A lot of people want to be you, but there's only one, Brad.

I love Horace Martin.

Yes.

It makes me feel good, you know? Yeah.

The recognition, you know? I owe it all to the Sports Gaming Podcast.

Sean Kramer and yourself.

You guys, I really appreciate you.

Yeah, what is this 1985? What kind of

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I'm the man in the box.

Yeah.

The, the recognition, you know? I owe it all to Sports Gambling Podcast, Sean Kramer, and yourself, you know?

Now, where did you fly in from there that you're in Vegas from?

The Kansas City airport.

Kansas City airport.

Is that where you live in Kansas City? Yeah.

Okay.

No, I live in Valley Falls, Kansas.

It's a small town.

Now, Brad, what can I expect if I choose you to be my survivor partners besides fantastic tech work like this?

This was Brad's introduction.

CJ- Nothing, that's something totally different ... pick me to be a member of your survivor team- Yeah ... because I'm a graduate- Sorry ... of DGen University- Yeah, that's nothing to do with ... and I like whores.

Now, Brad, what can I expect if I choose you to Bet the Techter to be my survivor partners besides fantastic tech work like this?

Well, um, I lost my job in November, so I have a full-time job of committing to being a DGen-

Video number 12, Sean, this is another one you may recognize.

CJ, you should pick me to be a member of your survivor team because I'm a graduate of DGen University and I like whores.

I'm gonna try and sell my business," or when is it appropriate? And could you maybe even speak to situations where you, if you have experience on, like, family businesses versus lifestyle businesses versus already pre- preexisting growth-oriented businesses?

Yeah, it's a great question.

I-- So look, some of, some of people in the room are, um, solo entrepreneurs.

You started your business, you bootstrapped your business.

That's what I did.

I mean, I, I started it by getting all my personal assets and convincing my wife that it was a good thing to do, and we kinda went all in on the business.

Other people have done it differently.

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