Dirty Jobs53:36
“when I see Mike Rowe, remember the show Dirty Jobs?”
“I think that people want a new form factor for this. And if you think that's silly, I'd draw your attention to something else very cool. Have you seen the new vacation whipped cream sunscreen? Yeah, those guys are wild.”
“Yeah, I think I mean, I think I explained it pretty well there. So basically they have this new form factor for sunscreen where they do it in a whipped cream bottle. This thing's taken off.”
“Chad. Chad was awesome. And he was like, kept talking about like different forms. And he made it almost sound like, well, I just took athletic greens and I put it in gummy because it's easier. I just changed the form. Right. He didn't say that. We said that. And he was like, I'm not going to say that, but yes. But that is 100% true.”
“my whole list filtered for me already. What are some, okay? I think that's in atomic habits with that system I just described. I think that's the featured case study. How long is that Slack and who is in it? And are the other people in it like, dude, shut up?”
“They like, you know, if you give them like a bracelet or a necklace or a chain or whatever, they like that type of stuff. We got them like a fanny pack. They loved a fanny pack. Like they kind of just like having their own stuff that they can bring with them when they go out. And so the idea of a clip-on beeper, I know for a fact my kids would love that.”
“I was out with this, or we met, hung out with a couple recently, and they, you know, the Nanit, like the baby monitor with the camera, the baby whoop band. They had one of those things.”
“In fact, it's the bane of my existence that anywhere we want to go, they bring like so much junk. It's like he's bringing his Pokemon book collection when we're going swimming. It's like you don't need a binder full of Pokemon cards. It's completely irrelevant. Or we're going to a doctor's checkup and they pack like a backpack of junk.”
“what's the little radio, Sean, that I have at my house? Tony's. Tony's is one. And then the other one is called like Yodo. Is it called Yodo? Okay. It's like a little box and there's cards. You buy the cards for $10 and cards are sort of like a CD album where you like one card.”
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“when I see Mike Rowe, remember the show Dirty Jobs?”