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“dopamine websites are the new trend in South Korea. These services let users endlessly browse food delivery menus, read reviews, fill their shopping carts, and even track their shipment.”
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46:42
“They know the liquidity of each card market. So there's like a market cap for like Charizards. There's a market cap for Jackie Robinson cards because they know how much, how much liquidity there is, how much circulating supply there is. They know the relative value of a card because they know, wow, this is in mint condition versus this is in good condition.”
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36:34
“So he's got a book called like the American Stories about like where he just interviews math historians. He's got a book called How to Lead, The American Experiment, How to Invest, The Highest Calling, which is conversations about different presidents. He has a show on Bloomberg called The David Rubenstein Show. He's got all this amazing things.”
Discussed
36:34
“So he's got a book called like the American Stories about like where he just interviews math historians. He's got a book called How to Lead, The American Experiment, How to Invest, The Highest Calling, which is conversations about different presidents. He has a show on Bloomberg called The David Rubenstein Show. He's got all this amazing things.”
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43:11
“And so you need third party trust in these systems where there was no structure. And so coins was like, this cards was like this Pokemon cards, sports cards. And so there was this like entire, like. Industry of, of, uh, collectors who were very passionate, but they had no structure.”
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43:11
“And so you need third party trust in these systems where there was no structure. And so coins was like, this cards was like this Pokemon cards, sports cards. And so there was this like entire, like. Industry of, of, uh, collectors who were very passionate, but they had no structure.”
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10:35
“that a lot of Asian companies did. If you remember, do you know TCL TVs? I've never even heard of that, no. So TCL, if you were to go to Amazon six years ago and buy a TCL TV, they were the worst. They were like, maybe 10 years ago, they were junky TVs, but you get a 65 inch flat screen TV for like literally $200.”
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36:34
“So he's got a book called like the American Stories about like where he just interviews math historians. He's got a book called How to Lead, The American Experiment, How to Invest, The Highest Calling, which is conversations about different presidents. He has a show on Bloomberg called The David Rubenstein Show. He's got all this amazing things.”
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36:22
“So he has like five or six books, which is how I've met him or know of him. So he's got a book called like the American Stories about like where he just interviews math historians. He's got a book called How to Lead, The American Experiment, How to Invest, The Highest Calling, which is conversations about different presidents. He has a show on Bloomberg called The David Rubenstein Show.”
Discussed
36:34
“So he's got a book called like the American Stories about like where he just interviews math historians. He's got a book called How to Lead, The American Experiment, How to Invest, The Highest Calling, which is conversations about different presidents. He has a show on Bloomberg called The David Rubenstein Show. He's got all this amazing things.”
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54:18
“Are you a buyer or are you just a casual? I'm a voyeur, but I like $500 for like a vintage jacket. Have you considered, have you been tempted to be like, ooh, 15, Sarah? Do we need that 15 grand? Do we need to get on vacation?”
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Michael Lewis article 'The Access Capitalist'32:50
“There was this amazing article that I found written by Michael Lewis. You know Michael Lewis, the famous author. He wrote this amazing article in 1993 called The Access Capitalist.”