Valuetainment - November 05, 2025


“Burry Bets Against NVIDIA & Palantir” - CEO Slams Michael Burry’s AI Bubble Prediction


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In this episode, we talk about how Palantir CEO Michael Burry is a genius at shorting companies and why it's a good thing. We also talk about why short sellers should be worried about this and why they should not be.

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00:00:00.160 I'm going to go to the story. Michael Burry, who we know at the end of the movie Big Short,
00:00:06.180 he says, water is what I'm going to be going into, right?
00:00:10.000 I don't know, Rob, if you have the clip at the end of Big Short,
00:00:12.700 if you type in Big Short, end of Big Short movie water on Twitter, it should come up.
00:00:18.220 However, all of a sudden, quietly, he comes out and he announces something
00:00:24.420 and he pisses off Palantir. 0.57
00:00:27.180 How dare you, Michael Burry, say such a thing?
00:00:31.460 Burry reveals NVIDIA and Palantir puts after bubble warning.
00:00:36.420 What? You mean to tell me NVIDIA, a $5 trillion company,
00:00:39.860 is not going to be a $10 trillion company in the next couple weeks, Michael?
00:00:43.740 Michael says no. All right, so let's read this.
00:00:46.620 Michael Burry's Scion Asset Management disclosed bearish wagers on NVIDIA and Palantir technologies
00:00:53.040 just days after hedge fund manager posted a cryptic warning to retail investors about market exuberance.
00:01:00.000 Rob, I think you have this up there.
00:01:02.420 So I have two clips that Brandon sent from Alex Karp.
00:01:05.340 Can you start off with the first one of showing what he shorted?
00:01:08.380 Why don't you show what Michael Burry put up that he's shorting?
00:01:12.260 You know which one I'm talking about, Brandon?
00:01:15.060 Yeah.
00:01:15.380 It's the second one where he's talking about the shorting, right?
00:01:18.320 Yeah, both of them he's complaining about the shorting yet.
00:01:20.760 It doesn't matter which one.
00:01:22.240 No, what I'm trying to say is there is actually a tweet from Michael Burry which prompted all of this.
00:01:28.900 We have to start there first, saying this is what he's going to be doing.
00:01:32.420 And it's freaked a lot of people out.
00:01:34.380 He puts a chart showing the fact that they're going to be doing – I don't know if he found it or not, Rob.
00:01:39.840 The charts that he posted, it showed that he basically thinks that the cloud storage and all – yeah, there you go.
00:01:47.000 And the reason why it's gotten out of play because he was on an island and he was proven correct when it came to the bubble in the mortgage environment.
00:01:56.240 So that's why people are looking at this.
00:01:58.340 Now, every CEO is going to get pissed off when you short them.
00:02:01.040 So that's a normal reaction.
00:02:02.640 Very.
00:02:03.280 So – but this is something that – the reason why people are paying such close attention is because this guy's kind of gone quiet for a long time and now suddenly another – could this be a – could he be two for two?
00:02:15.200 Yeah.
00:02:15.600 So go ahead, Rob.
00:02:16.260 Can you go to the second one?
00:02:18.720 The – is this him breaking down what he foresees happening with him?
00:02:21.920 He's comparing it to the tech bubble, saying that there's like a correlation with the charts and everything.
00:02:25.840 And then he's – shows the flywheel of the U.S. economy right now, how everything's – like, you know, they're saying like 80 percent of GDP growth has been because of data center building.
00:02:37.100 Okay.
00:02:37.680 And then go to the Palantir guy, Alex.
00:02:41.780 Go ahead.
00:02:43.140 Super triggering because these people, they could pick on any company in the world.
00:02:47.180 They have to pick on the one that actually helps people, that actually made money for the average person, that is actually supporting our warfighters.
00:02:54.200 Why do they have to go after us?
00:02:56.160 And I'll tell you what, though, it's crazy motivating because I'll tell you why the short sellers are constantly getting screwed by Palantir.
00:03:02.080 Because every time they short us, we just are like tripling down on getting the better numbers.
00:03:08.440 Okay.
00:03:08.940 Go to the next one.
00:03:09.780 Go ahead, Rob.
00:03:11.320 He's actually putting a short on AI.
00:03:13.260 So the way I read it, it was us and NVIDIA.
00:03:15.200 And it's like –
00:03:15.720 Yeah, the biggest position is you, though.
00:03:16.980 I'm just going through all of his shorts.
00:03:18.500 Okay.
00:03:19.120 So – and then, by the way, with the shorts, it's very complex.
00:03:21.380 It's not even clear that – honestly, I think what is going on here is market manipulation.
00:03:25.440 We delivered the best results anyone's ever seen.
00:03:28.740 It's not even clear he's not doing this to get out of his position.
00:03:31.040 I mean, these people, they claim to be ethical, but, you know, like they're actually shorting one of the great businesses of the world.
00:03:38.060 And I'm not against shorting as a matter of theory, but I'm just saying pick something that is not doing a noble task.
00:03:43.320 Just not his company.
00:03:44.340 Just not his company.
00:03:45.900 Tom, where do you –
00:03:46.500 By the way, look at the chart.
00:03:47.420 I mean, it's gone parabolic.
00:03:48.700 It has.
00:03:49.160 Yeah, there's no question about it.
00:03:50.560 So let's not talk about the leadership of Palantir, and people give this guy a lot of credit for being a crazy genius.
00:03:58.580 And let's not talk about the products of Palantir.
00:04:01.700 Let's just talk about the stock market, which can be overenthusiastic at times.
00:04:06.080 And Palantir at 207 was the stock price when the fund started is a P.E. of over 620.
00:04:13.340 It's like, wait a minute.
00:04:16.100 That's like your grandfather says, hey, my blood pressure is 410.
00:04:21.220 They say it's the greatest of all time.
00:04:23.080 They say, Grandpa, you're about to die.
00:04:24.800 That's the wrong stat to set a record on.
00:04:28.640 And it went down 10%, 20.7.
00:04:33.000 And now it's hovering this morning, 182, 182.7.
00:04:36.520 Oh, here it is, 184.5.
00:04:37.840 Is that live?
00:04:38.300 Nice bounce.
00:04:38.900 Okay, so that's a little bitty bounce, but that means it's down 10%.
00:04:43.100 But now the P.E., that means the P.E. should be 440, 430.
00:04:47.020 Can you scroll down?
00:04:47.540 What's P.E.?
00:04:48.020 Yeah, 430.
00:04:48.800 430.
00:04:49.540 There we go.
00:04:50.300 So now the P.E. is down to a not completely unconscious alcohol poisoning.
00:04:57.080 430 is not unconscious?
00:04:58.820 No, hang on.
00:04:59.200 That is pretty high.
00:05:00.680 Hang on.
00:05:01.320 That's six bottles of tequila.
00:05:03.540 620 is a blood alcohol of, you know, 0.4.
00:05:07.040 0.1, you get arrested for drunk driving.
00:05:08.840 0.4, you're dead.
00:05:09.800 Can you just go to...
00:05:11.220 This is still 0.25.
00:05:12.580 You're still drunk as a skunk.
00:05:13.800 What is Apple's P.E. ratio?
00:05:15.040 Go look at what is Apple.
00:05:16.260 Do me a favor.
00:05:16.740 Go to ChatGBT and ask ChatGBT what is...
00:05:20.920 I'm going to give you several companies.
00:05:22.160 What is Apple?
00:05:22.960 Well, we're looking those up.
00:05:24.020 Microsoft.
00:05:25.100 Of course I do.
00:05:25.840 We're not far enough yet.
00:05:26.420 Alphabet.
00:05:26.820 It's still 400.
00:05:27.940 Give me another...
00:05:28.680 Walmart.
00:05:29.840 Okay, go to...
00:05:30.840 Give me another one outside of the...
00:05:32.440 Not in...
00:05:32.920 Go do NVIDIA.
00:05:34.320 You can do NVIDIA.
00:05:35.420 Do Palantir.
00:05:36.980 Which we just saw.
00:05:37.780 Who else do you want to put on that list? 0.98
00:05:38.860 Give me some reasonable companies.
00:05:40.540 Microsoft.
00:05:41.280 Why don't you put Ford?
00:05:42.380 AMD, making chips.
00:05:43.380 Put Tesla.
00:05:44.480 Intel had a balance.
00:05:45.180 You know what I have that you love?
00:05:46.060 Put Intel and put Oracle.
00:05:49.640 Okay?
00:05:50.100 Go with those.
00:05:50.760 And let's see what it shows.
00:05:51.660 Go ahead.
00:05:51.920 You know what I generate?
00:05:52.580 P.E. ratio.
00:05:53.320 P.E. ratio, yeah.
00:05:54.440 Yesterday I asked ChatGBT what have been the most ridiculous P.E. ratios of all time.
00:05:58.060 I sent Rob that chart.
00:05:59.140 So you'll like that.
00:06:01.040 Who was at the top?
00:06:01.960 So there's been some that have been in the thousands.
00:06:05.380 I want to know who that is.
00:06:06.520 And some can be infinite if they actually have losses.
00:06:09.160 Yeah.
00:06:09.520 Is it showing P.E. ratios?
00:06:10.600 Let's see the P.E. ratio.
00:06:11.680 It does.
00:06:12.840 30.
00:06:13.300 That first one there.
00:06:14.160 Apple.
00:06:14.740 P.E.
00:06:15.220 30.2.
00:06:16.440 Okay.
00:06:16.920 By the way.
00:06:17.760 By the way.
00:06:18.080 By the way.
00:06:18.460 By the way.
00:06:19.220 Let's do this.
00:06:20.860 Apple market cap is showing what right there?
00:06:23.040 Three trillion.
00:06:24.100 Let me put it to you this way.
00:06:25.960 If Apple's P.E. ratio was the same as NVIDIA, Apple today would be a $50 trillion company.
00:06:35.660 That's what, not NVIDIA, what do you call it?
00:06:37.500 A Palantir.
00:06:38.220 Okay?
00:06:38.640 So Apple is 30.
00:06:40.120 P.E. ratio.
00:06:41.040 Solid.
00:06:41.460 Keep going lower, Rob, if you could.
00:06:43.380 Okay.
00:06:43.620 Next one is Microsoft.
00:06:44.860 36, 37.
00:06:46.180 Okay.
00:06:46.400 Keep going.
00:06:47.260 And 3.8 trillion.
00:06:48.300 Alphabet, 24 at $3 trillion.
00:06:51.560 Keep going lower.
00:06:52.820 You got Walmart.
00:06:54.120 Wow.
00:06:54.640 I don't see Walmart's P.E. ratio, Rob.
00:06:56.440 Do you have it?
00:06:57.160 It doesn't have it here.
00:06:58.200 Okay.
00:06:58.400 We'll pull it up separately.
00:06:59.480 Keep going.
00:06:59.940 So NVIDIA is what?
00:07:01.760 212.
00:07:02.760 Keep going, Rob.
00:07:05.000 Palantir.
00:07:05.920 207, which that's not it, Rob, because it's not showing it now.
00:07:08.860 For some reason, it stopped showing it.
00:07:10.160 Yeah, it stopped showing it.
00:07:10.840 By the way, I'll give you another one.
00:07:11.900 Netflix is at 46.
00:07:13.340 Netflix is at 46.
00:07:14.880 What are we talking about here?
00:07:16.820 And the guy is saying at $182, he's still at $430.
00:07:21.980 By the way, do you know what this means, though?
00:07:24.580 If NVIDIA's P.E. ratio, what's NVIDIA's P.E. ratio?
00:07:28.340 45.
00:07:29.000 No, that's Netflix.
00:07:29.660 That's Netflix.
00:07:30.440 I think there's 60 right now.
00:07:31.560 But there's big implications of this, Pat, because if indeed, we've known the stock market
00:07:37.740 is at expensive levels.
00:07:39.360 But if indeed there is a change where these prices start to come down to much more, let's
00:07:48.120 call it normalized levels of P.E., we know that the drive up in the stock market, and
00:07:52.580 you just showed the chart before when you saw that rise in the S&P, primarily driven by
00:07:59.200 the MAG-7.
00:08:00.720 If the MAG-7 comes down to more normalized P.E., that could have very big implications
00:08:07.420 on the overall stock market.
00:08:09.480 True.
00:08:10.500 True.
00:08:11.080 When you're looking at this kind of stuff.
00:08:12.520 So Michael Burry announces that.
00:08:14.660 How much, Brandon, maybe let me ask you this.
00:08:17.140 Do you agree with him that Palantir and NVIDIA are about to have a market correction?
00:08:24.040 No.
00:08:24.660 I mean, I'm scared for Michael Burry, because I wonder if he's a little bit like the guy
00:08:30.020 Jesse Livermore that I think a lot of chairs know about.
00:08:32.720 You ever hear of that guy?
00:08:34.040 Reminiscent of a stock operator.
00:08:35.820 So this guy, he's famous for making what people call the greatest stock market bet ever.
00:08:41.520 He made $100 million during the Great Depression.
00:08:43.600 He was a famous short seller.
00:08:44.620 But he made a fortune and lost a fortune several times.
00:08:48.600 So I wonder if Burry's almost chasing that high.
00:08:50.360 Because I asked Chachibiti yesterday, what's his record on trades?
00:08:54.180 And he's on kind of a losing streak.
00:08:55.760 He did the housing bubble well.
00:08:57.080 He did the GME well.
00:08:58.780 But he got some stuff wrong the last couple of years.
00:09:01.200 He got the bond bet wrong.
00:09:02.960 He got the Tesla bet wrong.
00:09:05.500 So I almost wonder if he's chasing the dragon with this.
00:09:08.580 So I sent Rob this chart that shows.
00:09:12.460 So that's Burry's bets right there.
00:09:13.860 So he's on kind of a losing streak.
00:09:15.500 You know, he had a few wins out of the gate.
00:09:17.760 But he hasn't had like a clear definitive win in the last couple of years.
00:09:21.540 So what are the companies that had 1,000 PE ratio?
00:09:24.280 Which one were they?
00:09:24.620 Yeah, I sent you that one also, Rob.
00:09:26.340 So just to show, this is an example of how companies who people see a lot of potential in could be debased from reality.
00:09:34.840 So Amazon during the 90s had like a 500 to 3,000 PE ratio.
00:09:39.860 And Tesla in 2020 had a 1,000 PE ratio.
00:09:43.860 You got it, Rob?
00:09:45.460 I don't.
00:09:45.940 Where did you send it?
00:09:46.440 I sent it.
00:09:47.000 It's black in in the group.
00:09:49.120 Say that again, Tom.
00:09:49.760 NVIDIA this morning right now is 55 PE ratio.
00:09:52.160 55.
00:09:52.740 Okay.
00:09:53.520 I'll buy that.
00:09:54.320 So sizzling versus 30 for Apple, but not insane.
00:09:58.500 So look at this.
00:09:59.640 So Amazon 500 to 3,000 in 1999.
00:10:04.000 Google 100 to 200 in 2006.
00:10:06.620 Netflix was 300 to 600.
00:10:08.060 Tesla was 1,000 plus.
00:10:09.540 Yeah.
00:10:09.900 What's Tesla today?
00:10:10.780 What's Tesla's PE ratio today?
00:10:11.980 200, I think.
00:10:12.900 Is it still at 200?
00:10:13.860 200, yeah.
00:10:14.700 So I think my read on this is when people see that a company has a potential to be a monster,
00:10:20.120 they'll get way ahead of it like that.
00:10:21.880 And I mean, Palantir, as much as I am fearful of what it does and dislike a lot of things about it,
00:10:28.040 it is a great, perfect product for right now.
00:10:29.960 They're kind of like the Standard Oil of today where Standard Oil is the first company that started refining oil in a big way.
00:10:35.940 And that's what Palantir does.
00:10:37.320 They're the first company that's like really refining data in a big way.
00:10:39.980 And, you know, people call data the new oil.
00:10:41.820 So that's why I think people see so much potential in it.
00:10:45.440 Well, when you-
00:10:46.220 People also see-
00:10:46.620 Oh, go ahead.
00:10:47.080 No, I was going to talk about, look, if you look at things like the fear-greed index, it's off the chart.
00:10:52.960 And it's literally off the chart.
00:10:55.080 The euphoria index that Citibank does.
00:10:58.320 It is, if you go above 0.41, it's called, you know, euphoria.
00:11:02.960 Extreme fear?
00:11:03.260 It's extreme, yes.
00:11:04.200 If you, but the, this is a current one?
00:11:08.620 Yep.
00:11:09.120 Okay.
00:11:09.660 Weird.
00:11:10.280 Yeah, that's really weird.
00:11:11.560 How about Citibank's-
00:11:13.560 That is extremely weird.
00:11:16.060 Yeah, it is.
00:11:17.120 What does greed look like if it's fear-freed index?
00:11:18.840 That was updated today at 10.20 a.m.
00:11:21.920 Wow, we're in a weird place.
00:11:22.600 But all the markets pre-market reacted badly to the New York election.
00:11:26.840 But check this, I agree, that's why, because a week ago was at 40, so 40 is fear, and a month ago was neutral at 53.
00:11:34.020 Yes.
00:11:34.480 But we haven't been at greedy.
00:11:37.200 I mean, the markets are at all-time highs every week.
00:11:39.420 Yeah.
00:11:39.980 How about if we look at the euphoria index from Citibank, if you could possibly pull that up?
00:11:45.320 So, there's an old saying that the market tends to inflict the most pain on the most people at the worst time.
00:11:52.400 And you just kind of worry, at these levels, are we at a point where there is at least a correction of significance coming?
00:12:01.660 I'm not saying there's a crash or a bear, but are we at those levels, and are there things out there that just provide the excuse for it?
00:12:08.800 Mm-hmm.
00:12:09.480 Can we look at two charts, Pat?
00:12:10.660 Yeah, look at that.
00:12:11.340 You can see the euphoria index there.
00:12:13.040 Like, 0.41, you're in euphoria.
00:12:16.380 You're well, well above that.
00:12:20.700 Yeah, and I wonder if, like—
00:12:22.200 Rob, I texted you two charts.
00:12:23.020 Are we past the point of the Fed even allowing a correction?
00:12:25.400 Because, like, I mean, what does a correction look like at this point with everything so built up?
00:12:28.380 And, I mean, I think a lot of it, too, has a lot to do with index funds, because the last 15 years, the vast majority of investing has been passive investing from, like, BlackRock and Vanguard index funds.
00:12:37.480 So, I think that has a lot of an effect on it, too.
00:12:39.320 Absolutely, which is why it's so important, because these leaders are so heavily weighted within these funds that they can have a material influence if they come down.
00:12:49.420 You know, Alex Cartman used to say, look, the generals in the market, they drive the market.
00:12:53.940 If you shoot the generals, the market really topples.
00:12:56.820 So, I'm not saying that this is going to happen, but if you see that, the fact of your point, which is a really good point, so much is indexing.
00:13:04.220 If the indices drop, it has a very wide-based effect.
00:13:08.480 Yeah.
00:13:09.320 As far as the Fed goes, just to tell you this, and people aren't looking at this, and I know that the point, the 70 percent chance of a cut, there will be, and Powell was very emphatic about this, but you kind of have to read between the lines.
00:13:22.220 There will not be a Fed rate cut without the data, which means if the government doesn't open up in time for the data to be collected, the Fed will not make a cut based upon not having the data.
00:13:32.600 You have to kind of read and watch his speech carefully, but there won't be a cut if we don't see the government open in the data that aren't there.
00:13:41.240 Very interesting.
00:13:41.980 So, people talk about the bubble, Pat.
00:13:43.580 Look at this.
00:13:44.160 This is Cisco.
00:13:45.740 This is a historical chart.
00:13:47.240 Let's see if the eagle-eyed observer can find the dot-com crash.
00:13:51.740 Yeah.
00:13:52.180 At that point, in 1999, Cisco had 75 percent market share of routers, and in 2000, at the moment of crash, Cisco had 86 percent market share of routers, and everybody's learning what a router was.
00:14:07.900 You needed a bunch of routers to plug in a bunch of things so you could get websites to talk to each other.
00:14:12.000 You needed lots and lots and lots of routers.
00:14:14.060 Well, this was Cisco.
00:14:15.300 Now, take a look at that.
00:14:16.420 Now, take a look at their history before 1995, Pat.
00:14:18.900 Look at it.
00:14:20.040 We're making routers, making routers, making routers for about five years.
00:14:23.380 Go like 91, 95, and then whammo.
00:14:27.380 Now, let's go take a look at NVIDIA.
00:14:31.000 Oh, my God.
00:14:32.040 Look at NVIDIA.
00:14:32.660 Now, compare them back and forth.
00:14:33.900 Just flip back and forth.
00:14:35.980 So, could we be due for the correction in AI?
00:14:42.460 Because you look at the market share that NVIDIA has on the engine of AI.
00:14:48.920 Cisco had this on the engine of routers.
00:14:51.940 I don't want a crash.
00:14:53.040 I don't want the madness that comes with the crash.
00:14:55.180 I don't want a sudden correction where average investors can't move their funds quick enough.
00:15:02.700 I don't want that.
00:15:03.660 But I'm looking at both of these, and it makes me wonder, especially when I see Palantir with those PEs,
00:15:09.240 because we have to remember, the Tesla and the Amazon P.E. came with both CEOs telling us to ignore the P.E.
00:15:17.960 And even Elon Musk saying, well, it's a little bit ridiculous because I've even begun to sell the next model car,
00:15:23.540 so I hardly have any profits.
00:15:25.120 So, they're completely valuing me on the future of these cars.
00:15:28.800 He was right.
00:15:29.580 And so, it was 1,000 P.E. by arithmetic, but it wasn't a bad stock price by value of the company, by market cap.
00:15:37.260 Amazon was the same way.
00:15:39.160 So, I look at this, and I'm like, wow, you know, maybe Michael Burry's right.
00:15:43.340 Now, he's been wrong about a lot of things, but you can't – there's my two proxies.
00:15:48.720 89% market share of routers for Cisco.
00:15:51.100 I don't know what NVIDIA's market share is, but they are the overwhelming market share owner
00:15:57.520 of the biggest, fastest, multi-threaded chips that are needed for AI.
00:16:02.200 So, you think there's going to be a correction?
00:16:04.020 You think there could be a correction with NVIDIA?
00:16:05.580 I think there's going to be a correction.
00:16:06.800 I don't think it's going to be like 2000, 2001, which is referred to the quick recession or the nuclear winter.
00:16:11.500 It went like that, and I lived through it.
00:16:13.620 We actually raised a round of fundraising for Jamdat during that.
00:16:18.460 Miraculously enough, we actually got it done, but it was terrible.
00:16:21.360 But it was a fast, terrible year.
00:16:23.480 It wasn't like COVID where it was like year one, year two, year three, bounce out.
00:16:28.120 It was a – you remember that year.
00:16:29.640 Of course.
00:16:30.120 It was a fast, terrible year, but it was really rough.
00:16:32.460 You had that back in April where you had a correction.
00:16:34.860 That was a 20% correction.
00:16:38.040 You had a bear market, and then you had that big bounce back.
00:16:41.700 So, these things can happen.
00:16:43.020 It can correct and go back up.
00:16:45.180 That's the thing about these P.E. ratios.
00:16:47.260 The market will allow it if you have favorable overall conditions, if you have an accommodative Fed, and if it appears you could grow profits into those P.E. multiples.
00:16:57.320 So, to the extent that right now maybe NVIDIA and Palantir look like they can grow their way into these multiples, then the market's going to be pretty lenient on them unless there's an exogenous shock.
00:17:08.900 Your fear is my fear.
00:17:10.040 Government doesn't open.
00:17:11.360 Numbers can't come out.
00:17:12.280 They don't cut the rate, and then they have to chase the rate in January, and that's bad.
00:17:17.420 2026 is around the corner.
00:17:18.880 Craziness is going on.
00:17:20.760 For some of you guys that have big plans for 2026, I will remind you, whatever you do, do not go into 2026 without a business plan.
00:17:30.780 It will be a big mistake you're making.
00:17:32.320 It will be a big mistake you're making.
00:17:32.620 There are way too many moving parts.
00:17:34.560 You know, every year when we do the business planning workshop, I openly talk about what threats and events we're concerned about happening the next year.
00:17:43.160 We openly share with you, here's what we're looking at.
00:17:45.980 Here's what we're seeing as possible enemy, and here's what we're seeing as an operator, the opportunities that exist for us.
00:17:51.920 And we openly share it with you.
00:17:53.780 We share with you how we're growing our YouTube channel and our media company, what our consulting firm is going.
00:17:58.960 We're sharing our strategies with you.
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00:18:06.400 The business planning workshop on December 12th is for you.
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00:18:15.980 Maybe you're doing a billion a year, you've got a couple thousand employees, but you've gotten to a point where you're bored and it's repetitive, and it's just kind of like you're doing the same thing over and over and over again.
00:18:25.820 This is a very, very good event to even wake you up as a leader of the company.
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