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Eduardo Saverin

Eduardo Saverin

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Oct 30, 2026

Alex FugmanHOST
10:04
It's about Sam Altman, and it's the guy in the social network.
Harrison FugmanHOST
10:08
Yeah, it's Eduardo Saverin from the social network.
Alex FugmanHOST
10:11
Exactly, it's Eduardo.
Alex FugmanHOST
10:12
So going to the theater was electric last night because it was jam-packed.
TimHOST
28:21
They were not trying to evoke the documented real Mark Zuckerberg.
TimHOST
28:25
They were using him or Eduardo Saverin as, yeah, as a cipher for an idea.
TimHOST
28:31
And they, they, they easily and willingly made things up and elided things when they were like, we are telling a story about the themes of our time.
TimHOST
28:39
We are not doing a docudrama.
Lizzie BassettHOST
40:05
We resented him for it.
Chris WinterbauerHOST
40:06
It's a little Eduardo Saverin dilution of Cher's social network.
Chris WinterbauerHOST
40:10
Big
Lizzie BassettHOST
40:10
time.
JeremyHOST
76:43
Facebook saying, how much was Mark's shares diluted? Well, Mr.
JeremyHOST
76:47
Saverin, how much were they diluted? And what were you diluted to? 0.0003%.
JeremyHOST
76:53
Exactly.
JeremyHOST
76:53
Exactly.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
7:30
It's about Mark Zuckerberg.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
7:33
It's about Eduardo Saverin.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
7:35
Maybe this is going to be the most insane thing I've ever said on this podcast.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
7:39
But I think that The Social Reckoning is a more ambitious movie.

7 MINS LATER

Cameron McKinneyHOST
15:09
You can't bring back Justin Timberlake.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
15:12
they are no longer relevant to the story of Facebook.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
15:16
Sean Parker and Eduardo Saverin are out of the picture.
Cameron McKinneyHOST
15:20
You know who still remains relevant? Mark Zuckerberg.
Nick MartellHOST
18:24
Mark got special Class B shares for the founder that entitles him to 10 votes per share of Meta that he owns.
Nick MartellHOST
18:32
Basically, Zuck didn't want to do to himself what he did to Eduardo Saverin.
Nick MartellHOST
18:35
Exactly.
Nick MartellHOST
18:36
So he only owns 13.5% of Meta, but he controls 61% of the votes for Meta.
Dave MartinsonHOST
11:43
And we know, of course know that clickbait and negative and outrage-style stuff is what performs the best on social media because of human nature, and it just feels kind of abrupt.
Dave MartinsonHOST
11:52
I don't know how, how earned it really was, and it's also not really reckoned with, right? Like, I would like a lot more Zuck stuff in this movie, but there's not really much of a character study going on here, right? You think about The Social Network, right, and of course you have Eisenberg's Zuckerberg, you have Eduardo Saverin from Andrew Garfield's character.
Dave MartinsonHOST
12:11
Great supporting work from Timberlake and Armie Hammer, right? But, like, at the end of the day, that's a movie about the Zuck character and the Zuck person and what he would do for success and what he would sacrifice, right? Mainly his relationships.
Dave MartinsonHOST
12:23
You don't really get a lot of that from Zuck in this new movie.
Michael MoynihanGUEST
20:08
Yes
Suzy WeissHOST
20:08
... that's just, what were Mr. Saverin's shares diluted down to? [laughs]
Michael MoynihanGUEST
20:11
Yeah.
Suzy WeissHOST
20:12
Like, I know this whole movie.
David RubensteinGUEST
64:07
So I didn't put in the $30,000.
David RubensteinGUEST
64:09
One of Mark Zuckerberg's roommates, Eduardo Saverin, did do it.
David RubensteinGUEST
64:14
And I think that $30,000 he put in, or maybe it's $15,000 he put in, is now worth about $50 billion.
David RubensteinGUEST
64:21
So I regret that.
CamHOST
3:13
Um, it's a very different story.
CamHOST
3:14
The first movie obviously about the creation of Facebook and everything that went on there with Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin and, and all the cast of characters involved in that landmark achievement.
CamHOST
3:26
This one is really more about the controversies surrounding Facebook in the modern era.
CamHOST
3:31
The many, um, lawsuits and litigations and, and studies and things like that that have called out the effects of social media.

7 MINS LATER

StefanoGUEST
11:05
Totally
CamHOST
11:06
... which it, it hurts it.
CamHOST
11:08
Um, for my take two, I wanna go with, uh, I wanna go with a specific character because I think what's really good about, um, The Social Network in particular is you've got this really excellent character stu- study that's happening around two characters primarily, the Mark Zuckerberg character and Eduardo Saverin.
CamHOST
11:30
And they sort of tried to, I guess in this one have, uh, you know, there's a, there's a balance between two characters.

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