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9:50
“You're a health and fitness and I would say early adopter, arguable influencer. But have you seen the trend of hyperbaric chambers at home? Yes. So, hyperbaric chambers are interesting. That looks ridiculous. That looks like a… That looks awesome.”
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10:08
“It looks like he's like an astronaut or something. Yeah. Hyperbaric chambers are interesting. So, the reason I've known about them is I'm a huge running nerd. And in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and even to this day, a lot of the U.S. Olympic runners would go and move to Flagstaff for three or four or five months at a time because they would want to be at altitude.”
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11:13
“And the prediction or the idea here is just like it happened for saunas and cold tubs and red light, it's going to happen for hyperbaric chambers next. So, there's a couple companies trying to do these at-home hyperbaric chambers.”
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37:14
“Total agreement on the problem. And then the question is, which of these solutions is going to be the one? Like you've told me about brick before, how you brick your phone. You've told me about the dumb phone. And, you know, there's other people. You know, George Mac has two phones. One's a smartphone, one's a dumb phone. Like, you know, people have these like different systems.”
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46:04
“This is if four weeks from now, you're like, this is my new normal, then I'll buy it. The brick has stuck with me. That is, it's at my front door. And depending on which activity I'm going to go out and do. So if I'm going out with my family, that continues to have maps, text messages, calls, and Uber.”
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10:55
“Now, there's at-home sauna brands that do hundreds of millions in revenue. We saw the same thing with the cold plunge. I think the plunge guys, you know, they sent us a home cold plunge tub. And, you know, those… I forgot what they were doing. But, you know, they were doing 100 million just direct-to-consumer, no retail presence of people buying cold tubs for the home.”
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22:55
“It's blowing up right now. Barstool called it the hottest reservation in the country this winter. $165 a person covers your drinks, your steam, your cold plunge, and a full meal. Their phones are ringing off the hook with reservations at all hours. It's attracting millennials and Gen Z who are discovering it through social media.”
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11:50
“Do you know what I think what it should be is? Have you ever traveled with your children and in a hotel room, you have to, like, share a room. And so, there's these, like, dark tents. Like a blackout tent. A blackout tent. They're pretty awesome. So, like, you travel and you, like, can build, like, a crib.”
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28:40
“It's that guy right there on the left. And he's made a bunch of like, I think he made, is it Cards Against Humanity? He made like one of the big games. Like that's like one of the best sellers in the world.”
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12:02
“And it's completely dark, so you could still, like, have the light on in your bedroom if your kid has to sleep in your room. My opinion is if I was eight sleep or a sleep company, it needs to be a sleep company.”
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38:26
“Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think it's rumors. I think they've announced it, but there's for sure rumors. iPhone Fold is what it's going to be called. Now, I don't know if it's, like, another screen. I don't know what it is, but they're calling it, like, a flip phone. So, I guess, like, there's all these... And it's not important exactly what it is,”
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10:38
“And now a lot of people think that this for the average human is pretty cool. Is that the story? Yeah. So, there's… People are now trying to build… Like, we've seen saunas become something that used to be at a gym or an external location. Now, there's at-home sauna brands that do hundreds of millions in revenue.”
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