveled with perfect and i started taking acting classes not because i really wanted to act it

01:15:41.120 i wanted to act i just wanted to meet hot girls right and it was just like in acting class yeah

01:15:46.320 those are the weird ones man does it really matter

01:15:49.380 because i would be like you know because you'd have to do these scenes and everything and i'd

01:15:56.520 be like to my acting teacher please you know there's this one make out scene in this one play 1.00

01:16:02.340 and you know put me with so-and-so oh it was hysterical the actresses are tough man for a

01:16:08.140 long-term relationship it's hard he dated an actress you're talking long-term relationships

01:16:14.300 he had a long-term relationship with the actress that's not that kind of actress i'm talking about

01:16:19.260 Real actresses

01:16:20.840 No need to go there 1.00

01:16:23.940 We've moved on

01:16:24.980 But listen

01:16:26.560 I know you want to do it but you're not doing it today

01:16:29.920 Because we're done with that

01:16:31.340 You can't read them

01:16:32.980 They can lie to your face

01:16:35.140 And it's like they're reading a script

01:16:37.280 You know what I'm saying

01:16:37.940 Babe I would never do that to you

01:16:40.060 Cue the tears

01:16:40.920 The operative words were long term relationship

01:16:44.520 So what are you just not

01:16:45.660 At one point you weren't a long term relationship type of guy

01:16:48.520 i was a six minute relationship

01:16:50.380 when did it when did it change um when i came back to dallas um and met my now wife um at the

01:17:00.180 gym when i was i was playing ball um i got introduced to her and that's when it started

01:17:03.940 to change what was different um more me than her she's awesome right we've been married 22 years

01:17:09.700 timing um yeah timing more than anything else i didn't get married till i was 44 oh wow yeah so

01:17:16.060 it's it's funny because people always talk about meeting the right one but when in reality it's

01:17:20.980 more like meeting the right person at the right time like in my first company i dated this girl

01:17:25.460 who's awesome really really cool um but i was like i'm on a mission right i haven't taken a

01:17:31.520 vacation in seven years you know i'm on a mission she's like when are we going to settle down and

01:17:35.560 i'm like what's your name again it's just like i was on a mission yeah and they knew it and it was

01:17:42.860 just but once i got to the point where the mission changed that's when it was ready was it easy for 0.94

01:17:48.220 you right off the bat because i've had a little friction i was a little bit of a fucker myself

01:17:54.060 a little bit of a player right yeah a little bit and and i'm in a relationship now and i've had like

01:17:57.860 i had a little bit of friction in the beginning especially when i was like like transitioning

01:18:02.020 out of that how are you 38 all right see that's the thing right because i remember vividly being

01:18:08.540 38. Right. And thinking, okay, should I like, is it time for me to get married? Right. Is it just

01:18:14.380 that time when things are going to happen? And I almost rushed into something I shouldn't have

01:18:18.100 rushed into. Um, but then when, you know, Tiffany came along, it was kind of like, okay, this is

01:18:22.820 easy. But even then we dated five years before we got married. God, you, you are going to be

01:18:28.960 remembered for a lot of things. Uh, is that something that's important to you? Like, do you

01:18:34.540 think about legacy at all you know it's funny um i never really did until cost plus drugs because

01:18:40.560 it's like that's why i put my name on it because if i get done what i want to get done it's just 0.92

01:18:46.460 gonna be crazy yeah right and it'll be one of those things just like fuck didn't happen

01:18:51.100 did happen right and everything changed now you know still just a 10 chance i get there 0.92

01:18:58.160 but yeah and then you know going back to chat gpt so i'm going out to meet with google um and just

01:19:05.660 some of the people that's just random stuff and one of the things i want to pitch to them like

01:19:09.520 with chat gpt like i do everything via email and so i literally going back years have maybe a million

01:19:15.940 emails like the ones you saw right i want them to be able to write so um to be able to update

01:19:22.700 chat gpt for me at least just a special app for me where i can take all those emails and ingest

01:19:28.080 and train a model so that long after i'm gone that you you can be emailing mark you've been 0.67

01:19:33.420 i'll be fucking immortal have you seen there's an episode of blackmail right and when i say 0.93

01:19:39.400 immortal i don't mean like but could you imagine okay so something the illuminati would say man 0.91

01:19:44.040 i'm not yo yo yo yo yo yo so i have this company hyper vision right you know you the sphere and

01:19:49.020 everything how crazy that is for sure so in the lobby of the sphere they set up these um 18 foot

01:19:55.300 holograms and when they were testing it they used me because i trained one for them and so i was like 0.93

01:20:00.760 an 18 foot hologram so imagine 110 years from now right there's gonna be a fucking hologram of 0.98

01:20:07.220 whoever right and if you keep all your emails and all your texts and all your shit how are you gonna 0.99

01:20:12.840 know the difference of course it can understand learn and then project your personality how insane 0.98

01:20:18.220 and i guarantee you that is a fact that that will oh for sure for sure that's it's inevitable

01:20:24.280 18 foot tall mark cuban talking to you exactly like mark no but it's going to get deeper than

01:20:30.400 that it's not going to be something that could be contained in a jim dolan run structure

01:20:35.260 you know what i'm saying i'd like to ask you about your relationship with him i get a lot

01:20:38.900 great with jim yeah i mean he can play guitar too he's a cool dude yeah um but at some point

01:20:43.740 they're going to implant that ai that intelligence into a lab grown human human this was this is a 0.97

01:20:50.240 black yeah you're right could you see a fucking little salamander and he was saying what up mark 0.99

01:20:55.800 that's dark ai you know cost plus drugs 0.99

01:21:02.300 a mark human salamander a mark human ai salamander yeah what'd you put in these drinks

01:21:11.120 there's a little lsd yeah right chuck schumer oh my god what was that one um thing that went

01:21:19.320 not my chair not my problem yes yes one of the most famous youtube videos of all time uh what's

01:21:24.400 uh in what's the name of it in he was in a closet yes he was on acid for sure

01:21:32.200 yeah not my chair not my chair get real staircase man get real i love that one i forgot the title 0.97

01:21:44.260 of the video now i don't remember oh shit mark cuban i think that's all we got for you man 0.97

01:21:48.500 no man come on this is rolling we're having fun okay we got we got we're happy to keep going 0.96

01:21:52.700 for sure i'll ask you this question mr cuban are you cuban no russian athlete okay i'll ask you

01:21:59.620 this question mr russian uh victor webiniana uh-huh what do you think of him he's a baller

01:22:05.480 he can play it's just a question you know can he hold up physically but yeah he's skilled as you

01:22:10.720 think because he's uh just so long he's like body was just tall and skinny right and just

01:22:16.620 getting beat up you know just all the physicality because every big player in the nba that's got

01:22:23.240 any mass to them at all is just going to try to just run them over but the physical let's agree

01:22:29.600 on this do you feel like the physicality of the game is what it was because i as an older it's

01:22:34.720 different it's different well i look back at you know the pistons nicks yeah rick mohorn there's

01:22:39.820 no rick mohorn those guys just be knocking each other out the game has changed right but

01:22:44.440 it's so fast that it becomes physical right right you know if you're running and going the ball is 0.95

01:22:52.280 moving everybody's crashing the boards for rebounds that shit's physical it's just not the 0.88

01:22:56.820 same you know give it to Shaq get out of the way and let him pound the ball and turn around and 0.93

01:23:01.380 dunk on somebody you got to move but when you're up in the air people are hitting you yeah how do

01:23:08.320 raise kids as a billionaire and expect them to be like normal people it's hard fortunately i get my

01:23:16.060 wife is is super chill and cool and um my kids are 14 17 and 20 now and um they've turned out

01:23:23.420 pretty good so far you know knock on wood you never know right but um but they're really good

01:23:28.340 kids and they're smart um are they entitled to a certain extent yeah oh sure why yeah just i mean 0.98

01:23:34.840 look you guys have had to bust your ass and been through shit right they're never going to be 0.99

01:23:38.860 through any shit i'm not gonna let that shit happen you didn't want to throw him in a lake 1.00

01:23:42.420 or a freezing cold lake in the winters or something doesn't everybody yeah no but like 1.00

01:23:47.220 actually like well that's what my dad did to me really yeah hell yeah dude stairs my dad would

01:23:52.720 sometimes it's the well we don't like to talk about it but yeah yeah he hardship hardship like

01:23:59.080 defined my childhood um and you know it forged a pretty mentally strong human but um you you also

01:24:06.280 work your ass off so did you try to instill that in your kids at all or not like not like that no

01:24:13.900 no like you got to figure things out for yourself right but you know even like there's just no way 0.70

01:24:20.820 to recreate that yeah right because because like my parents didn't go to college my dad did you

01:24:26.000 upholstery on cars and seats and shit and he worked all day every day right maybe at sundays

01:24:31.920 off and so i always wanted to make more because and he wanted me to make more right but i saw how 0.83

01:24:38.160 tough life was on him and my mom and what they had to do for me and my two younger brothers and you

01:24:42.500 get to see that too there's no way i could recreate that with my kids it would be hard when i'm in my

01:24:48.380 head like thinking about how i want to raise um you know hard-working respectful humans and bring

01:24:55.680 them into this world in the way that i think i was raised the only way to really do it would be to

01:25:01.720 like throw away all the money throw it throw away yeah move back to regular life not expose them to

01:25:07.340 it as much whenever possible but you can't right hey let's take a ride on the plane yeah you know

01:25:12.080 yeah now you got a right economy with them yeah right and they do they fly commercial or you know

01:25:17.120 whatever and so it's not like they feel entitled from the perspective of give me everything i'm

01:25:23.120 doing nothing it's more that they don't have to worry about that next dollar and they never will

01:25:29.580 and they know it right but there will be other hardships right like if there's yeah there's

01:25:33.760 something about life it's that like dude the hardships are coming like no doubt regardless

01:25:37.440 of like what you what where you are financially having the banks want it's over they just look

01:25:41.560 different it's just different types of hardships than we face right yeah you know their back is

01:25:45.920 never going to be against the wall financially and that builds you know some level of character

01:25:49.940 right but at the same time just living in this day and age particularly as my kids right they're 0.98

01:25:56.100 gonna be fucked with and they are fucked with right on social media or whatever yeah and that 0.98

01:25:59.880 has good side and bad side when you guys have kids it'll be the same way yeah right not to 1.00

01:26:03.980 mention pressure like it's like yo you're imagine like your son like your father is one of the

01:26:08.420 greatest entrepreneurs of all time like there has to be some level of pressure having to live up to

01:26:12.660 that like you know what i'm saying like there's a million like little different and they have to

01:26:16.400 find their own path right and that's and that's what that's what we tell them right you know we

01:26:20.140 know you don't have to run my companies you don't have to run the mavs you got to find your own path

01:26:24.300 and wherever that takes you we're cool with that do they uh intend on doing any of that

01:26:28.660 as of now no really yeah no it it would be cool to pass down you know yeah but they're too young

01:26:36.400 like they're 14 17 and 20 you know you're talking 10 15 years away and who knows what they're going

01:26:41.700 to be like what is 20 into um she is a sophomore in college and you know she's into trying to get 0.98

01:26:49.180 good grades cool you know and she busts her ass and she's smart um but like i tell them they don't 0.94

01:26:55.020 have to know what they're going to be when they grow up yet like i didn't know what i was going 0.98

01:26:58.540 to be when i grew i knew i was going to be in business but i changed majors this and that and

01:27:02.380 i don't expect them to be you know anything but themselves i was in cost plus drugs until i was

01:27:07.740 28 right same type of business i bought and sold drugs right yeah just not legally but um and then

01:27:14.120 you know i tell people that all the time it's never too late there's there's a lot of young

01:27:17.500 people watching there's a lot of people in their 30s watching this right now and i always deliver

01:27:20.340 that message whenever you figure it out you figure it out yeah do you uh have any thoughts 0.98

01:27:26.100 about the education industry yeah it's fucked up too right it's really fucked up i mean like in 0.97

01:27:31.780 terms of going to college you know i went to indiana university and i love iu but if you can't 0.99

01:27:36.200 afford it you can't afford it and the dumbest thing you can do is just take out a shitload of 0.98

01:27:39.720 loans and fuck up your future and so you know i tell people go to community college you know 0.99

01:27:44.760 accounting class is accounting class whether it's at a community college or at harvard you know

01:27:49.740 psychology is psychology for the most part whether it's community college or harvard so get those

01:27:53.760 first couple years of your introductory classes transfer transfer but you know transfer where you 0.59

01:27:58.060 can afford to go um and i think the college business is fucked up enough you're starting

01:28:03.720 to see a couple colleges like close to bankruptcy i think you're going to see more oh you think the 0.70

01:28:08.400 college dream is kind of like dying off i don't think it's the college dream that's dying off i

01:28:12.180 think it's the colleges are so misrun where it was so easy because it was easy money like when

01:28:17.460 any any business like you know your former pharmaceutical business any business people 0.90

01:28:22.040 can borrow money and sell shit to borrow money if it's easy to borrow money prices go up right 0.87

01:28:27.060 and that's what happened with college if everybody everybody could borrow any amount of money 0.96

01:28:30.800 and you couldn't even declare bankruptcy to get rid of it college prices went up and so you got

01:28:36.280 to go to a school you can afford because the delta between you know the most basic four-year school

01:28:42.160 and the best public universities is really small it would be so cool to disrupt the education

01:28:48.600 system it would be cool it's just so hard because you the the curriculum is approved by like local

01:28:56.580 governmental bodies and well yeah well in high school now that's what's fucked up yeah well 0.98

01:29:00.840 that's kind that's kind of what i'm talking about like young people learning shit that they'll never 0.98

01:29:05.500 never use legitimately never use yeah you know but there's go ahead i was just saying unless you 0.95

01:29:10.540 get into a trade like like dude i love calculus and math i was very good at math i've forgotten 0.52

01:29:16.740 all of it and i've never used yeah but you knew that you could learn the shit right and so i learned

01:29:20.660 how to learn you look that's the most important skill yeah like when people say what did what 0.94

01:29:24.380 did you get from indiana university i learned counting this but i learned how to learn yeah

01:29:27.900 but you don't yeah but you don't learn in that manner thereafter oh yeah you do you think so

01:29:33.560 in what in what in what how did you get into this how'd you learn about the podcast business 0.97

01:29:37.800 you fucking read all you can you keep up with everything i learned through doing well but still 0.95

01:29:43.240 right you had to have the basics right either you did learned it yourself or you found somebody that 0.99

01:29:47.760 you can depend on that could do it and then you had to figure out you had to put in the time to

01:29:51.580 learn the industry to know what works and you had to make your mistakes but you still had to learn

01:29:56.020 and it's no different in in high school whether it's biology or calculus or whatever you got to 0.96

01:30:01.080 just be there learning the shit and have and figure out you have the confidence to figure 0.79

01:30:05.900 out whatever they put in front of you but i think the conversation we're having right now is is the 0.99

01:30:09.480 conversation is like do you want these kids nose down in the books or do you start them in a real

01:30:14.540 world scenario earlier on like i could have been re we both we started this podcast together we

01:30:19.660 you know in 2018 and a little bit of an earlier time for podcast we could have very well studied

01:30:25.060 call her daddy studied rogan talked about it sat down had dinners did this did that this podcast is

01:30:30.220 what it is because we one day decided to start a podcast this is an interesting that you can start

01:30:33.520 cheap for sure but but but like trade and by the way i did the first podcast 1995 no way yeah

01:30:40.920 but i just look at like some of the trade stuff and i've always been really envious of the trade

01:30:48.040 kids but that's just going to change too that's just going to change there's no guarantees

01:30:51.460 technology changes everything all the time doesn't matter if you're a plumber you're an electrician

01:30:55.320 whatever you're going to put in the chat gpt you're going to put in a picture you're going to

01:30:58.940 put in the wiring in your house and you're going to say tell me exactly what to do you can put on

01:31:03.560 your vr goggles and it's going to look at it and using computer vision going to tell you you know

01:31:08.380 don't do this red blue whatever right and figure it out you know now all of a sudden that trade

01:31:13.900 that you're dependent on that's the scariest it's like dude like imagine having when the ceo

01:31:19.920 blockbuster found out like yo your business model is is doesn't exist anymore that's gotta be one

01:31:26.460 of the worst cds dvds right all like you did everything right and just because of the movement

01:31:32.040 of time and technology your entire life is when i was when i was in high school i took typing on a 0.92

01:31:37.580 real fucking typewriter when was the last time you even saw a typewriter on a typewriter yeah 0.98

01:31:41.420 a typewriter yeah yeah yeah that's fucking you know but when's the last time you even saw a 0.99

01:31:46.640 typewriter i have one so okay well maybe a couple weeks ago but before that no anybody else anybody 0.99

01:31:52.280 in the audience ever see a fucking typewriter know what it is no no it's just like um we're 0.82

01:31:56.320 at shark tank doing something and um dame and john um we we were somewhere and there was a rotary 0.98

01:32:03.300 dial phone right like a payphone rotary dial and he asked one of the um women who worked there who

01:32:09.900 was about 25 dial a number for me i know and you know it's one of those things where you dial the

01:32:16.440 number and your weight goes it goes back right she just it was like two one two it's not working 0.93

01:32:23.240 no idea how to use it shit changes yeah shit changes but if you know how to learn and if you 0.99

01:32:30.840 love to learn you will find a way to figure it out and that's what i tell my kids right my son 0.98

01:32:35.180 is like why do i have to do this dad i'm never gonna use when was the last time i'm like same

01:32:39.800 thing i just said now right when you learn how to learn you can figure out anything totally true

01:32:44.680 and so when you learn calculus maybe you didn't use calculus right but when you're looking at 0.66

01:32:49.440 shit and you're trying to figure what's the best setup for this room you're thinking and you're

01:32:52.880 making equational valuations in your head yeah that's right and so you use that you just don't 0.99

01:32:59.020 sit down and visually say let me create a formula no i did i came in the first thing i did when i

01:33:02.960 came in here today is i had the pie gathering theory completely you know drawn up and i studied

01:33:07.620 the pie gathering the pie gallery we had a pie gathering here earlier today right

01:33:13.160 do you think that the world is going to ever get better do you do you have hope yes i'm big on

01:33:22.000 for sure like if you go back in history my dad used to say you don't live in the world you were 0.66

01:33:28.460 born into and if you go back in history like my grandparents who were in ukraine got forced out

01:33:36.120 in the early 1920s over a hundred years ago 1.00

01:33:39.900 because they were Jewish and they were like, 0.99

01:33:42.420 leave or die. 0.99

01:33:45.040 You know, my dad enlisted in World War II

01:33:48.340 and got sent and, you know, had shrapnel

01:33:50.700 and this and that, and he saw people die. 0.99

01:33:54.100 You know, shit's been worse, a lot worse. 0.98

01:33:57.620 The difference is, like, if you want to see something 0.99

01:34:03.080 and get a perception of something,

01:34:04.780 you just pick up your phone.

01:34:06.120 It used to be before you would have to turn on the TV, turn on the radio, wait for the

01:34:09.920 newspaper.

01:34:10.640 And everybody kind of had the same gatekeepers and we all saw the same thing and got the

01:34:16.480 same message and things didn't look as scary.

01:34:19.560 But, you know, there's been riots. 1.00

01:34:21.480 There's been, there's all kinds of fucked up shit, right? 1.00

01:34:23.780 If even now, like, you know, if you're a minority person of color, this country, people 1.00

01:34:27.840 are going to fuck with you. 0.99

01:34:29.000 Going back to the ex conversation we had earlier and kind of just like touching on what you're 1.00

01:34:32.620 talking about here you talked about these like gatekeepers and this kind of like order and less

01:34:37.300 democratized approach to news sharing do you ever feel like the the new ability to kind of just show

01:34:45.620 everything to everyone all the time could lead to like a spiraling snowball effect of that

01:34:52.420 elevated bad energy almost no but it does elevate the bad energy for sure and it does create more

01:35:01.120 risk because it's an easy platform to send misinformation. And so when you get on X in

01:35:08.060 particular, maybe to a lesser extent, TikTok, you're going to see some shit that in the 20 0.98

01:35:13.520 years ago, you would never have seen. Right. And that can scare the fuck out of you, or it can 0.98

01:35:17.840 inspire someone to do bad shit and all that. Um, and that, I think that leads to more lone wolves 0.98

01:35:24.780 or more you know breakaway groups but like these dudes here you don't you know you walk through 0.95

01:35:31.300 here and it's just not it's not like oh we're all fucked up we're all going to die right you go to 0.71

01:35:36.340 the restaurant you talk to people who are buying prime right you go to wwe and you see people who 0.97

01:35:41.040 look like every every type of person in the on the planet and people are still you know screaming

01:35:46.200 and yelling at wwe right we just talked that we've actually been talking about this a lot

01:35:50.660 the internet is just so detached from what real social media not even yeah sorry sorry yeah social

01:35:56.780 media it's it's it's actually wild because if you spend enough time in it you have you're on that

01:36:02.700 rabbit hole and it's fucked up well you have no choice but to believe in your mind that this is

01:36:06.340 how the world outside of social media if that's all you saw yes sure yeah we see it so much we're 0.99

01:36:11.140 on our phones all day and then you go all day none of this is happening yeah and you see like

01:36:15.840 my kids are using tiktok less use youtube only within like sports highlights or whatever um or

01:36:22.940 clothes or whatever and not the way they used it even five years ago you think the habit might be

01:36:28.180 breaking a little bit a little bit yeah for for younger people yeah that's so interesting you 0.97

01:36:33.240 think you think because it's too much shit right and the algorithms and they know that yes they do

01:36:38.260 they're not they know better than we do from well they're getting smarter though you're seeing like 0.97

01:36:42.100 a whole new generation of like anti-alcohol anti-drug like dude the amount like a lot of

01:36:47.520 kids started leaning more towards marijuana than alcohol i mean when we were in high school dude

01:36:51.460 that's what you did there was like we had a keg in our pool hall at school during school hours

01:36:56.480 like you'd be there getting fucked up all day now kids are making smarter decisions about their 0.68

01:37:00.240 sobriety their long-term health sure and so i think if they notice that that that continuous 0.98

01:37:05.560 dopamine rush for them is bad from social media they're gonna potentially steer away from we all 0.96

01:37:10.660 see our fucked up friends and you say how this person gets so fucked up him or her right and you 0.99

01:37:16.160 know the ones that have got totally into social media to a negative extent extent for sure right 0.99

01:37:22.580 just like you saw people who smoke too much or drink too much or whatever programmed yeah and

01:37:26.960 it's just like okay but now it's even worse because it's wars and people getting shot and 0.99

01:37:32.860 you know in school shootings and you know people all this shit that's even scarier why do you want 0.97

01:37:39.360 to go into you know in onto that platform if that's what you're going to see it's just so 1.00

01:37:44.040 and especially obviously now with the with the current conflict you know yeah it's fucked up

01:37:49.100 right it's just insane it's scary yeah and and just the misinformation that's getting misinformation

01:37:53.860 and propaganda has always generally been a government used tool for for warfare and now

01:37:59.600 it's used by individuals it's used by everybody and governments to just like take over like the

01:38:04.480 amount of time i spent on twitter since the whole israel hamas thing probably down 80 it's such it

01:38:11.080 is bad it is really really bad like it is just it's just it's just super hard to understand i

01:38:18.520 think it's it's really complex and you mentioned the word is misinformation that that scares me

01:38:23.580 you just don't know what's true i don't want to digest something and then regurgitate something

01:38:27.300 and have it be so far from the truth community notes on x working overtime right right to keep

01:38:32.760 to make sure every like the pictures taken from years out of context the biggest one with that

01:38:37.760 was obviously this this past week with the hospital and it yeah and i mean yeah well they

01:38:44.800 said like i read that article and it said yeah it was this is what hamas no this is what um hamas

01:38:49.600 said right yeah they said and then they apologized for for making it you know so up front but do

01:38:54.660 people really you know the people the people who read the new york times like literally read the

01:38:59.360 physical paper you know are going to read all the words right it's when they take that headline

01:39:04.940 and just put it in social media and it gets used to misinformation that that i think it's really 0.98

01:39:09.480 fucked up and look i'm not i'm not here to talk up the new york times i don't give a fuck one way 0.93

01:39:14.100 or the other right but you know they're never going to get it all right but how do you tell 0.99

01:39:18.900 what's real and what's not and even when you look at the community notes right they're battling 0.95

01:39:23.380 community notes about everything and he just it's just like fuck it it's just weird too with like 0.91

01:39:28.720 you you there was such a battle against mainstream mainstream news and for good reason it's obviously 0.96

01:39:34.840 like a lot of it is like corporate run and and and owned and government influenced right but like

01:39:40.040 the idea that there is more more journalistic credibility and journalistic responsibility on

01:39:47.460 x than on the new york times is is that is that is ridiculous there's there's absolutely no

01:39:54.140 responsibility there's absolutely no so that's why i've got more threads like i'll go on threads

01:39:58.220 just you know and i'll follow reuters and you know bloomberg you know because when you just 0.63

01:40:03.460 read their shit there's not all the other insanity and there's no for you or like on x like it's for 0.96

01:40:09.640 you first and then what you follow and you never make it to the ones you follow right because you 0.99

01:40:13.160 just read what's in front of you well i try to go back over to my following tab uh-huh and i swear

01:40:17.640 to you if i update the app or kill the app or something like that when i open it back up it's 0.85

01:40:22.140 on the for you tab no for sure they don't want me no fuck no i follow an account named at jesus 0.97

01:40:27.600 on twitter i follow logan i follow my mom i follow my friends when i'm on that side of the world 0.99

01:40:33.060 it's a chill place i'm like oh sorry 1629 oh that's a great verse m cubans got the best shit 0.89

01:40:38.060 too oh come on of course i follow you and then as soon as i and then as soon as i open back up 0.99

01:40:43.300 this kid got his ass beat in high school watch him lose this fight right i don't want to watch 0.77

01:40:48.380 that no and it's just like all and yeah you do right but well that's the problem you just don't 1.00

01:40:53.600 want all the other shit surrounding it right particularly when it's fucked up when it applies 0.91

01:40:57.960 to real world events and you just want a basic understanding right and you just can't get it 0.98

01:41:03.020 it's so hard you can't so muddy social media is not the place to get that anymore you just cannot

01:41:07.980 one thing i do like that elon did and i will do this because i think it's important to you know

01:41:11.860 talk about positives as well as he added a a note where you were going to share an article that you

01:41:17.620 hadn't read oh yeah yeah no that was there before him oh that was a twitter function yeah yeah i'm

01:41:22.860 sorry elon you get no you get no flowers today great rockets though yeah great rockets hey

01:41:28.260 dude's an amazing entrepreneur he is amazing i feel like it turned into like a hate fest today 0.99

01:41:33.100 but it's but he fucked up twitter x is fucked it's fucked i want to end on this note it's 1.00

01:41:39.960 on positive yeah talk about government you know talking about the future you run it for president 1.00

01:41:45.220 mark cuban no no my family voted it down damn yeah damn but you know days you know shit like 0.99

01:41:52.180 the last couple weeks who the fuck wants to deal with that biden's actually done a good job on just 0.99

01:41:57.360 like dealing with the whole israeli palestinian because you know he's rightfully supporting 0.97

01:42:03.540 israel against the terrorist hamas but recognizing that the palestinian people in gaza need help 0.99

01:42:10.840 they yeah they need help they're fucked you know and you just can't shit on them because 0.99

01:42:14.660 you know hamas is you know overwhelming representatives yeah all right yeah yeah 0.99

01:42:19.660 it's stressful job so no mark cuban for president no man i mean yeah can you i couldn't even imagine

01:42:24.820 like no it seems like a lot of like pro israeli and then how do you deal with that and then

01:42:28.040 everybody hates you then yeah well you're walking on eggshells especially especially it's no when

01:42:32.820 that equilibrium is impossible to find right now why would you want to do that do you have a do you

01:42:36.920 have a nice down barrel motivational thing to say to the audience positive to end this episode

01:42:43.740 look how handsome these guys are

01:42:46.020 dude thanks for joining us no this is fun man i really enjoyed it it was great you're excellent

01:42:53.320 man it's it's cool when you sit with someone that is uh as accomplishes you and then you

01:42:58.100 realize like why they're as accomplished as they are and you're one of those people man

01:43:02.240 Well, I appreciate that.

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